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Previously,
on "Heartland:"

About Georgie...

I don't think she wants
this badly enough.

- There is nothing Georgie
wants more

than to win the Fall Finale.

- I'm gonna come
to a training session.

I expect to be impressed.

- I saw that lady who owns
Flame talking to Dylan.

So?

She wants Dylan
to ride one of her horses.

- That doesn't make any sense.

- I'm just telling you
what I heard.

- No, you're trying
to make it sound

like Dylan's going after Flame.

- Yeah, well, that seems
pretty obvious to me.

- Yeah, you got my email
about Jade Virani?

I'd really like to see her
in your program, Billy.

Well, you have better
rodeo training,

you got scholarship money.

This bird, what is it?
- It's a Saker Falcon.

- I saw one this morning.

- The bird's a warrior,
a symbol of bravery.

Keep it to balance out the dark,

and to remind yourself
to be brave enough

to let the light in.

That's it, Jade,
keep spurring!

Nice! Atta girl!

- Ah!

- Good job!

Hey, that was
a really good practice!

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

Well, I wanted to tell you
something,

but I didn't want it to steal
your focus there.

But I've got some news.
- Okay.

- I've got some great news,
okay?

Remember how I was talking
about you

going to school down south?
- Yeah.

- Okay, well I called a coach,
an old buddy of mine

at a Texas college.

One of his kids dropped out
of the program,

a scholarship's become
available,

and guess who they want.
- Me?

- That's right.

Full ride.
All expenses paid.

- Uh, but school starts
next week.

- Yeah, so?
That's right.

You better get packing!
Ha ha!

- Uh, but I would have to--
I'd have to drop out of U of C.

I really like it there.

- You're not thinking
of turning this down, are you?

This is the opportunity
of a lifetime.

- Well...
- I get it.

Too much information, too fast.
I know.

Okay, tell you what.

You just let 'er... sink in.

I'll put the information
on the school together,

you just think about it
overnight,

we'll talk about it tomorrow,
but this is great.

Okay.

Congratulations!

- Easy.

You both seem a bit tight.

Just smoother approach
next time.

Yeah, that's it!

Okay, look.

- Sorry, I couldn't find
the distance.

- That's okay.
- No, it's not. Not really.

They only get higher
as the season goes on.

- Yeah, but there's nothing
wrong with knocking

a few jumps in practice.
That's all part of the process.

- Right. But this feels like
a repeat of all the issues

she was having
with the Devil's Lake jump.

- Yeah, but she jumped that fine
in the competition.

- In a rather pedestrian time,
if you'll recall.

That's right,
you weren't there!

I certainly hope your busy
schedule isn't gonna continue

to get in the way of our prep
for the Fall Finale.

Georgie, something's
gotta give here.

Coming in third
just isn't gonna cut it.

When you're on my team
you're first place,

or you're no place.

End of story.

- Hey!
- Ah, Georgie?

Do you have your phone?

'Cause Tim wants your Mom
in on this.

- Yeah, sure.
- Okay, Grandpa,

what is this whole
family meeting about?

- I'm not sure,
this is your Dad's deal.

- Really?
- Hey.

Hey, guys.
Where's Georgie?

- Hey, I'm right here.
- Okay, can you, ah,

can you get your Mom
on the phone?

- Yeah.
- Good, okay.

Where's Ty? We need Ty.
- He's in Vancouver.

- What?
- Dad, he's at his mum's.

I told you this.
They're celebrating

her two years being sober.
- Right. Right.

- Hey, Mom!
- Hi, Georgie!

- Hey, Lou!
- Hi, Honey, it's Dad.

I had to cancel
a meeting.

What's going on
that's so important?

- Well, I have something
I wanna tell everyone.

I was sitting on my porch this
morning having a cup of coffee,

looking at the fall colors,
thinking about family,

about life,
about how important it is

not to miss opportunities...

I know, I-I don't talk
like this normally.

No kidding.

Where are you going
with this, Dad?

- Well...

I had an epiphany
about your Mom.

About Marion.

It's been ten years since
your Mom passed.

- Wow. Yeah, I guess it has
been ten years.

- I'd like to do
something special.

I think we should do
another memorial ride,

like we did years ago.

What do you think?

A memorial ride,
I think that's a great idea.

Don't you, Grandpa?

- Uh, yeah, yeah, I-I do.
- This Saturday.

- Yeah, I'm free.
- Yeah, totally.

Whoa, whoa, whoa,
this Saturday?

