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Even destiny serves as a clue to deduction.

And the light of truth pierces through the most mysterious case.

The name of the stage is OK Ranch.

A single combat unfolds between crime and deduction.

He sees through the one and only truth.

A child in appearance with the I.Q. of an adult.

His name is Detective Conan!

It feels so good!

Doesn't it, doesn't it?

There's nothing better the nature.

But, Dad, why did you suddenly decide to come driving?

Well, I wonder why...

We passed here before, didn't we?

What?

Oh, really?

We're here now.

We came this way, and when to this way, so...

Let me check. Where are we headed for?

Well...

Dad, pull over to the side.

That's it!

Wait for me!

"Okusu Ranch"

-Okusu Ranch? -Okusu Ranch?

"Tragedy at OK Ranch"

"Okusu Ranch"

Well, you were a great help.

Thanks to you I was able to make it here in time.

No problem.

After all, we haven't had people come visit us for a long time.

"Hirohito Ninomiya (28), Part-time ranch worker"

It's a ranch for horses.

So, Pops just brought us along so he could enjoy his horses.

I just thought that I'd let you have your fill of nature.

Go home!

Get out of here right this minute!

"Kanenari Mochizuki (46)" -You don't have to tell me to leave, I will,

"Real estate agent" -because I'm busy too, you know.

Just make sure that you don't goof on

the timing of selling this place.

Well...

I'm sorry about the scene just now.

"Tomoyuki Okusu (50), Ranch owner" -Welcome to OK Ranch.

I am Okusu, the owner of this ranch.

OK Ranch?

The name of the ranch is taken from

the first two letters of my last name, OK.

Nothing's been okay around here recently though.

"OK Ranch"

That's right.

Here, sonny, would you like some chocolate?

It's good!

Chocolate.

No, thank you.

Alright.

Fantastic.

I'm sorry I'm late.

I am your guide, Takeuchi.

Nice to meet you all.

(Sanae Takeuchi (21), Part-time ranch worker)

All the horses that are owned,

are out because it's horse racing season right now.

I wonder if you'll be able to see any horses you know.

Isn't this horse Madame Leap?

Yes. She's a stock mare.

I made a lot of money off her in the past.

How nostalgic.

Thank you for all the cash you brought in back then.

But, you don't look too well.

She experienced still birth,

and is not able to have any more babies.

I see, poor thing.

The racing stable over there is used for bringing up colts.

It's not in use right now,

but if you'd like to see it...

Hi, Sanae, guests?

Yes.

Hi, there! Good work,

take care of Madame Leap for me today, will you?

Sir, this is the guy that I've taken care of

ever since he used to be a jockey,

"Motoo Sugiyama (37), Farrier" -Motoo Sugiyama.

He is currently one of the most sought after farriers of the times.

A farrier?

A blacksmith, a professional at making horseshoes.

Horses that live along with human beings go through rigorous exercise.

Therefore, their hooves get scraped.

That's why they need horseshoes to protect the hooves.

Therefore, they periodically take off the horseshoe...

and shave off the outgrown hoof.

Then, in order to match the hoof that has been shaved,

a new horseshoe is put in place of the old one.

You sure are knowledgeable, sir.

Ms. Takeuchi is not going to have anything to do.

Oh no, it's just that I've heard a little about it before.

The new horseshoe is heated in flames,

then shaped to match the hoof of the horse.

The hooves of horses are all shaped differently.

That goes all four hooves of one horse too.

Is that so...

Are you all right, Conan?

Well, I'll be you're glad that we came, aren't you?

Yes.

Madame Leap.

Mr. Ninomiya, Madame Leap is...

What's wrong?

Madame Leap has run loose.

"Okusu Ranch"

Steady...

Calm down.

Steady...

-It's the first time that something like this ever happened. -Steady...

Good girl.

Calm down.

Steady...

Blood?

Don't tell me that...

Conan!

Mr. Sugiyama?

Sugiyama!

No good, he's already dead!

He's bleeding from his head, which means...

he may have been kicked by Madame Leap.

Oh no.

That can't be.

At any rate, please call the police.

That's right.

Please tie Madame Leap to the wash place or something.

Yes, sir.

What's this?

A piece of chocolate?

Its right hind leg seems to be wounded...

Unreal.

The nail isn't hammered in right.

The shape of the horseshoe doesn't match.

Why would Mr. Sugiyama do something terrible like this?

But, wait a second.

Maybe...

Conan!

It's dangerous.

I'm sorry.

Okay, okay. Calm down.

Maybe giving her something to drink will help.

Hey, Ran there was tea left in the thermos bottle, wasn't there?

No, not tea.

Although tea does not affect humans much,

it is a very strong stimulant for horses.

Tea is a stimulant?

Maybe this is not an accident.

There's no doubt about it.

He was kicked by the horse. See.

The traces of him have being kicked,

the mark of the horseshoe is left right here.

But, just to be safe, I think it would be better to double check

whether the horseshoe matches that of the horse.

Excuse me, but may I have your name please?

