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Previously
on "Heartland"...

- I thought once
the new Maggie's was opened

you'd be home for good.
- Georgie,

you have to understand
it's a franchise.

- Yeah. It's a franchise
so you'll open up

another one and another.
- I am broke.

I'm having a very hard time
keeping my business afloat.

- I think you can be a really
good fit

for the management position.

- I would love that.
- Good.

- I decided not to go.

I'll miss home
and everyone here.

- Anyone in particular?

- Hey.

Hi Amy.

Uh, Mitch and I were
just catching up.

- I can see that.

- I'm gonna get back at it.
- Okay.

There's my little baby niece.

Hi, sweetie.
Where are you guys off to?

- Oh, I'm meeting Lisa
at the racetrack.

Sounds like she's having
a problem

with one of her racehorses.

I was gonna drop Lyndy off
with Grandpa for a bit.

- I can take her in for you.
- You sure?

- Yeah.
And uh, listen...

about Mitch...

- Are you guys back on?
- I don't know.

We haven't really had a chance
to talk about it.

- Well, yeah.

Probably because of all that
"catching up" you've had to do.

- So, Lou's bringing your mom
to Maggie's today.

How did she feeling about it?

- She's really excited
about this job actually.

- I think she'll do great.
- Mhm.

So you glad to be sticking
around for the summer?

- Yeah, I mean, I'm gonna miss
Lou and Katie, of course,

but I'll get to compete
on Flame,

and hang out with you.

There is gonna be lots of fun
stuff to do.

There is these cool outdoor
movies

and Summerfest will be a blast.

- That sounds awesome, but...

- What? What's up?

- I kinda flunked
my math final.

- Oh...

- Yes. So I have to make
that up.

I can either do a retest,
or I can go to Calgary

for summer school.

So, I'm gonna do summer school.

- You're not even gonna try
to pass the retest?

- No. I've been studying, but...

algebra, you know,
it's killing me.

- Yeah. Word problems
are the worst.

- Yeah.

So we'll just hang out
when we can.

Yeah, see, there she is.

- You're gonna have
your hands full.

Thank you for offering
to watch Katie and Brick, too.

Jen's in a pinch
for child-care.

- Yeah, it's no trouble,

they're good company
for each other.

- Katie can't stop talking
about Brick

ever since the mini-bronc
clinic.

Oh, I remember when
she was this age.

Now it seems like Katie
is growing up so fast.

- Yeah. So what's your plan
for her this summer,

now that, now that Georgie's
staying put?

- Katie's still coming
to New York with me.

- Why? You're gonna be awful
busy, aren't you?

- Don't remind me.

The soft launch is only
a month away,

and I still have a ton
to organizing to do.

- It doesn't sound like you'll
have much time for Katie.

- Well, I'm hiring
a full-time nanny.

- Well, I hope you know
that Lisa and I,

we're more than happy
to pitch in.

Georgie is here.

Maybe you'd consider Katie
being here too?

Hey there.
This is Fairfield Flyer.

- Wow. He's beautiful.
- He is.

I was all ready to sell,

and now he is just
performing poorly,

and the sale
has fallen through.

- I'm sorry to hear that.
So what can I do?

- I just don't know what
is going on.

I mean, he-he's just not living
up to his potential,

and I would love if you'd
to just please ride him

and tell me what you think?
- Yeah.

- Come on. Hey! Hey!
Get up! Get up! Get up!

Let's go! Come on!

- Ho.
- I'll take him.

Thanks.
- Come on.

- I see what you mean.

You know, I'm having a hard
time getting him to focus,

and respond.

It's almost like
he's tired or something.

Is that possible?

- No, I mean, he-he's had

the same training regimen
for months.

I've had two vets come out.
He's got no physical issues.

I need you to figure out
what the problem is.

- I don't know, Lisa,

I mean, I would love to help
you, but Ty being gone--

- What would it take
for you to say yes?

I would need to work
with him at Heartland,

where I can be close to Lyndy.
- I can do that, fine.

And then you'll make him
a priority. Yes?

- I'll do my best,

but these things take
as long as they take.

- I understand, I have just
spent so much money on Flyer,

and it's... having an impact
on my business.

So I just need you to get
to the bottom of it,

as soon as possible. Okay?
- Okay.

- I'm sorry, Georgie,
not happening.

- C'mon Adam.
- No. Forget it.

- Please? Do it for me?