I can't drop everything
on such short notice!

- Well, just take it off, Honey.

It'll recharge your batteries.
Look...

I don't think another year
should pass

where we don't do something
to remember your Mom.

And we all get caught up
in our day-to-day routines,

and we lose focus
of what's important.

Well...
it is a great idea,

and I was going to be back
for my high school reunion

next week anyway, so, okay,
I'll come back early.

- Fantastic!
That's great.

Okay, I can't wait
to see you, Georgie,

and everyone else.

Yay, I'm coming home!
- Okay, love you, Mom.

- Okay, safe flight.
- See ya, Lou.

Okay, gotta go, bye!
- This is great. Okay.

- Awesome, I'm so glad
she's coming home.

I need to get to Maggie's.
I'm meeting Wyatt.

- Okay, do you need a lift?
- Yeah, that'd be awesome.

- Okay, just wait, wait,
wait, hold on!

So where are we going
on this ride?

Oh, it's so beautiful.
You're gonna love it.

- I don't want to keep beating
the same drum--

- Then don't.
- Listen.

Amy and Lou,
you need to talk to them.

So maybe this weekend might be
that perfect chance.

- Jack, this is about Marion.

- Hey! Hi.
- Oh, hey.

Sorry, I was distracted.
- No, it's okay.

Everything all right?
- Yeah, yeah, it's good.

Um, if you ask Tim,
everything's great.

I actually got offered
a rodeo scholarship.

- No way! That's awesome!
- Yeah.

Um, but if I take it
I have to move away.

Like, really far.
To Texas.

- Oh, well,
what are you gonna do?

- I don't know.
Um...

I'll call you later, okay?
- Yeah, sure.

- Hey. Check this out.
- Hey!

- Olivia's been posting
all morning.

- About what?
- The formal this weekend.

- Oh, my God, poor Adam!
- Yeah, I know, right?

She's gotta chill out.
It's just a dance.

- Yeah, I can't think
of anything I'd rather do less.

- Really?

- Yeah, I mean,
it's a competition

to see who has
the fanciest dress.

It's just really pretentious
and lame.

- Yeah, so lame.

No thanks.

- Hey! Hey!

What are you doing here?
- I just dropped Georgie off.

- Oh! So did you talk to her
about that dance?

- No.
- What? Why not?

- Because, I just didn't
get the chance.

- But you were just with her!
- Yeah.

Well, I brought up the formal,

and she just kinda thinks
it's lame, so...

- Oh. You know, even a
down-to-earth girl like Georgie

does actually like to get
dressed up once in a while.

How are you gonna know what she
wants if you don't ask her?

- See you, okay?

- I love you!
- Uh-huh.

- Ask her!
- Mom, stop!

- What's this?

- We're doing something
different.

- Okay.

- We're going smaller,

you know, lower jumps,
no combinations, no lines.

I don't want you to think
about counting strides.

- That doesn't make any sense.
- You know, Georgie,

you are gonna complete
this course as fast as you can,

make nice, sharp turns,

and I think that sounds
like fun.

- Yeah, it actually does
sound kinda fun.

- Okay!

We've been putting way too much
pressure on ourselves.

And I think it's getting to us.
I mean, yes, this is hard work.

But we're also supposed
to be enjoying it, right?

- Yeah, sounds good to me.
- Okay, let's go!

That's it, I wanna see you guys
just having fun, relax!

Okay, don't think about it.
Just do it.

There you go!

Nice!
Oh, that was good, Georgie.

Hey, Val.
- What's going on here?

What's with
the miniature course?

- We're just going back
to the basics.

- The basics?

The Fall Finale
has real jumps, remember?

- Yes, and we are working
our way back to those.

- Oh, well, that's good to hear.
Take your time!

- Val...
- This is ridiculous!

It's no wonder
she's going backwards, Amy!

- I'm doing what I need to do
to get them ready.

Can you please just trust me
to do my job?

- Oh, let me guess,
time for another break?

- You were, uh, a little
scattered out there today.

- Yeah, of course,
I have this stupid scholarship

hanging over my head!

- Stupid?

- I just, I don't want
to talk about it, okay?

- All right.

Jade, can I tell you
a little story?

- Okay.

- When I was about your age,

there was a big trucking company
down south,

and they ran a rodeo series.

They were looking
for one cowboy to sponsor.

But it meant being away
from everything.

For an entire season.

- Let me guess,
you didn't take it.

