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Hey.

Previously on "Heartland":

- I'm fine.
- You're not fine!

You were unconscious, Jade.

- Being sidelined with
a concussion sucks.

- What if I'm not getting
any better?

- So we were hoping that
you two would agree

to be Lyndy's guardians.

- We'd love her like she was
our own daughter.

- Yeah.

- I'm not a 100% yet,
but I am improving.

So I called Tim, and I told him
that I wanted to help out

mentoring students
at the rodeo school.

- And you need to think
about what you're willing

to sacrifice, because I'm not
interested in coaching

a top five jumper,

I'm interested in coaching
the top jumper.

I'm pretty sure the only thing
standing in your way right now

is you.

- Unh! Unh!

Oh! Ah!

Ah! Ah!

- Canter.

Good.

- Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

- Hey.

- Don't push yourself too hard.

- Well, the doctor
just cleared me.

And I haven't had any symptoms,

so I need to get back
into shape.

I'm thinking maybe I can get
in the chute next.

- You sure about that?
You haven't been on a bronc--

- No, I'll be fine.

There's no training like
the real thing, right?

- Right, but... right.

Well, just be careful, huh?

Yeah.

- Hey.
- Hey.

You guys are really
coming along.

- Thanks. But we need
to smooth things out

if we wanna make it
on the European circuit.

- No Georgie, I'm serious,
you look really good.

- Well, good's not
good enough anymore.

We seriously have to step up
our game.

- Ah! Oh!

Hey.

- Oh!
- Jade.

You all right?

- Yeah, my, my shoulder's sore,

it... it hurts when I hold
the rein.

- Okay, okay, all right,
all right, easy.

- I can't, it's too sore.
- I can ride him.

- Uh, okay.

You don't ride if you don't
feel right, so...

- Okay.

You all right there?
- You okay?

- Yeah.

- - Jade?

- Hey, I'm sorry about bailing
in the chute earlier.

- No big deal.

No, I can understand why
you might be sore.

You've been working out
pretty hard on the sidelines.

Yeah.

We can take our time gettin'
back on a bronc.

- Well, maybe the rodeo
this weekend?

- Mmm...

why- how about Cochrane?

The rodeo in Cochrane
in a couple of weeks.

That sound good?

- Okay.

I think my shoulder should
be better by then.

Okay, see 'ya.
- Okay.

Hmm.

- Gah!
- Yeah!

- We have to make sure all
the vegetables stay watered.

- Water.
- Yeah? You wanna water?

- Yeah.

- Hey, how's my favourite
goddaughter?

- Oh!
- Oh! Ohh...

- What are you doing, monkey?

You trying to drown
your god papa?

After I went all this way
to bring you this.

What is it?

- Ohh...

Now, I know you have Monty,

but this can be your
inside horse.

- Caleb, it's adorable,
but you didn't have to do that.

I feel like you're bringing

toys by for her
every other week.

- It's no big deal, I saw it
in the toy store window,

and just couldn't resist.

- Is Ty around?

- He's actually on a camping
trip with Luke.

- That kid he's been working
with?

- Yeah.
- Oh, cool.

Oh, look at you!
Can I have a turn?

I won't break it.

I think that's a no.
- Mhmm.

- Sorry to dash, I have
to meet Cass in town,

I have an appointment.
- Is everything okay?

- Yeah, yeah,
everything's fine.

It's great.
See you later, cutie.

Oh...

- Hey, Jack. Um...

So, what exactly is it that
you put into your chili?

- Well, I like to switch it up
a little each time.

I'm putting jalapenos in today.

- Okay, uh, what else?

- Well, there's diced tomatoes,

there's green peppers, onions,
ground beef, of course.

What do you got goin' there?

- It's just like a calorie
counting app.

- Why would you need that?

- I'm just trying to get
a better idea

of what I'm putting in my body.

- Oh, don't go getting carried
away with something like that.

Not at your age.

- Do you think you could
replace the beef with tofu?

- No.

- Okay, well, what about
a lean turkey breast?

- There isn't any.

- Okay, well... maybe you could

just take the meat out
this time?

Please?

- Yes! Thank you.