Fine. Okay.

I have some time tomorrow
afternoon.

- Thanks. It means a lot.

- See ya.
- See ya.

- What was that all about?

- Oh. Wyatt failed
his math final

so I asked Adam to tutor him.

Now all I have to do
is convince Wyatt.

- Okay. That's a terrible idea.

- Why?

- Well, for starters they have
nothing in common.

And, you know,
it can get be pretty messy

when different parts
of your life start to interact.

Especially different parts
of your love life.

- Love life?

Wyatt and I are just friends
and so are Adam and I now.

- Okay. Don't say I didn't
warn you.

- So we just got in
a new shipment,

so we're pretty good
for stock right now.

But the inventory is tracked
through the register,

so you'll know when
you'll need to re-order.

- Okay.

- Hey, how's it going so far?

- I've got a lot to learn,

but I'm looking forward
to diving in.

Lou tells me you two have
been working here a while,

so I'm really counting on your
help to get me up to speed.

- Well, I have
a lot of great ideas,

if you're open to suggestions.
- Yes, of course.

- Okay. Great.

Because last year I pitched
this open mic night.

It was awesome,
everybody loved it.

And of course Tim reneged
on his promise

to do more of them, and--

- You know this is really
a more of a...

show-and-tell day for Jen
why don't we let her settle in.

- So a sister location, huh?
Brooklyn, New York! Wow!

- Yeah. Wow.

It's all feeling pretty crazy
right about now.

- That's a big deal.

Are you doing anything
to celebrate?

- I don't know,
I hadn't thought about it.

I mean, it's a nice idea,

but I'm pretty swamped
as it is, so...

- Well, thank you for the tour.

I should get going
and pick up Brick.

It was really nice of Jack
to offer to watch him.

- He's happy to do it.
- And Katie?

Wow, what a life saver.

You know, Brick took his
dad's death pretty hard.

And he even stopped speaking
for a while.

So it is so nice to see him
come out of his shell

with your daughter.
- Yeah.

- Makes me feel like moving
here wasn't a bad decision.

And that was too much
information.

- Not at all.
And you know what?

Katie loves Brick; she hasn't
stopped talking about him.

- That's great.
I'm a little worried

what's gonna happen when Katie
goes back to New York.

Anyways I'll see you tomorrow.

- Okay.
- Thank you.

- Come on.

Come on, boy. Let's go!

Flyer, stretch out!
Come on, come on.

Get up, get up!
Let's go!

Come on.

That's better.
Come on, come on!

There we go!

- Who's this guy?

- Fairfield Flyer,
Lisa's racehorse.

Hey! Hey! Hey!

- Whoa. What's up with him?

- Most racehorses
can be high-strung,

but this guy is beyond nervous.

I'm trying to get him
to calm down a little bit.

- What're you gonna do?

- I think I'm gonna put him in
the barn with the other horses.

See if that mellows him out.

Then I'm gonna call
Lisa's trainer.

- Hey, kiddo.
- Hi, Mommy.

- Do you mind if I join you?
- Hmhm.

- How was your day?
- Good.

We helped GG baby-sit Lyndy,

and tomorrow we're gonna help
him fix the fence!

- That sounds awesome.

Hey, listen, sweetheart,
I was talking to Daddy.

What do you think about
spending the summer here?

- Like Georgie?

- Yeah, exactly like Georgie.

You could be
with everybody here,

ride your pony, hang out
with Brick whenever you want.

- Oh, thank you,
thank you, thank you!

Will you be here?

- I have to go back
to New York.

But I am gonna come
and visit you and Georgie

as much as I can.

And your Daddy is gonna
be here a lot too.

- I'm gonna miss you, Mommy.

- I'm gonna miss you too.

- I'm gonna get my trainer
to call you.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- Thanks for dinner.

- You give us a shout
if you need anything.

- Will do.

- So I just talked to Katie
about the summer.

And it turns out she'd really
like to stay here too.

It was nice of you two
to offer.

Of course, Peter and I,

we're gonna be here as much
as we can--

Ah, sorry. It's Nicole.

I gotta,
I just gotta take this.

Nicole, hi. What's up?

- I was gonna tell you.

- How could you not run that
by me first?

- Well, I didn't think
I had to.

- Jack.
- Lis.

This is a good thing.
Katie will be with family,

and not with some nanny
in New York City.