It was the biggest
mistake of your life--

- No, my friend turned it down.
And I took it.

And it was incredible.

But, I was away from home
for a year.

And that was hard.

But my career took off
after that.

And I think every buckle
that I ever won...

was on account
of that experience.

- Well, what happened
to your friend?

- He got a job.

A good job
at a grain elevator.

I think he's probably
still there.

But he never had to be
homesick, right?

- Look, Val,
I know it looks like

we're goofing around in there,
but I needed that.

Jumping hasn't been
much fun lately.

- At this level, Georgie,
the fun is in accomplishing

all the goals you set out
for yourself.

- Winning.

- Well, that is the point
of all of this.

And with a horse like Flame,

I'm giving you
every opportunity.

But I think I made a mistake.

Oh! No, I'm not blaming you.

This is all my fault.

I should've found
a real trainer for you

right from the get-go.
- A real trainer?

- Amy is amazing
at what she does.

But this is so specialized,
and she's obviously distracted.

- Well, yeah, she has a baby.
- Exactly.

Being a new mom's a lot of work.
I get it.

I wish I didn't have to, but
I think I need to let Amy go.

- No, Amy's my trainer.

- I knew this was going
to upset you,

but now I need you
to be able to separate

your personal feelings
from the business of jumping.

- This isn't supposed to be
a job.

- Look.

I feel I have to make a change.

If you can't deal with that,
maybe I have to look

for a new rider, as well.

- Hey, why'd you bring him in?

- I don't feel like
doing this right now.

- Look, you can't let Val
get to you, Georgie.

- It's kinda hard
not to do that.

- I know she can be a bit much.
Okay?

But she's not gonna change.

So if you wanna keep riding
Flame, then Val's expectations

are something
you have to put up with.

- Yeah, well, I'm starting
to wonder if it's worth it.

- Hey, we can deal with her.

- She went on and on
after you left!

- About what?

- Oh... I don't know,
just the same,

but it's getting exhausting.

- Okay, we'll take a break,

but we're gonna get back at it
this afternoon.

Georgie!

- Can you believe she wants
to get rid of Amy?

- No, that's super harsh.
- I know!

I haven't told her yet.
I don't know what I'm gonna say.

- Well, maybe you don't have
to say anything.

Maybe just kick butt in practice
and you can show Val

that Amy's the right coach
for you

by clearing all the jumps.

- You make it sound
like it's easy.

- No, I know it's not,
but I also know you can do it.

- I wish I was as positive
as you are.

- It's Olivia again.

- Posting about the formal?

- Yeah, it hasn't stopped,
but forget about her.

I actually... I-I think
it could be kind of fun,

and I was actually thinking
about going myself,

and I was wondering if you
wanted to go with me.

- Honestly,
it's not really my thing.

- I just hope you're not trying
to save face.

- What do you mean by that?
- It's just...

you don't have to be
some uppity girl like Olivia

to enjoy it.
I just mean...

don't feel embarrassed
if you do wanna go.

- It's not that I'm against
going.

It has nothing to do
with Olivia.

The truth is, I...

I'm worried about giving you
the wrong idea.

I mean, we're just friends.

- I know.
I get it.

So do you just wanna go
as friends, then?

- Okay, as long as we're clear.

- Crystal.

- Ah!

Jack:
Amy, look who I found!

- Hello! I'm home!
Hello!

- Welcome, Lou!
- Aw!

It's so good to be back.

And you!

You just keep getting
more and more beautiful

every time I see you!

Yes, you do!

Oh!

Okay, now I'm glad
Dad demanded I come back.

He really is keyed up
to do this ride, hey?

- Yeah, you know, Dad really
hasn't been "Dad" lately.

- Yeah, I've noticed that, too.

Why do you think it's suddenly
so important to him?

- Oh, pfft! I gave up trying
to get inside your Dad's head

a long time ago.

I'll just take your bags up
to the house.

- Okay.

Hmm.

- So I picked Lou up
at the airport.

- Good.
Well, I'm...

I'm glad the whole family's
gonna be together.

How is she?

- Well, she thinks
something's up.

And so does Amy.

You know, this secret
you're holding on to,

you need to face it, Tim.

We all need to face it together.

- Or what?

You're gonna tell 'em?
- No, I didn't say that.

But I am starting to feel like
I'm lying to my own family.

- Mom! Hey!
- Hi!

- Oh, I'm so glad you're home.
- Me too, Sweetie, I missed you!

This ride is gonna be
so much fun.