Thank you, Jack.

- Did that vegan yoga girl
make this?

Where's the meat?

- I just changed up
the recipe a little bit.

- I asked him to.

If you take away the beef away,
it cuts a lot of the fat out.

- It also cuts out a lot
of the flavour.

- A little change doesn't
kill anyone.

Besides, if it helps Georgie
with her training,

then it's a good thing.

- Yeah, what is it with
all the training,

the hard core workouts?
You and Jade.

- How is she doing at practice?

- Well, she's all sit-ups
and no broncs.

I think she's...
I think she's scared.

- Oh, I think she needs
to get her confidence back.

You know, maybe you should try
another event

to help her get her bearings.

And just build back up
to broncs.

- Not a terrible idea.

- High praise,
from Tim Fleming.

- Well, I have been thinking
of putting on a clinic

for team penning.

That might be perfect.

- Remember that time
in Airdrie?

- Yeah, how could I not?

You've never let me forget it.

- Boy, did we take it
to you that day.

So Tim's team goes
right before us.

They had a pretty good time.

You did post a pretty good time.

They thought they had it in
the bag, as a matter of fact.

But that was only because us
"old timers" hasn't gone yet.

And it was me, Will Vernon,
and Eli Stark.

You should've seen us, boy!

We were like a well-oiled
machine.

- Well, old machine.

- You know, that was kinda fun
listening to Grandpa

bask in his glory days.
- Glad you enjoyed it.

- It actually got me thinking.

It's been a while since we've
done anything fun as a family.

Maybe we should do a little
team penning competition.

You know, Georgie's been
training so hard,

and I just think that doing
something fun

would be good for her.

- Well, maybe we should
do a, like a...

family trail ride,
but the team penning?

That's sort of
a cattle guy thing.

- Oh, a cattle "guy" thing?

- Well, I didn't mean it
like that.

- Dad, I can pen cows
just as well as any cowboy.

- Okay... okay.
So let's do it.

What would the teams be?

- Well, how about guys
versus girls?

- Oh really?
- Yeah!

Me, Georgie, and Jade,

against you, Grandpa,
and... Caleb?

- Well, that's not fair.

- Why? Because we're girls,
we're gonna lose?

- Well, because you've never
done it before.

And we've done it a lot.

And our team would be kind
of stacked.

- Ah, we'll see about that.

- Wow, you're very confident,
young lady.

Okay, you wanna make
a little side bet?

- Dad...
- Hey.

Dinner. Loser buys.

- Okay, you're on.
- Yeah, no Maggie's, either.

I'm talking steak and lobster.

- Yeah, you better
start saving.

- Oh boy.

- Ketchup?

- Uh, no thanks,
it's loaded with sugar.

- Exactly. Bring it on.

- Hey, did you talk to your mom
in the last couple of days?

- Yeah I did, why?

- Well, she's won't answer
my calls.

I mean, I want to look for
a new assistant manager,

but I can't until she signs
off on it.

- She's super busy.

- Right.

- Um, I'm-I'll be right back.

- Yeah.

Maybe I just need to make
an executive decision.

Just put an ad out.

My ship, my rules.

- Or maybe you should hold off.
- Yeah, you're right,

I should get Lou to sign off
on it first.

- No, no, it's just...

maybe I could be your
assistant manager.

- Really? You want that job?

That's a lot of hours.

I mean, what about
your rodeo schedule?

- I'm sure I could
figure it out.

Excuse me,
could I get some coffee?

- Uh sure, okay, yeah.

I will uh, I'll think about it.

- Okay. There, much
healthier than ketchup.

Hey, girls!

Hold up a sec, I wanna talk
to you about something.

So what do you think
about taking on the guys

in a little team penning?

Us three, against my Dad,
Grampa, and Caleb.

- But aren't they all
really good at it?

- Yeah, so? Maybe we are, too.

I think it would be a lot
of fun, and besides,

think of the bragging rights
if we actually win.

- I mean, I'm in if you are.

Imagine if we actually beat Tim.

- All right, I guess I could
give it a try.

- Okay great, well,
let's start practicing,

I'll teach you the basics.

- Okay, so how does this work?