- I know, but that's so much--

Yes, you're right.
Of course, I'm sorry.

It's just I have a lot
on my plate.

- Now, we've talked about this.
What's going on?

- Okay,

this is just between you and me
though, okay?

- All right.

- I couldn't find a tenant
for my house in France.

I stand to lose Fairfield.

It's been with my family
forever,

and I cannot be the one
to lose it.

So I'm seeing the bank
in the morning to refinance,

I need money to cover costs
until everything is finalized,

and so I'm forced to sell
Flyer.

I felt okay about it
because Nathan Stockwell,

I like his operation; I like
how he treats his animals.

But he's backed out

because of how Flyer
is behaving.

If Amy doesn't figure out
what's wrong with him,

and I can't convince him
to reconsider,

then I'm going to have
to auction him.

- Oh, I'm so sorry
to hear that.

- Nothing else you can tell me?

I appreciate it.
Thanks. Bye.

- You okay?

- Yeah. It was just
a really long night.

- Lyndy?
- No... Flyer.

He was so restless.

He just kept pacing
in him stall, calling out.

- Was that Lisa's trainer?

- Yeah. He said Flyer hasn't
been performing very well

over the past couple of months.

But nothing in his routine
has changed.

He still has the same trainers,

the same workout routine,
the same food.

Same people around him.

- Well, it looks like he lives
a pretty pampered life.

- Most racehorses do.

You know, they train hard
so they need to be well rested.

If he's not settled at night,

that might be the reason
why he's not performing.

- Yeah, I guess that can
make sense.

But here's what I don't get.

It says here that he won a
bunch of races eight years ago.

- Flyer is a three year old.
That can't be the same horse.

- How can this be wrong?

- I don't know,
I'm gonna go find out.

- It says here a trailer
carrying goats

slid into the ditch
on Highway 10,

and several of the goats
escaped.

- Hi, did you talk
to my trainer?

- I did. And I didn't really
find out anything new,

but Georgie found an articles
on your website...

Flyer is a three year old,

how did he win races
eight years ago?

- Oh he didn't, technically.

- What do you mean?

- The horse that you are
working with

is not the original
Fairfield Flyer,

the one that won the races.

This one is a clone.

- A clone?

Why didn't you tell me
this before?

- Maybe I anticipated
this response,

but I don't see why it matters.

- First of all,
I have a lot of concern

for the health and welfare
of cloned horses.

- Amy, you know my horses get
the best of everything.

Which why I don't understand
what's happening with Flyer,

he should be performing
like his genetic twin.

- That doesn't guarantee that
he's gonna be a winner!

Lisa, who even buys
a cloned racehorse?

- Lots of people do, Amy.

In fact, my purchaser was
prepared to pay a premium
for him.

- I thought the racing
association didn't allow

cloned horses to compete.

- Clones are an accepted in
polo, and the Olympics,

and other equestrian events.

And before long, the racing
world will be on board too.

What is the big deal for you
about a cloned horse?

- For starters, cloning can
result in malformed organs,

respiratory issues,
compromised immune system--

- Okay.

Amy, if you don't wanna work
with the horse, that's fine.

I'll find someone who does!

- Yeah. Well, maybe you should!
- Fine--

- Okay, I think we can all
just take a breath.

- I don't really have time
for a breath.

I have a meeting in town.
Excuse me.

- Did you know about this?

- No. No, I didn't.

She could have been a little
more up front about it,

I guess.
- Yeah. She could have.

Cloning! I mean, how long has
she been doing this anyway?

What was she thinking?

That the first Flyer made
a whole bunch of money

so let's just clone him
and make some more!

Since when has Lisa been
just about the money?

- It's never been just
about the money for Lisa...

that's part of what got her
in this position.

- What position?

- Being forced to sell a horse
she doesn't wanna sell.

- Hold on, if she doesn't want
to sell the horse,

then why is she?

- Maybe if you had a tutor

you'd have a chance
at passing the retest.

- Yeah, maybe, but who?

- Adam.

- You serious? No. No way.

I don't even know the guy.

- He agreed to help.

- You talked to him
about it already?

- Actually, he'll be here
any second.

- Seriously?

- Come on, I'm just trying
to help you out.

So? Will you do it? Please?

He can be a little hard
to get to know at first,

and he might seem a little
bit odd, but--

- We should get started.

- So that went well.

- I had no idea.