- Yeah!

- I'm just planning our family
dinner for afterwards.

- Oh, wow, it looks delicious,
but I'm not gonna be here.

- What? Why not?

- Um, don't make a big
deal out of it,

but Wyatt asked me
to this formal thing.

- Oh, that sounds fun.

Does that mean you two are--

- No, we're just friends.
- Okay.

Uh, but you still need a dress.

- No, I already have a dress.

The one I wore to that BBQ
with Amy.

- That was a summer dress,
Georgie.

You need something new,

something that's gonna
make a splash.

We could go shopping
this afternoon.

- No, I-I can't, I have a
training session I can't miss.

Val's been all over me lately.

- It's just one
training session.

- Mm. No, she has me seriously
stressed out, Mom.

- Well, that's not good,
you want to talk about it?

- Well, that's not good,
you want to talk about it?

- It's okay. Later.
- Okay.

But you still need a dress.

It's too bad Katie's away
in Vancouver.

She'd love to help me with that.

Can I go get you a dress
on my own, please?

- Okay, knock yourself out.
- All right.

- All right, gotta go.
- See you in a bit.

- Yeah.

- I got your text.
Here I am.

- What is this about?

- Well, I think you were right.

Getting back to the basics
was exactly what I needed.

I wanted to show Val
how much it's helped us.

- All right, let's see.

- Okay, bud.

- That's it! Nice!

- Come on!
- Stay relaxed.

- Well...

I guess taking time out
of your training

for a little bit of fun
wasn't the answer, huh?

- Come on, Val,
that's not fair.

- No, don't-don't bother, Amy.

Nothing about this
is fun anymore.

Every time I'm going up
to that jump all I can picture

is how mad you'll be
if I miss it,

or that you'll fire Amy
on the spot.

- Okay, let's not--

- No, she wants to find
a new trainer.

And I'm not okay with that.

The problem isn't Amy,
and it's not Flame.

And it's not me, either.

The problem is you, Val.

You're the reason
this isn't working.

- Really? You wanna blame me
for all this?

- No, what I'm saying is...

I can't do this anymore.

So... find a new trainer,

and a new rider,
because I'm done.

I quit.

- Come in.

- How are you doing?

- I didn't sleep very well
last night.

I'm really gonna miss
jumping Flame.

- Are you thinking about
going back to Val?

- No! I can't stand her.

I think I did the right thing,
but it still sucks.

- I don't normally support
quitting on anything,

but in this case...
I'm really proud of you.

- Thanks.
Is that the dress?

- You wanna see it?
- Yes!

- Okay.
I really hope you like it.

- It's beautiful.
How much did you spend on this?

- Don't worry, your Mom knows
how to find a bargain.

Why don't you try it on?

- Yeah, I'll be down
in a minute.

- Okay, pancakes are ready!

- Wow, what's all this?

- I thought this was
appropriate.

I used to make these
for your mother.

It was pretty much
the only thing I did make.

Anyway, we should have a good
breakfast before this ride.

- Oh, Sweetheart,
you look so grown up!

- You look beautiful.
- Thanks!

- Now, why don't you run
upstairs and change, okay?

- Yeah.
- Come down,

grab some pancakes.
- Sure.

- Jack, would you take over
for me, please?

I'm gonna get the horses
tacked up.

Let's get this show
on the road!

- Hey, Jen!
- Hey.

- Thank you so much
for looking after Lyndy.

Her schedule, and everything's
in the kitchen.

- Yeah, don't worry,
we'll be fine.

- Okay...
- And you know
I'll be around too,

just in case that kid needs
to be hog-tied into a diaper,

or... whatever.

- Hey.
- Hey!

- How was the diner this
morning?

- Great! Busy.
- Good.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- I will see you later.
- Okay.

- So I, uh, I brought Venus
over from the dude ranch.

- You didn't have to do that.
- I know, but...

she's your favorite horse
to ride, so...

- Thank you.

- Come on.

- Not many rides like this
in New York City.

- No.

I miss it.
- Riding?

- Everything.

- It's like you said,
you won't be there forever.

- Yeah... I know.

- Boy, your Mom would've been
so proud of you.

- I don't know.
She wasn't exactly thrilled

when I went to New York
the first time.

- Well, no one wants to see
their child move away.

That doesn't mean
she wasn't proud of everything

you've accomplished.

And she was.
Trust me.

- You go on up ahead
and join Dad.

You two should be leading
this thing.

