All language subtitles for Walker s06e10 Rainbows End

Welcome everyone to beautiful Lone Star
Park. The weather is good and the track

is fast.

Brakes on top.

Goals inbound. Second. Samurai in third.

And Gallant Boy, if you're lucky, has no
speed.

And they head into the clubhouse turn.

crown yes he is and he's gonna be a
sorry old fool if that horse wins

Mr. Calhoun, I thought I saw Gallop Boy
hyperspin in that first turn.

I'd best get down there and take a look.
If you'll excuse me. Yeah, you do that,

Kincaid. You know, that old Kincaid's a
real worrier. But that's what a good

trainer's paid to do.

A lot more scared than worried, Wes.

Nah, that's all it was, Walker.

Well, Max, what do you think of my
Gallop Boy? That is one terrific horse,

And an expensive one, too. You get what
you pay for, honey.

So... What do you think of my horse,
Joe?

Gallant Boy's great, Mr. Calhoun, but I
think my horse, Rainbow Thang, can beat

him.

Well, you just enter him in next month's
Texas Derby, and we'll see what he can

do. The nomination fee is $50 ,000.

We just don't have it this year.

We'll have it next season, though.

We will.

Well, if that rookie Colt of yours is as
good as Joe says he is, he's going to

give Gallant Boy a run for his money.

Speaking of which, let's go to the
winner's circle.

You coming, Walker? Alex?

That's okay. Go ahead.

Suit yourself. Catch you later.

Come on, Mother. Walker, you come out
and see us, will you now? You bet.

You too, McCabe.

I'd love to. And please call me Alex.

Bye, Walker.

Bye, honey.

I like this racetrack proud of yours.

Do you know how much it cost me to lose
that race down there?

Do you know the difference in stud fee
between an unbeaten horse and a beaten

horse?

No.

I didn't think so.

Well, let me clue you in, Mr. Holt.

It cost millions.

Millions.

Now, since you don't know anything, I
guess we're going to have to go have

a chat with Mr.

Calhoun's trainer, Mr. Lee Kincaid.

Hey, I have been looking all over for
you.

What do you want, Kincaid?

What the hell were you doing out there?

I told you to hold him back.

Yeah, Mr.

Calhoun said that if I did, that I'd
never get to race again.

So if you got a problem with that, maybe
you ought to take it up with Mr.

Calhoun. Lee!

Come on, I'll drive Gallant Boy back to
the ranch with you.

She took him to the scene.

It's a hot gallon boy's leg. He's fine.

Well, we'll show him at the Texas Derby.

Yeah.

want, Crown.

We didn't get what we paid for, Mr.
Kincaid.

You can have your money back. I don't
want my money back. You son of a... You

yellow -livered punk.

Your horse should have lost.

That's a Rancho Calhoun thoroughbred
you're talking about, mister. My horses

to win.

And don't you be telling me what I gotta
do.

Cheating ain't West Calhoun style.

Well, I'm sorry you feel that way.

It's not his fault. It wasn't my fault.
I don't care whose fault it was.

No, no, don't.

Give me the gun.

That ought to slow him down.

In the eyes of a ranger, the
unsuspecting stranger had better know

wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

Any wrong you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna
be.

Checked out West Calhoun.

Doesn't have an enemy in the world. What
about Lee Kincaid?

Worked for Calhoun for six years.

He didn't have a criminal record.

Why?

Well, during the race, when Gallant Boy
was closing in on Samurai, I was

watching him, and he looked really
worried.

And then when Gallant Boy won, that
worry turned to fear.

You think the jockey was supposed to
throw the race?

Worth looking into.

That would be me.

Yeah. I'm out of here. All right, where
are you going?

I'm going to go see Max Elson.

Hey, Walker. How are you, Max?

You were just in time for some nice
fresh coffee. Go ahead and help

Thanks.

Look at her out there. Doesn't she look
good?

She sure can ride.

I guess you heard about Wes Calhoun and
Lee Kincaid.

Boy, that horse, too. Gallant boy.

God, Walker, who would do such a thing?

I don't know, Max. That's what I'm
trying to find out.

Well, how's everything going out here?

Fine. Fine. Real good.

We've been friends a long time, Max. You
can be straight with me.

If I don't make some money real fast,
we're going to lose this ranch.

Yo!

Honey!

What in the name of all that's holy are
you doing, honey?

Come on, Rainbow's Inn's our only chance
to make some real money. How could you

risk your money?

Daddy, I'm sorry. You're right.

You know how Rainbow and I get when
we're riding.

Hi, Walker.