- Okay, each team
goes separately.

- So we're against the clock?

- Yeah, exactly.
You wanna ride in,

and you have to pick three
of the same numbered cattle

and bring them into the pen.

Okay? So why don't you
try first?

Just go in, and, and cut out
uh, number six.

All right? Just bring it
away from the herd.

- Like this?

- Yeah, don't be shy.
Get in there.

Follow that six.

That's it, there you go!

There, and see how she's
working that cow

so he stays away from the herd?

- I got her.

- Good boy, Trouble.
- Nice!

Good job!

All right, your turn, Jade.

Go in and try to pick out
another number six.

Slow down, you don't need
to run in there like that.

- Look, I got it!

- Jade, easy, easy, we don't
need to split the herd,

just go in there nice
and quiet.

- Okay, okay!

- Jade! What are you doing?

Knock, knock.
- Oh, hey.

- Look what I found.
- A saddle? Caleb.

- Now, before you give me
any more guff

about another present,
it goes with the horse, so.

- Okay, well, I think Lyndy's
pretty lucky to have

a god papa like you.

- I was actually hoping to talk

to you about the penning
competition, if...

- Yeah, come on in, do you want
a drink, or something?

- I'm okay.

You put me on Team Tim.

- Well, my Dad is convinced
that you guys have this thing

in the bag, so you should
be happy.

- Well, whatever.
Tim's gonna be Tim.

I was actually hoping to talk
to you about Rusty.

- I think he's gonna be
a good horse for this.

- You'd think so, but lately
he's been distracted,

and just not able to focus.

I was just hoping if you have
some free time today,

you could take a look at him?

I know we're in competition,
but...

- No, I'll take a look at him.

I don't want any excuses when
we kick your butt.

I guess I sound like my Dad,
don't I?

- No, not even close,
you'd have to get way up

to this level of crazy
to sound like Tim.

- Crazy?

Like a fox, maybe.

I got a great idea.
- And I don't wanna hear it.

So I'll be back.

- Okay, I think we could turn
this team penning thing

into quite an event.

- This is a family thing.
- Exactly.

I think we should do a family
and friends fun day,

right here at Heartland.

And we do all kinds of events.

You know, stuff for the kids,
roping, barrel racing,

hide pulling.
- Uh huh?

- You know, we'll get people
excited about this.

Word gets out,
we'll sell tickets.

- Tickets?
- And the winner...

gets to donate the money
to the charity of their choice.

So say, after my health scare
last year,

the money would go
to the Hudson Cancer Society.

What about you?

- I have not agreed
to do this yet.

- Okay, how about a horse
rescue shelter?

Well, unless you're afraid
of disappointing them.

- Fine, let's do it.

That way the whole town
can watch me wipe

that smug look off your face.
- Oh, delusionally confident.

I like that.

This'll be good.

- Not good, great!

- Tim just told me
there's gonna be a crowd

watching us do penning.
- Yeah, he goaded Amy into it.

- Well, this is getting
out of control.

- Look it's just a few
people from town.

- Yeah, but I didn't sign up
for this.

- If I'm doing this,
so are you.

You can't back out now.
- Yeah, but I'm not good at it.

I-I don't wanna embarrass
myself!

- You just need a little more
practice, okay? Come on.

- Fine.

- Okay, you ready to give
this another go?

- Yeah, what number?
- Let's go for the threes.

- Okay.

Move it!
I can't even see a three!

Jade, easy!

Easy, easy.

What's going on?

- Okay, wait.

It's not, it's not a big deal,
we're just...

gonna take a breather,
and we'll give it another try.

- No, I've had enough of this.
This was a stupid idea!

- Come on.

- So what's a ride
in the woods gonna do?

- Well, taking him in
and around the trees

will force him to concentrate.
- Good luck with that.

I don't want you goin' head
first into one of those trees.

- Okay.
- Be good.

- He didn't hit anything?
- No, not even close.

He listened to every cue
I gave him.

- I was a little bit afraid
of that, actually.

- Why? I told you
that he was great.

That means I'm the problem.

- Well, sometimes
it's the horse,

and sometimes it's the rider.