- Amy, I don't want you
to do anything

that makes you feel
uncomfortable...

- I don't agree with it,
Grandpa.

But I will see what I can do
to help.

- It'll mean a lot...
to Lisa and to me.

Thank you.

- What a beautiful spot.

- Well, it's a mess right now.

And it's normally full of
guests this time of year.

But with me away in New York

things have fallen through
the cracks.

- Now, you got me.

Don't worry, I'll get it all
cleaned up

and get your bookings
back on track.

- I'm so happy to hear you say
that. You have no idea.

And by the way, if you have any
suggestions about this place

or Maggie's...
just let me know.

I'm all about empowering
the people I work with.

- Actually then,
I do have one suggestion.

- Oh, already... fire away.

- Last night, I was thinking
about the launch in New York,

what if we did something
at the diner to celebrate?

Hold an event?
Just before you leave.

Something little,
maybe with music?

- You know that open mic night
Jade talked about,

really wasn't as successful
as she made it sound.

- Maybe, but it's really about
celebrating your success,

plus it would give me a chance
to meet my customers!

- Oh sorry.

Um, okay, sure...

- Great! Then I will head
to Maggie's now.

- Great. I'll meet you there.

- Wow, this is good timing.

I just finished picking up
supplies.

I was heading back to Heartland
- Well good.

Look at us having
a coffee date.

- Lou...

What are we doing here?

- Okay. Okay.

I guess we have to talk
about this eventually.

I know you didn't come back
here for me,

but here you are...
and here I am.

Maybe we can just forget
about last year?

Start fresh.

Look... things are still crazy
busy for me in New York,

and they're only gonna get more
nuts as we ramp up to open.

Honestly? I can't wait
for it to be over.

But Katie and Georgie are here

and I'm gonna be back
a lot more and...

maybe we could just...
see what happens?

- I don't-I don't wanna see
what happens.

The fact is, Lou, that I...

I'm in love with you.

And I'm in this, if you are.

- Yes. Yes, I'm-I'm-I'm in.

I'm so in.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- Ed cuts a piece of paper from
one corner to the other,

making 2 triangles.

If the paper is 8 centimeters
long and 15 centimeters wide,

how long is--

I've gotta take this.

Hey, did you get the tickets?
Awesome!

Okay... I can't talk.

I'll call you later. Bye.

Sorry. My girlfriend.

- Was that ring tone
Endless Days?

- Yeah. I'm a big fan.

- I have never met anyone
who's even heard of them.

- You're kidding?
You're into music?

- Yeah. Big time.

I even mess around a bit
on the ukulele.

- Cool.

- You heard any of their
other stuff or just that?

- I have their whole collection.

I have it on, I have it vinyl.

You wanna go back to my place
and listen to it.

- Sounds good.

- Hey, how's it going?

- It's not bad.

- Where are you off to?
- My place.

- Yeah, he's got a really cool
record collection.

So we're just gonna go
study there.

- I thought you and I were
gonna do something later.

My shift is almost over.

- Yeah. We'll just...
hang out after?

- Yeah. Okay... sure.
- Okay, bye.

- Well, looks like
the odd balls hit it off.

I guess everything worked out
for you after all.

- See, that feels good,
doesn't it?

- Lisa.
- Hi.

Look... I'm-I'm sorry.

Of course I should've told you
that he's a clone.

- It's okay.

I went ahead and had Cassandra
from the vet clinic out

to check him over,
and you were right,

there is nothing
physically wrong.

She said that massage
might help calm him down.

- I'm surprised after
our conversation

that you're working on him
at all.

- Don't think this means that
I'm suddenly okay with cloning.

Because I'm not.

But Grandpa told me about
your... financial problems...

and I would like to do
whatever I can

to help him go to a good home.

- Well... I appreciate that.

Thank you.

- But right now, I have
a little girl who needs me.

- Of course.

- I think I wanna open it up
and expand the party outside.

- Outside?
- Yeah!

Can't you picture it
with the stage and the lights,

and all kinds of stuff.
- Oh Jen... I don't know.

I remember my Dad grumbling
about some town by-laws.

- Oh yeah, I've already cleared
it with Municipal Services.

- You did?
- Yeah.

It's the kind of person I am,

who like to jump in feet first,
and figure it out as I go.

But I know you're really busy

so I will take care
of everything.

- Okay.
- Okay, I gotta go. Sorry.

Hey, let me take care of that.
- Okay.