Hi, honey.

Good to see you. Hey.

Sorry.

Do you really think that Rainbow's Inn
has a chance of winning the Texas Derby?

More than a chance.

He'd win.

I know he would.

We can just never get together that $50
,000 fee.

Maybe we can find a sponsor.

Well, to do that, we've got to get the
word out on him. But how do we do that?

I think I may have an idea.

Man, that stud is faster than double
-clutched lightning.

I'll tell you what.

If this thing is correct, then you've
got yourself a hell of a winning horse

here, Mr. Elson. Well, I'll tell you
what, sir. Your watch is right. I can

guarantee that.

Then I got myself one big old grizzly
bear of a story.

Thank you, Red.

Look, I've got to go up. I'm going to
make that evening deadline.

Go. Thanks, Red.

I think we got the story we want, honey.

Great job.

Oh, you did a good job.

What a story.

Cornell, have you all read this paper?

Yeah, we all have. Well, good. I'm going
to read it to you again.

It was an amazing morning for this
reporter meeting Max Elson, one -time

bull riding champion, his pretty teenage
daughter, Jo, and their incredible

thoroughbred.

Rainbow's End.

Incredible thoroughbred, huh?

Not bad.

Well, this should be very helpful.

Armstrong listed the best workout time
for the horses entered in the derby, and

the Rainbow's End beats them all,
including Samurai.

Yay! Good, Arch.

I'll get the food. Thank you. Woo!

Thanks, Petey.

Parker, I don't know how we can thank
you enough.

Well, we don't have a sponsor yet, Max.

He has one now.

Boss, you better come see this.

And in the turn of events, right out of
a Hollywood script, the entry fee for

the Texas Derby was donated by Mrs.
Sally Calhoun, widow of Wes Calhoun.

Wes Calhoun was the owner and popular
horse breeder who was shot and killed

week, only hours after his horse,
Gallant Boy, won.

What do you know about this horse hole?

Only what I read in the Chronicle.

Two -year -old. Won a couple of races
this year.

Bush track venues mostly.

Supposedly has big speed more than his
share of heart.

Well, I don't know about his speed, but
I'm sure his heart will bleed just like

Gallon Boy.

That's what speed and beauty are all
about.

Ha! Record time!

A

rookie

two -year -old just broke the track
record for the half mile.

I'll tell you, if that rainbow's end can
keep that up for a mile and a half,

he's definitely the hardest to beat.

Hey, baby.

Turn your head this way.

Feels good, huh?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Hiya, Joe.

Hey, Walker.

How'd Rainbow do today?

Broke yesterday's time.

Handicappers don't know what to make of
it.

Don't forget the bookies. Oh, no, we
couldn't do that.

So how are you doing?

You nervous?

No, I'm not nervous. I'm excited.

Okay.

I'm a little afraid, too.

Well, there's nothing wrong with fear.

What do you mean?

Well, fear has its own energy.

What you have to do is make it work for
you, not against you.

Okay? Okay.

I think I know what you're trying to
tell me.

Hey, Grif!

Wait up!

Hey!

What's going on there?

Look, I got a lot of funny things to do
today, but talking to you guys isn't one

of them.

But you haven't heard our proposition
yet.

Yeah. We worked real hard on getting it
just right.

Let's hear it then.

Morning, Ranger.

You have something to tell my friend?

Well, just being sociable, saying hello.
Oh, you said hello. Now say goodbye.

What the hell do you think you are
telling us what to do?

You think we're afraid of that badge?

No, I can see you're not smart enough
for that.

Why, you...

You've

made some bad enemies today, Walker.

That makes me real sad.

Come on.

The Crown's hired gun wasn't lying,
Walker. You know that.

Well, they'll have to get in line, Max.

Let's go.

Hello, Mrs. Calhoun.

Oh, Ranger Walker.

Ranger Cadet. Ma 'am.

How you doing, ma 'am?

Well as I can.

Did you want to see me about something?

Yes, ma 'am.

We're investigating the murder of your
husband.

Did he mention anything about James Lee
Crown?

As a matter of fact, he did.

Gallant Boy lost his last three races to
Crown's fourth samurai.

Wes suspected that his jockey had pulled
Gallant Boy back.

He told me if he ever did that again,
he'd have his license pulled.

Did your husband think that Crown had
anything to do with it?

I think he suspected it, but he never
could prove it.

Ma 'am, that's what I don't understand.
We went over those races, and none of

those purses were all that large. 10
,000, 15 ,000 at a shot.

It's not the size of the purse that
matters.

It's the record.