But either way, we can fix it.

- It's been a stressful
few months.

- What's going on with you?

- It's kinda personal.

- I'm sorry,
I didn't mean to pry.

- No, it's okay.
I'm glad he's fine.

I just need to get my head
in the game.

Before Tim tears it off.

Amy?
- Yeah?

- I got the banners.

- Well, you don't have
to bring them up here,

why don't you just leave them
in the barn?

- Tickets are selling
like hotcakes.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- It's gonna be a great
family event.

But something's bothering me.

Our bet.

I just don't think that you
girls should buy us guys

a big, fancy, expensive dinner.

- You must've just had a bad
practice,

and now you're trying
to get out of it.

- Practice? No, no,
we don't, we don't practice.

We've been doing this
for years.

No, it's just that this
is for charity.

My charity is the Hudson
Cancer Society.

- Or my horse rescue center.

- Yeah, whatever.
Either way, sure.

It's for charity, and I don't
think that we should spend

money on each other
as a reward.

So I think we should
change the bet.

- Okay, I can't wait to see
where this is going.

- Well, Lou's been on us for
a while to dig a new hole

for the outhouse.

- Oh, come on!
- I know.

Gruelling work.

- And we could handle it
just fine,

but we're not gonna need to,

because you guys will be
digging that hole.

- Sounds like we've got a bet.
- You're on.

Great.

- If I decide to bring you on
as assistant manager,

I am going to need you to
do some of the admin stuff.

Ordering supplies, payroll,
scheduling.

Hey, Georgie.

- Hey. Um, can I talk to you
for a second?

I'm sorry.

- No, it's okay, we can
talk about this later.

- That was kind of rude.

- Well, yeah, so was storming
off at practice.

What's going on with you?

What were you talking
to Jen about?

- Well, she's hiring a new
assistant manager.

Hopefully me.

- Are you really gonna have
time for that,

with your rodeo schedule?

- Well, maybe I've been
spending

a little too much time on that.
- What are you saying?

- Well, I mean,
rodeo's been a blast,

but maybe it's time I grow up
and get a real job.

Assistant manager's gonna look
way better on my resume

than being able to ride
a bronc.

- Wait, are you quitting?

So, it looks like one
of our charities,

probably mine, is gonna get
a big fat cheque.

Because we are selling tickets
like crazy.

And I got Rob Bergevin
to be the emcee.

- Isn't that that rodeo
announcer guy?

- Yep. Cool, huh?
- Thanks. Yeah.

- I'm just glad we're doing
something positive,

and having a little fun
while we're at it.

- Jack, you remember those
poker nights we used to run

before rodeos?
- Yeah. Yeah.

I think I won more off of you
than I ever did in the arena.

- Easy.

- I'd be happy to host
a card game tonight,

if you're up for it.
- I'm in.

- Amy, how about you?

- It'll be past this little
munchkin's bedtime,

so I probably shouldn't.
- All right.

- Maybe I could come over,
and we could make dinner,

and hang out? Please?

- Okay, yeah, actually that
sounds a lot more fun

than cards, sorry, Grandpa.

- All right, well, you guys
have your boys night,

and we'll do our own thing.
- Okay, see 'ya.

- Good. So, guess who's gettin'
into the spirit of it.

- Good.

Can I invite Jade, too?
- Yeah, of course.

- Okay good, because I may
need your help.

She's about to make a decision

without fully thinking
it through.

- What do you mean?

- Well, she's gonna quit rodeo.

- Are you serious?

Does my dad know?
- No, no one knows.

So please don't tell anyone,
okay?

- Yeah, of course.

I don't really blame her,

being scared after
a concussion like that.

- But this is worse than that.

She's terrified to get
back on a bronc!

- Again, I don't blame her,
Georgie.

- But that's not Jade.

We really need to make this
penning thing work for her,

It could be a real
confidence booster.

If she shows up.

- Okay. See 'ya.

- Okay, bye.

- Hey, what are you doing here?

- Amy's having a girls' night
tonight in at the loft.

You wanna come?

- You mean like, paint
each other's nails,

play board games, and watch
"The Bachelorette?"