- Mitch look, we found a goat.

I named him Floppy.
Isn't he adorable?

I found him up it up
there on the north fence line.

Come back here now.

I'm guessing it came
from that accident.

- Oh yeah. Yeah,
I heard about that.

- I didn't think it would be
a good idea

to leave it out there on its
own. So I brought it home.

- Probably be an easy target.

- Well, if you find a place
to put it

I'll call the newspaper.

- Sure, great.

Okay kids; let's get this goat
settled in.

- Okay.
- Come on, Floppy.

- Lis, you'll never guess--

What's this?

- This isn't working.

You clearly do not respect
the severity of my situation

or-or my time.

- Well... I think that's
overstating things a little.

- Is it? You-you agreed to have
Katie come and stay with us

for the entire summer
without checking with me.

And...

- And what?

- You ask me to share things
with you

and then you break your promise
by telling Amy

about my personal finances!

Do you realize that
if it gets out,

it can jeopardize
my business dealings?

- Amy's not about to tell
anyone--

- You don't know that!

We're clearly not
on the same page about this.

And I just don't...
I'm going back to Fairfield.

- For how long?
- I don't know.

This isn't working for me
right now.

- There you go, Floppy.

- He's adorable!

- So? I hear you're sticking
around for the summer.

- Yeah. I didn't want to pass
up the opportunity

to compete on Flame.
- Yeah, that makes sense.

Sounds like Lou is gonna be
around a lot more too,

once they open up
that new location

- I doubt it.

Her and Nicole are talking
about opening another one.

I know she wants to be home
more,

but I don't know
how realistic that is.

- You okay, Jack?

- I thought you were going out?

- I was, but Wyatt bailed.

He's studying with Adam instead.

- Oh.

- Shh. I'm babysitting
for a bit.

There we go.

Amy is working
with Lisa's horse.

- Oh well,
my plans fell through

I can see if I can go help.

- I think Amy would like that.

Where is Lisa anyway?

- Well, she's over at Fairfield.

- Oh? Can I expect her
for dinner?

- I doubt she'll make it
tonight.

- Why? Is something wrong?
Everything okay?

- I'm not exactly sure.

- Look, I know that Lisa and I
don't always see eye to eye,

but Amy might have
accidentally let it slip

that Lisa's having
money problems.

- So, now you know too?

See this is... I shouldn't have
said anything.

Lou, it's really
none of your business.

- I know. It's not.

But I also know how stressful
money problems can be.

I mean, it's been my life
for the past year, grandpa.

It just sounds like she's
going through a lot.

- Yeah. She was pretty upset
when she left here.

I didn't get much chance
to apologize and...

- What's stopping you now?

- Hmm.

- You ever worked
with a clone before?

- Not that I've known of.

- I don't think it matters
how he made it into this world,

I think he just needs to be
treated like any other horse.

I get that he's supposed
to be a big-shot racehorse,

but maybe he doesn't
wanna be?

He supposedly had
this great life,

but seemed kind of boring
and lonely to me.

- Maybe she's right.

Do you two wanna meet?

Okay, Georgie, let him go.

- Okay, Floppy!

- Come on, Floppy.

I've heard that some racehorses
can become really attached

to things like goats or pigs.

- Seriously?
- Yeah.

I know it seems like
a weird pairing,

but I guess sometimes
it just works.

- So, what do we do now?

- Well, we'll let these
guys hangout.

Get to know each other
and then maybe...

Fairfield Flyer will be
a little bit more relaxed

and focused on the track.

- It's just like Wyatt
and Adam.

- What?
- Wyatt is struggling with math,

so I asked Adam to help
tutor him...

- Okay.

- Wyatt and I were gonna
hangout,

but the he decided to tutor
with Adam instead.

Then we were gonna hangout
tonight

and he bailed on me again.

He says they're studying,
but...

I think he just wants
to hangout with Adam.

We're supposed to be friends,

so I don't know why he can't
just be honest with me.

- Are you sure that's
what's bothering you?

- What do you mean?

- Maybe you're interested
in Wyatt as

more then just a friend?

- Well, I figured I'd come see
this for my self.

- It's like he's
a totally different horse.

- Well, you should know that...

if he improves enough,

Lisa is hoping her buyer
will take another look.

- And who's the buyer?

- Uh, Nathan Stockwell.
- I know him.

His daughter was a client
of mine.