An undefeated thoroughbred is a very
valuable commodity.

In the last six months, Samurai's value
has gone from under a million dollars to

over... Five million. Of course, that
lost a gallon of boy.

Knocked a damn pick.

Well, what if he wins the ticker derby?

His stud fees alone would amount to over
$10 million a year.

Pretty good reason for murder.

Yeah.

I don't know, Mr. Crown.

Ranger Walker in their corner. I got a
feeling these folks are going to be real

hard to scare.

Well, then maybe fear is not the way to
go.

Tell us, Jo, what's the biggest race of
your life coming up? Are you a little

scared?

A little.

But you gotta make fear work for you,
not against you.

Besides, Rainbow's the best horse in the
whole world, aren't you, Rainbow?

Now, if you truly believe that, then
you'd put your money where your mouth

Tell you what, let's just forget about
this Texas Derby thing for a while.

This is one million dollars.

And it says that my horse, Samurai, can
beat your horse, Rainbow's End, head to

head. Mr. Crown, you're suggesting a
match race?

Yes, ma 'am, I am.

One and a half miles, flat out, your
horse against mine.

Winner takes all.

We don't have a million dollars to put
up.

Well, I'll tell you what.

Why don't you put up Rainbow's Inn in
lieu of the one million dollars?

Come on.

Didn't you just say that your horse is
the best horse in the whole wide world?

Well, prove it.

Daddy?

This is your horse, honey.

If you're afraid that Rainbows Inn will
lose to my horse, that's fine.

Just don't go around bragging about how
it can't.

Okay, mister.

You got yourself a race.

You sure about that, Jill?

No.

Rainbow's gonna kick Samurai's butt.

This was brilliant, Mr. Crown.

Publicity off this race gotta be worth
millions in stud fees.

Yeah, if we win.

I will win.

I want you boys to go out to that ranch.

and give that little girl something that
might keep her up at night.

What do you have in mind?

She sure does love that daddy of hers,
doesn't she?

You know,

I've been thinking lately, honey.

Yeah? There's some serious things I want
to talk to you about.

Just sit down a minute and listen to me.

Okay.

I'm listening.

You have become such a beautiful young
woman. Oh, Daddy, come on. I think

just a little predator.

No, no, no, no, no.

No, you have. Yes, sir, you have.

But what with all this responsibility
you've had to take on, I'm just afraid

haven't had time to really be a kid.

And it's my fault.

What with you have to look after me and
all. Dad, you don't have to apologize

for that.

Do it because I love you.

And I haven't missed a thing in my life.

Well, honey, you know how tough it is
for this pride of mine to bend.

You've made it easy for me to accept
help without feeling less of a man.

That is a very special and rare gift. I
want you to know that.

I'm going to go down to the track and
check on Rainbow. You want to come with?

No, I got things I got to do in the
barn. But you give him a big hello for

will you?

I will.

I love you, Daddy. I love you, honey.
Bye -bye.

Hey, honey, what happened? You forget
something?

No, dear.

I didn't forget a thing.

What do you guys want, huh?

Hey, Crip.

I can't say for sure they were Crown's
boys, Walker. They were wearing ski

masks. I just wish I could be more help.

Hi.

Feels like they used me as a human
punching bag, which they sure as heck

Well, I guess I don't feel any worse
than after I won that first bull riding

championship.

Did Daddy know he was trying to kill you
back then?

Well, once you tell that to the last
bull I rode.

You remember him, Walker?

That big old white honker volcano?

Yeah. Big black spot on him.

Broken right horn.

Yeah.

And that was a beating, Joe.

How's Rainbow?

Fine.

We have track security watching him.

How about you?

You ready to win that race tomorrow?

Are you head right, your priorities
straight? Yeah.

Yeah, Dad, my priorities are straight.

I'm quitting.

Okay, I'm pulling out.

They almost killed you next time they
might.

I'm not going to let you quit, John.

You remember when that bull slammed me
up against the wall?

And that doctor said I wasn't going to
walk again.

When I was ready to pack it all in, my
best friend wouldn't let me.

He told me when somebody surrenders to
something evil, it just hurts the whole

world.

So just like Walker wouldn't allow me to
quit, I'm not going to allow you to

quit.

Okay, Daddy.

I'm going to quit.

All right.

Listen to me.

And listen good.

Because you know I have a lot at stake
here.

And I will not take any chances.

Now, Mr. Barber, I want you to put this
in that horse's food.

This much.

No more.

Believe me, this will slow that horse
down.

What if I put in more than that?

Don't.

How's it going, officer?

Okay.

Where's Andrews?