- Yes, 'cause we're exactly
like that.

No. We're just gonna make
dinner and chill out.

- Okay, but do we have to eat

the way you've been eating
lately?

- I'm just trying to be smart.

- You know, getting in shape
is just as much

about working out
as it is about diet.

- You're right,
I need to train harder.

So, take me through
your session.

- You sure?
- Yeah, let's do it.

- All right, let's go.

- Okay, two more.

You can do it!

- Ahh!

- Okay.

15 more seconds.

Come on, you're almost there.

- Ohh! Ah...

6, 7, 8, 9,

10, 11, 12, 13,

Ah! 15...

- You did good, kid.

- Oh, it doesn't seem like it.

Man, am I out of shape.
- No, you're not.

None of the guys can even
keep up with this workout.

Or in the arena.

- Just say it.

You think I'm running scared.

Afraid to get back on a bronc.

Well, you are, aren't you?

- Yeah, pretty much.

- I get it.

I am too,
this whole Europe thing,

that's a lot of pressure.

Probably the most pressure I've
ever felt in my entire life.

- Yeah, but you're definitely
gonna qualify.

- That scares me almost
as much as not qualifying.

Why don't we make a pact?

To not let fear get in the way.

- I gotta go home
and take a shower.

I'll see you at Amy's later.

- Well, I'll take two.

- I'm-I'm good.

- I'm all in.

- I'm out.

- Okay, well...

I'll see that.

Call.

- Aces over Jacks.
Full house.

- Darn it!

All I got's twos.

But, of course,
I do have four of 'em.

- Are you kidding me?

- Well, I think I need
a celebratory beer.

Caleb?
- Yes, please.

- What's with you tonight?

I'm the one losing
my shirt here.

- I'm fine.
- You better be fine,

we got a lot of people coming
tomorrow.

- I'll be ready.
- Oh yeah...

- Thanks.
- Okay, you know what?

I'm tapped out,
I'm calling it a night.

- That's the best call
you've made all game.

- Yeah, whatever.

Just guys, don't make it
a late one, okay, please?

We got a big day tomorrow.

A lot of people coming.
Game day.

- I can't-I'm leaving.

Night.

- Ahh... okay.

Who's ready for dessert?

- Not me, I'm good,
thanks, though.

- What?! You cannot refuse...

when you see this!

- Black Forest Cake! No fair.

- Come on, Georgie,
you can't say no to that.

- Yeah.
- Okay, fine.

Just a sliver, okay?

- Oh, don't be ridiculous,
it's your favourite.

And you had a monster
workout session today.

So, how's the rodeo school
been going?

- Okay, I guess.

- It must be tough,

coming back from a concussion,
I mean.

- Yeah, I'm working through it.

- You know, it's normal to be
anxious

after you went through
something like that.

- You told her.

- Well, I'm not gonna tell
my Dad.

I just think that maybe
you should know

that he planned this whole
team penning thing for you.

You know, before he got all
super competitive.

- What do you mean?

- Well, he wanted you
to get back on a horse

in safer conditions.

Your accident really
scared him, too.

- Amy, do you think he'd be
upset if I told him

if I told him that I didn't
wanna ride broncs anymore?

- No, I don't.

But maybe hold off until
after the team penning.

Dig in!

- Caleb, it's none
of my business,

but your mind seems
someplace else.

Is everything all right?

- Yeah, we're fine.

- We? You mean, you and Cass?

- Yeah, me and Cass are fine.

- You sure about that?

- What do you mean?

- Well, I asked how
you were doing,

and you brought up Cass, so...

Me and Cass are good,
but we are having some trouble.

Jack, we wanna have a baby,

and it's not going so well.
- Oh?

- Yeah, We've been to all
these specialists,

and no one has any answers
for us. And it's...

it's just tough.

Everywhere we look, all our
friends are starting families,

and we just can't help
but wonder, why not us?

- I'm gonna share something
with you.

- The good stuff.

- Hmm.

Yeah, not just the whiskey.

When Lyndy and I got married,

all we could talk about
was having kids.

And lots of 'em.

You ever wonder why Marion
was our only child?

- Really?