- Right.

So what was she like?
Your Mom.

- You would've loved her.
She was a really strong person.

- And so passionate
about horses.

- Yeah! But she was always
there for us.

If we needed to be picked up.

- Or if we needed a good
swift kick in the butt,

she was there for that, too.
- Yeah!

She was not afraid
to speak her mind,

but she always had our back.

Always.

- She was a lot like you,
actually.

Like what you did
the other day,

quitting on Val to protect me.

- That means a lot, but...

that's not the reason I quit,
not-not entirely.

- Well, I appreciate you
trying to protect me.

And I love coaching you,
Georgie, but...

maybe Val's right,

maybe someone else could
take you further.

- No, that's not true.
You're a great coach.

But I didn't quit for you,
I quit for me.

It feels so good just to ride
again out here with Phoenix.

Just doing what I love to do.

Jack: Tim, listen, uh...

thanks for this,
this was a really great idea.

Boy, every time I come
up here,

it reminds me of when Marion
was just a girl.

She was always off riding
on a trail somewhere.

One time Lyndy and I lost track
of her for an entire day.

Boy, we looked everywhere.

And I finally found her
way up here,

just staring out at... all this.

She said she was up here
for hours already,

almost in a daze.

She thought this was the most
beautiful place on Earth.

This is Marion's spot.

And to stand here now,
looking out

at all these mountains, and...

I can almost feel her
right here with me.

- There's something I need
to say.

Because being here
brings back...

different feelings for me.

Feelings...

of pain, guilt.

I'm sure that Marion spent
countless hours here.

Trying to figure out just what
was wrong with her husband.

How she was gonna keep
our young family together.

Mm, I hurt her.

And she did not deserve it.

AI know what I put you through,
Marion.

What I put our family through.

And today's not about
looking back,

it's about moving forward.

But I need you to know that
I worked hard on my recovery.

And there was just one piece
of that program

that I was too afraid
to finish.

I-I just couldn't say
I was sorry.

Not to you.

So I wanna say it today.

I wanna say it in front
of our family.

Marion...

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

For everything.

- Hey.

- Oh, my God, what time is it?
- It's, uh,

exactly the time I said
I'd pick you up.

- I'm sorry, I guess the ride
went longer than I thought.

Nice suit, you look good.
I'll-I'll get changed.

- Okay, well, um, hold on,
hold on, hold on.

As much as I would love
to see your dress,

maybe I should get changed.

I've got jeans and a T-shirt
in the car.

- Seriously?
- Yeah, yeah.

I've got, like, half my life
in the trunk of the car.

- No, I mean,
why would you get changed?

- I can see you're enjoying
your time with Phoenix,

so get him tacked up,
get me a horse,

and we'll go for a ride.
- Really?

- Well, what would be more fun?

Comparing dresses with Olivia
at formal,

or watching the sun set
on horseback?

- What are you doing here
all by yourself?

- Some people have a spot.

A place they go to, uh...

contemplate their thoughts.

And I guess this is mine.

The rodeo.

It's given me some
of my biggest highs.

And lows.

But just being here
makes me feel alive.

- Yeah, me too.

- I know you're struggling
with this decision

about whether to take
the scholarship or not,

and I understand.

Just let me know either way.

I won't be disappointed
if you say no.

- Well, I've decided.

I'm gonna go.

- Really?

- Everything I've learned here,

everything I've learned
from you,

can't go to waste.

And you're right.

It's something I need to do.

- You won't regret it.

- Well, I leave tomorrow,
so, I gotta go pack.

- Jade, stop by here.

Okay?
Tomorrow, before you leave?

- Okay.

Is there something
you're not telling me?

- About what? The school?
- No, about you.

You're sitting here
all by yourself.

It's pretty weird.

It just seems like over
the last little while, you just,

you haven't been yourself.

I'm good.

- Okay.

Hey! Hi.
- Hey.

- Just wanted to see how
you two were doing.

- Better now.

- A pretty emotional day, Dad,
what you said up there.

- Yeah. Well, I meant
every word of it.

- It was beautiful, Dad.

- Yeah, I was trying to figure
out what that Shaman meant.

- What, Altan?
What did he say to you?

- When he said that I had...

a shadow hanging over me.

You know, I think that
that had to do with your mother.

- When did you see a Shaman?

- You know, I realized
I can't bury things.

Not anymore, it's not good
for me, it's...

it's not good for anyone.

I need to tell you something.

And I don't want you to panic.