He's got the flu, so I'm taking over.

Take care.

Yeah, you too.

You put it all in his food?

He said not to take any chances.

He's gonna be lucky if he even gets out
of the gate.

What is it, Rainbow?

What's the matter, boy? Ladies and
gentlemen, 15 minutes to post.

Hey, perk up, kid.

The old man's here.

Hey, Daddy, when did you get out of the
hospital?

He insisted.

And they were glad to get rid of him,
too.

You better believe it. I raised all kind
of cane.

What did he set up here, huh? How's our
big old boy doing?

He's fine, I guess.

Oh, easy, boy, easy.

What's wrong, Jill? I can't put my
finger on it, but something's bothering

Maybe you should postpone the race, Max.

We can't. That'd be a forfeit.

The crowd would get Rainbow.

Anyone been near the stall?

Just the stable, ma 'am.

Don't worry.

It's a big day.

Rainbow feels it, too. He's just nervous
like all of us.

There you go, honey.

Showtime.

Good luck.

Remember what you said about fear having
its own energy?

Right now, I'm full to the brim.

Go out there and win.

I will.

You're the finish line, Daddy.

I'll be there, sweetheart.

You want to take him to the track?

I'll see you after the race.

Hope you're in a wonderful room.

Let's go talk to the stableman.

Ten minutes to post time.

The horses are now entering the track
for today's special feature mile and a

half mass race.

Now bye.

Rainbow's End.

It looks like Rainbow's Inn is a tad
under the weather, Mr. Holt.

Not samurai, Mr. Crown.

He's looking fine.

Looks like he is frisky and ready to
run. Yes, sir, he sure does.

All right, baby, just like any other
day.

Who am I kidding?

are approaching the starting gate.

Strong.

You bet.

You

bet.

Babelman? Yeah.

You're still alive.

Someone's taking his ID.

So they could get to Rainbow.

I've got to stop the race.

All right, I'll take care of it.

Come on, Rainbow. Come on.

Let's go, boy. Come on. Samurai by a
leg.

Samurai pulling away.

Samurai by five legs. Keep going. Keep
going.

Keep going, boy. Let's go. Let's go.
Come on.

Rainbow's end is faltering.

Samurai by eight.

Mike Penn.

Samurai extends his lead to 15 legs. And
they go by the grandstand for the first

time.

Samurai by 20.

Rainbow's End continues to struggle.

This race is over, folks. It looks like
all that hype about Rainbow's End was

just that, hype.

Samurai by 25 lengths.

Samurai by 30 and breezing. Come on,
Rainbow.

Come on, I know you can do it. Come on,
let's go, boy.

Oh, Rainbow, I can't lose you.

It's still Samurai by 30.

Samurai by 38. You got it, Rainbow. Come
on.

Rainbow's ass seems to be picking up the
pace slightly, but it's way too little

and far too late.

Samurai by 25.

Samurai by 20.

Rainbow's End is beginning to charge.

Samurai's lead is cut to 15 legs. Go,
go, go, go, go. Around the bar turn is

Samurai by 12 legs.

Samurai by 10 into the stretch.

And here comes Rainbow's End.

Go, Rainbow, one time.

Come on, Joe.

What is keeping that horse up?

But Rainbow's End is driving.

Samurai by four.

Samurai by two. It's Rainbow's End
driving hard.

Samurai by a half late.

Rainbow's End pulling alongside.

They're neck and neck. Samurai and
Rainbow's End.

Rainbow's End and Samurai.

Rainbow's End by a nose and he wins it.

Rainbow's End wins it by a nose and an
amazing come from behind victory.

Hey, I just spotted that stable man.
He's right down there.

Oh, God.

What's the matter, Rainbow?

It's okay.

You're under arrest.

Walker.

You make a statement.

Guy wouldn't shut up.

Alex is putting it together.

Sounds rainbow. Not good, I'm afraid.

Walker, I can't tell Joe what the vet
said.

I just can't.

Okay,

Diane.

I can feel it.

Jill. Okay, boy. It's okay. Your horse
won this race today.

With all that poison in his system, he's
got a big heart.

What do you want, Walker?

How about 50 years of your life?

On your stomach.

You're under arrest, Crown.

For murder.

Like I said, you're under arrest.

Look, Walker, do you see?

Yeah, I see.

Come on, Rainbow. You can do it.

Come on, Rainbow.

Let's get up. Come on.

Come on, boy.

Come on.

Rainbow. Good boy.

Good boy.

Rainbow, you tough lad.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

And you believe all you do, he's gonna
see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna
be.