- Doctors didn't have
much insight

into that sort of thing
back then,

or much of a bedside manner.

They flat out told us
we would never have kids.

- Ouch. That must've been...

- It was. It ate us up
for a long time.

But we eventually moved on,
because we had to.

We had to stop crying about
the one thing we couldn't have,

and just... I don't know,

let life come to us.

And you know what happened?

- Marion?

- Yeah.

Our little miracle baby.

- Wow. That is amazing.

- Well, like I say,
we wanted more,

but it wasn't in the cards,
so to speak.

I have no problem with the hand
we were dealt.

- Ah... that, that is tasty.

- It is, isn't it?

So here's to letting life
come to us once in a while.

- Caleb!

- Wha...

Hey.

- What happened?

- Oh, it was Jack's whiskey.

Oh, my God.

- Did you sleep out here?

The whole night?!
- I must've.

- This is your fault?

- We got to talking,

stayed up a little later
than we should've, I guess.

He'll be okay; we'll get some
coffee in him.

- Oh, thank you.

- That better be rocket fuel,
based on his condition.

We gotta set up for this deal.

You're gonna have to sweat
this out.

- Okay.

You all right?

- Yeah, actually, I feel better
than I have in a long time.

And there goes Billie,

she rides like a pro,
doesn't she, folks?

Come on now, get that ribbon
off the goat's tail!

Yes, she did!

Way to go, Billie!

Ah! Beautiful!

Here comes little Johnny,
that's a whole lotta hat

for a pint-sized cowboy,
isn't it?

Boy, that young man knows
how to run the barrels!

Look at him go!

It's like he was born to ride!

Bring it home, Johnny!

Atta boy!

Hold on tight, kiddo,
try not to eat too much dust.

Look at that smile, that much
fun should be illegal!

Still lovin' this kid's hat.

Not sure if he can see
anything,

but he sure looks like
the real deal.

- Okay, let's kill this thing.

- How 'bout we just have some
fun?

- Yeah well, fun's fun,
but winning's better.

Okay, we're up.

You got this?

- Yeah, I'm just a little
worried about Jade.

- Don't. She'll be okay.

- - Hey, relax, huh?

I want you to remember
you are the baddest

bronc rider on the circuit.

This is nothing, this is fun,
this is just a tune-up.

- Not sure if you're trying to
psych me up, or psych me out.

- Well, I wanna win,
hmm, believe me.

But some things are more
important to me than that.

Hi, everybody.

You having a good time?

I just wanted to let you all
know that

we've raised $2,000,

thanks to your generous
donations.

Now...

thank you.

That money will be going to
my team's charity of choice,

the Hudson Cancer Society,

or it may possibly go
to Amy's team,

and their charity of choice,

the Foothills Horse Recovery
Centre.

Now I must add,
there is a side bet.

The loser has to dig a new hole for our outhouse.

Yeah, we still have one
back there somewhere.

All right, here's the deal:

It will be me, Jack Bartlett,

the legendary Jack Bartlett,

and Caleb Odell,

versus my daughter, Amy,

my granddaughter, Georgie,

and my prot?g?, Jade Virani.

Now as you can see,
this competition

is definitely all in the family.

May the best team win!

Thanks so much.
- Good luck.

- All right, ladies
and gentlemen, lets do this.

A coin was flipped
earlier today,

and Team Tim will start us off.

Hup! Hup!

Okay, the cows
are entering the arena.

Everything is getting set up
to begin the game.

- All right,
Team Tim is first to go.

Cow number four.

Time has started.
Cow number four.

- Did you hear that?
- Yeah.

- How many fingers?
- Four.

- That's right, do you know
what a four looks like?!

- Well, roughly!

Well, there they go,
all three of them.

I'll tell you, that's kind of
an old-school way of doing it.

Not really done that way
anymore,

but it looks like they're
getting the job done.

Go get him there!

Gotta work as a team,
fellas!

Caleb!

- What're you doing, Caleb?!
- Four!

I-I'm trying to separate
him from the herd!

A little bit of chaos
happening right here

at the moment, but we're gonna
work through it.

Things are starting
to look like

they're gonna come together
for the team.