Do you think maybe it would
help if I talked to him?

- Well, it couldn't hurt.
But here is the thing:

Lisa doesn't want word about
her situation getting out.

- Yeah, I get it.
I won't, Grandpa.

- Ah. The goat's owner
called me back.

He's coming to get it.

- Well, that can't happen.
- Wha-- Well, it's his goat.

Prize goat, apparently.

I don't think I've ever said
those two words together.

- Grandpa, I'm not kidding,
we can't separate these two.

I mean, look at them?

This is the answer
to Flyers problems.

You've gotta figure
something out...

for Flyer's sake
and for Lisa's.

- Wow, Flyer does seem calmer.

- Yeah, I guess he needed
a security blanket.

- So what now?
- Well, let's see if it helped.

- Lyndy, see, wave!

- Well, looking good.

- Yeah, he's really coming
along.

- Well, we should head out.
Don't wanna be late.

- Okay. Well, Amy you need
to get ready.

I'll untack Flyer.
- Thanks, Grandpa.

- Hey, are you sure you
Don't wanna come?

You know, Jen hasn't had much
time to put this together

so there probably won't be many
people there.

- Then one less body
won't make difference.

Plus I've got a few things
I need to take care of.

- Wow, this looks amazing!
- Yeah!

- Hey, Jade.

- Maggie's resident mixologist
at your service!

- Wow, Maggie's has
a mixologist?

- What are these?
- No-jitos.

- Mmm. They're actually
pretty good.

- Mmm.

- Yeah, if you guys like these
you should try the real ones.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- I didn't know
you were coming.

- I had to congratulate
the woman of the hour.

- Thank you.

- Hey, um, I'll catch up
with you guys in a bit,

there's someone I need to meet.

- Okay.

- Lou! It's the guest of honor!

- Hi. Oh my Gosh!
This is amazing.

Honestly, I didn't think
you could pull it off

in such short notice.

- Neither did I.

- Oh, I'm sorry. This is Jen.

- Oh yeah, you're the new
manager around here.

- And at the Dude Ranch.
And this is Mitch, my--

- I work at Heartland
with Tim and Jack.

- Right. So nice to finally
meet you.

Okay, well... I'm gonna
get back to it,

meet my customers.
Have fun!

- Okay.

Listen, this time around,

I really think that we should
be up front with people

about our status.

- Yeah... about that...

- What?

- You know what? This isn't
really the time or place--

- That doesn't sound good.

Now you have to tell me.

- I'm really happy for you.

For all your success
with New York.

I mean, you...
you deserve it.

- But...

- But, I mean, this is only
the beginning

of your "American Expansion."

You guys are planning on opening
up other locations, right?

- Yeah, we've discussed it.
Why?

- Listen, having you back
in my life has been...

has been amazing.

And I got caught up.

I did, but I have
to be realistic here.

- Where is this coming from?

Mitch, you said--

- I know. I know what I said.

And I meant it.
I do, every word.

- So then what is the problem?

- I can't do this, Lou, I...

I thought I could, but I...
- Mitch...

- I can't. No misread signs,
no misunderstandings,

Although that has been
our go to.

The bottom line is that you're
not gonna be around here.

And I'd never be happy there,

so the ball's in your court.

You have to decide
what's important to you.

- Thank you for meeting with me.
- Least I could do.

Emma still talks about
how you helped her out.

- How is she doing?
How's Thunder doing?

- They're both doing really
well.

Emma's getting married
this fall.

- Tell her congratulations
from me.

- I will. Yeah, it's pretty
crazy how the time flies.

If you don't know that already,
you're about to learn.

So... Lisa tells me
you're working with Flyer?

- I am. And I think
he's worth another look.

- Well, I have to admit
I did have high hopes.

But I wasn't all that impressed
with his performance.

- Well, we found some issues
with his training routine,

so we've changed them,
and it's made a huge impact.

I really think
it's worth your time.

- I tell you what,

I've got a young racehorse
in my stable.

Now he's been
on a winning streak.

What do you say we put them
head-to-head on the track,

see what happens.

- Sounds like a plan.

- I just took a crazy,
tough practice test today.

- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah!

The good news is I passed!

So I'm gonna take the retest.

- He's totally ready.

- Well, yeah, that's...
that's cool, it's great...

I need to get back
to the kitchen so...

- Hey, Georgie...

You okay?

- Yeah. Of course!