- Dad, what is this about?

- I went in for a check-up.
And Dr. Virani...

had me get an MRI on my brain.

- What? Why would you do that?
- You got an MRI?

- Just... just a sec.

They found something,
but it could be nothing.

Or...

it could be bad.

- How bad?
- We don't know yet.

We're gonna stay positive.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- I couldn't sleep last night.

How are you doing?

- You heard what Dad said.
It's probably nothing.

- Yeah, but we don't know that.
I mean, what if it's--

- It's not.

- Amy, but what if it is?

I mean, what is that gonna mean?

- Lou, we can't obsess
about the "what ifs," okay?

You heard Dad.
He's gonna be fine.

I... I need to go.
- Okay, go.

Jack: Morning, Lou!

What's wrong?

- You know about Dad?

- You know about Dad?

- He told you.
- Yeah.

And I've been away.

I-I haven't even been here
for him.

- I'm sure he's gonna--

- I don't wanna hear that he's
gonna be okay, Grandpa.

I just want...

I don't know what I want.

I'm scared, Grandpa.
I can't lose him!

I'm scared!

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Tim told me
you were going.

- Yeah... look, I'm sorry
I didn't call, I...

It's just, um...

you're like,
one of my best friends,

and I thought
that if we talked,

it might make me wanna not go.

- You don't need to explain,
I just came to do this.

For good luck.
- Come here, kid.

- I'll see you soon.
- Yeah.

- Okay, I'm here,
but I don't have a lot of time

because my Mom's driving me
to the airport, so--

- Okay, thanks for coming.

I won these as saddle bronc
champ, Calgary Stampede.

I've worn 'em
in every rodeo since.

They're yours now.

- Thank you, for everything.

- Well, you earned it.

I'm gonna miss you.
- Yeah, me too.

- And I'm-I'm proud of you.

- Okay! You don't have
to squeeze me so hard!

I'll be back
for Christmas break.

- Okay, right.

You better call me
before then, though.

- Okay.

- I wanna know what's going on
down there.

- I will. Bye.

- Bye.

- Hey, Georgie,

any idea why there's
a Westfield trailer here?

- Hey, your trailer showed up
at Heartland

to pick up Flame, why?!
- Okay, I can explain.

- You're riding him now,
is that it?

Wow, was Wyatt ever right
about you!

- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah!

He said you were angling
for this the whole time!

I can't believe I trusted you!

- Yeah, I heard back
from my vet.

He's putting Arrow
on stall rest

until the end of the season.
I wasn't angling on anything.

But somebody needs to jump Flame
in the Fall Finale.

You're the one who quit!

- You got exactly what
you were after.

- No. Not yet.

I want to win this thing.

- Dylan's riding Flame now,

that's why his trailer was here.

- Wow, Val didn't waste
any time, did she?

- Yeah, I'm so mad
at both of them,

I don't know what I'm gonna do.

- I think I have an idea.

I was watching you and Phoenix
on the ride yesterday.

You two still have quite
the connection.

Yeah, of course we do.

We basically arrived here
together.

- Wouldn't it be cool if you
could win the Fall Finale
with him?

- What?

- Georgie, you don't have
to give up on your dream.

You just need to find
the right horse.

- You'd train us?
- I think you're stuck with me.

- Okay, yeah, let's do it,
let's beat Val and Dylan!

- Great, we'll start tomorrow.
- Okay!

Hey!
- Hey.

Just the two girls
I was looking for.

- Really?

- All the reminiscing
about your Mom...

brought back a memory for me,

from when you were a baby.

- There's something I think you
and I should do together.

- Boo!
- Oh, my God!

- Hi.
- Hi.

- So, you were right...

about Dylan.

He's riding Flame now.

- Oh, I'm sorry,
but I'm not surprised, it--

- It's okay. It's...

it's fine,
just forget about him.

I'm gonna ride Phoenix
in the Fall Finale.

- That's great!
- Yeah.

- Yeah... is that why
you wanted to meet me?

You wanted to, uh,
tell me that stuff?

- No, I... I wanted to say that

I had a really great time
yesterday.

The ride was amazing, and I'm...

I'm glad that you get me.

- Yeah, yeah,
I had a lot of fun, too.

I always do when we hang out.

- Yeah, me too.

I also came here to do this.

- I think that you were
just about this age

when Marion and I
did this with you.

Yeah!
- What do you think, Lyndy?

Your very first horse ride!

Good job!

- She's so good.