Oh yeah, you got him,
you got him, yeah!

There goes Jack Bartlett,
with the first cow in the pen!

Woo! Yeah, Jack!

Clock's a tickin' fellas,
let's get 'er done!

- Go!

Tim Fleming is driving
across the line,

he gets a second cow
into the ring.

Look at Caleb and Rusty,
working together

as a partnership, now things
are starting to come together,

look at this folks!

They're making their way down
to the round pen.

Caleb Odell drives the final
cow down!

They've got them in.

Nicely done, a time
of 45 seconds on the clock.

45 seconds.

Well done, good job, fellas.

- Well, it wasn't pretty, but...

we got the job done.

- It's like
the old days.

That's gonna be
a tough time to beat.

Well done, good job.

All right, ladies,
your turn to go.

Cow number two.
And time has begun.

- Let's do this.

Cow number two
for you ladies.

All right, nicely done,
now that is more like it.

You're seeing the formation
of these young ladies,

getting this thing put together this afternoon.

- Hup! Hup! Hup! Take him down!
Take him down!

- There's another two!

- Hey! Hey! Hah! Hah! Hah!

Oh, look at this, folks!

Team Amy's got two cows
approaching the pen.

And they're in!

Uh oh, that's not a number two!

Get 'em! Hup! Hup!

Come on, girls,
let's keep driving,

you've got two in the pen.

One more to go.

- Yaaaaah!

He's coming your way,
block him!

Jade! Snap out of it!

Block that cow!

Way to push that number
three back, Jade!

Yes!
- Nicely done.

That's teamwork,
congratulations.

as they make their way
to the round pen,

with a time of...
44 seconds flat!

Wow, what a run, girls,
congratulations.

- Awesome, nice one.

And Team Amy just stole
this competition

away from the boys.

Wow, congratulations, ladies.

Can you believe it?
44 seconds.

One second quicker
than the guys.

All the money goes

to the Foothills Horse Recovery
Center,

Congratulations,
how does that feel?

- Oh, you know,
it feels pretty great.

And when I'm able to deliver

that cheque for a thousand
bucks,

it's gonna feel even better.

- A thousand?
Don't you mean $2,000?

- Well, I've decided that
the Hudson Cancer Society

shouldn't miss out just because
they had an inferior team

representing them, so...

I've decided to split it
equally between the two.

- Hey, come here.

- However, that doesn't mean
that they get out

of digging the outhouse pit,
let's make that clear.

- Well, congratulations
once again.

- Thank you.

Well, that's it, folks.

What a fun day.

- Well, nice job, ladies.

- Cheers to our big win.

- It's so nice to sit back
and relax.

Oh, I'm sorry I almost let
that cow go by.

I almost cost us
the whole thing.

- Hey! First of all,
stop gloating,

it's not ladylike,
and second of all,

you don't need to be ashamed
about anything.

That was a gutsy display today.

That was a big step along
the way to getting back

to bronc riding,
I mean, when you're ready.

- Yeah, about the broncs.

My shoulder's feeling
a lot better,

and I wanna ride in the rodeo
tomorrow.

- Tomorrow?

Well, I mean, I'll support you,
whatever you wanna do,

but... you sure about that?

- Yeah, I'm good to go.

- Okay, a little less talking,
a little more digging, huh?

- Ohh... oy yoy yoy.

Dig, dig. Do the--
- Okay.

- That's not a corner.

- Brought you a little
something.

- Oh, you didn't have
to do that.

- Oh, I did.

It's a thank you for
the other night.

I had a long talk with Cass
this morning,

and we've decided we're done
with the specialists.

We're just gonna let the chips
fall where they may,

and get back to being grateful
for all the wonderful things

we do have in our life.

- Well, you can swing by
and have a taste of this

with me anytime.

- I think I'll stick
to beer for a while,

One night of whiskey
was enough.

- Thanks, Jack.
- You bet.

- Hey.

- You didn't come down
for breakfast,

I thought I'd bring some up.

- Did you take the yolks out?

- No. But I did spare you
the bacon.

- Okay, thanks.

- All right, then.

What?!

- You ready?

- Yeah.

I got this.