- Yeah? Because... I don't know
you seem kinda off.

What... what's wrong?

- It's you and Adam...

Just didn't expect you guys
to become such great friends

all of a sudden.

- Look, he's a great guy.

And I might actually
have an outside shot

of passing this retest now,

and that wasn't even
like remotely

a possibility last week.
And that's thanks to you.

And if I do pass,
the retest, then...

me and you can hang out more.

- So... you'd like that?

- Duh.

That's why I've been
studying so hard.

Okay, I'll prove it to you.

Stay here, okay?
Don't... just don't leave.

- What are you doing?

- Hi Can I just really
quickly use this?

- Oh, sure.
- Okay, thank you.

Testing.

Hi, um...

I'm Wyatt, and I've never
done this before,

but this is for someone special
out there.

- Holly Molly.

- Good to see you.

- What is going on here?

- Lis, I'm sorry,

I know you're under
a lot of stress,

and I should have never
have added to that.

I know I said too much to Amy,

but I'm hoping you'll understand

I was only trying to help.

I could do more, I would,

but you gotta know.
I'm in your corner.

- I know.

And I'm sorry.
I overreacted.

I know it's so not like me.

I wonder if I can come home.

- You are.

Well...?

Hey, I bought you something.

- You bought me something?

- Wow. That was adorable.

- So cute.

- Where's Mitch?

- Oh.

- Thank you all so much
for coming to this event.

I'm Jen, Maggie's new manager.

And I'm so thrilled
to be working here,

and to meet each and everyone
of you personally.

We are all here because
of one very special person.

So give it up for Lou Fleming.

- Yeah Lou!

- Thank you!

- I should probably
get her home.

- Oh yeah, I'll come with you.

- No. Lou, this is your day.

Just stay and enjoy it.

- Okay.

- Huh? A goat?

- Sure seems to settle
Flyer down.

- Well, you sure know how
to sweep a girl

right off her feet, don't ya?

- What do you think?

- Uh, I...I cannot believe
how relaxed he is.

- He's gonna take on
a young racehorse

at the track tomorrow.
- He is? Really?

Is he ready?
- I'm counting on it.

I convinced Nathan Stockwell
to give him another chance.

- You did? Oh my...

Thank you so much.
Thank you both.

- Oh, you look really tired.
How are you?

- I'm all right.

How's my little girl doing?
- She's doing great.

I think she misses her daddy
though, don't you?

Can you wave to Daddy?
Say hi.

- Daddy misses you too, Lyndy.

And my other girl?
That race is today right?

- Yeah.

I'm a little bit nervous
about it.

- Don't be.
You're gonna do great.

- Thanks.
I love you.

- I love you too.
Both of you.

- Bye, Daddy. Bye...

- Hey! You made it.
- Yeah, yeah, of course.

It's not every day you get
to see a private horse race.

- Yeah.

- Notice anything different?

- No. Should I?
- Maybe.

You're taking to a free man.

- I don't get it.
- Yeah. Um...

I took the retest
and I... I passed!

- No way! Congrats!
- Thank you.

So I guess you'll be seeing
a lot of me this summer...

if you want...

- Oh no.

- Hup, hup, hup, come on,
let's go!

You can do this.
You can do this.

Come on! Come on!
Come on!

Come on, boy!

Let's go!

- Oh. Oh. Oh.

- Yes! Come on!
Come on!

- Amy!
- She's making a move!

- That's good!

- Oh! Oh!
- Yeah!

- Come on!
- Oh my goodness!

- Yes! Yeah!
- Oh my goodness!

- She did it!

- That's good.
- Yes!

- That was incredible.
- Yeah, that was awesome!

- She did it!
- She sure did.

- You two were terrific
out there.

- Nice job, Amy!

- It was all down to this guy!

- You were amazing!
- Yeah, that was really great.

- Well, Lisa...
I can admit when I'm wrong.

He clocked a fast time.
You've got yourself a deal.

- Well, Nathan it's actually
a package deal now.

- What does that mean?

- The goat goes too.

I made a promise...
it's all or nothing.

- The goat helps him focus.

- The goat?

You're serious about this?

- Well, you saw it
with your own eyes.

I mean, you want a winner,
or not?

- Who can argue with that?
Deal.

- Good. Thank you.

- Hey, Chuck, I bought a goat!

- Thank you.

That is the best present
you ever gave me.