Pardon me, I'm a detective, so I...

I am Kogoro Mouri.

You mean that famous?

Please excuse me for my rudeness.

But, since this is an accident,

I guess your deductions won't be necessary.

I guess so.

By the way, what is going to become of Madame Leap?

Well...

If it is a violent horse maybe it would be better to get rid of it.

Oh no!

Mr. Sugiyama's to blame! He deserved to die!

Sanae.

You mean, you don't like Mr. Sugiyama?

What do you mean by he deserved to die?

Mr. Mouri, let me explain.

It was when I went out to town to buy some things last night.

That car...

Isn't that Mr. Sugiyama's car?

Hey, he's...

Sugiyama was meeting Mochizuki who was trying to buy up this ranch.

Okusu is still wrapped up in making colts.

That's nice to know,

and I hope he fails again.

If he does, this time for sure he'll go bankrupt.

Which means you're going to do that again?

Yeah. I'm counting on you, Sugiyama.

Sugiyama was betraying Mr. Okusu,

the one who saved him, for money.

Sugiyama came along,

before we had a chance to tell Mr. Okusu about it.

In other words, Mr. Sugiyama, through orders of Mr. Mochizuki

was obstructing the horse from becoming pregnant

so that the ranch would fall into a financial rut.

Right. Producing horses cost an enormous amount of money.

If a horse is unable to have colts,

that itself is a great loss.

Which means that Madame Leap got messed up

in the ugly dispute between humans.

How terrible.

But, I wonder if that would make the horse take revenge?

Because if it did, it would be the same as the humans

who are doing those things.

That horse looks sad, but has nice eyes.

Hey! You stay out of this, kid!

I'm sorry.

Conan.

I'm sorry.

It's okay.

Your pants are wet.

I was cleaning the stalls and splashed water on myself.

I'm sorry, did I get you wet?

Nope, I'm okay.

I'm pretty sure that this case will be processed as an accident.

Thank you so much.

Officer, don't you have to take the horseshoe

that is the murder weapon with you?

Aren't the evidence going to be collected and taken to the police station?

Yeah... but...

If the horseshoe needs to be removed I'll do it now.

I used to do all the works in the past too.

Back then, I had no money to hire a specialist so...

I still don't.

I guess I'm in the same boat even now.

Please put it in this bag.

Okay, I've removed it.

Okay, everything's done.

Good girl, for sticking it out.

There's blood on the back of this horseshoe too.

He's right.

There's a lot of blood smeared on it.

That's strange.

Just as I thought.

I've figured everything out now.

The killer as well as how the crime was committed.

No matter how strong the horse is,

it's difficult for blood to find its way all the way behind the horseshoe.

If so, there is only one possible answer...

Blood was smeared onto the horseshoe beforehand?

Most likely, what happened then was...

But wait, that's Madame Leap's blood.

See, take a look.

The nail's been hammered in sloppily

that the veins have been damaged.

I tell you, that Sugiyama just did a really sloppy job.

It's not surprising that the horse go wild.

Dad.

Mr. Mouri, is anything wrong?

No, it's just that I've figured out who killed Mr. Sugiyama.

But, I thought this was an accident...

No, it is none other than homicide.

Conan, show everyone what you found.

Yes, sir.

Here it is.

This is what I picked up

at that wash place.

This is chocolate.

But, what about this?

If tea is a stimulant to horses,

wouldn't chocolate do the same?

Exactly, a substance called theobromine is in chocolate.

There is someone who gave chocolate to Madame Leap.

No way. Who could've done something so terrible?

Mr. Okusu, what did you do with the chocolate

that you offered Conan at the front desk a while ago?

That, well...

I left it back in my office.

If I remember correctly,

I think you put it away in your pocket back then?

Don't tell me that Mr. Okusu used chocolate to excite Madame Leap...

But, how can we tell whether Madame Leap ate the chocolate or not?

A simple urine test would do.

Besides, if the chocolate is checked for fingerprints

we can even conclude who gave it to the horse!

There is no need for that.

I gave Madame Leap the chocolate.

Oh, no...

Why? Why did you do such a thing?

Although I understand that you may have hated Mr. Sugiyama,

how could you even think of making Madame Leap kill Mr. Sugiyama?

Hold it, Sanae.

Madame Leap is not the one who killed Mr. Sugiyama.

The one who killed Mr. Sugiyama

is the one who put a horseshoe

that did not fit onto the right hind hoof of Madame Leap!

Which means that Mr. Sugiyama wasn't the one who put it on?

Of course not!

If a professional is to do an amateurish job like that,

even if it is to just get on someone's nerves,

he would lose his job on the spot.

And besides, the blood that was smeared on the back of the horseshoe

was Mr. Sugiyama's.

The killer probably struck the back of his head

with a brand new horseshoe.

Then, not knowing what to do with the blood smeared horseshoe,

the killer hurriedly put it on Madame Leap.

You would never do a sloppy job like that

no matter how much of a rush you were in, right, Mr. Okusu?

Could it have been the guy called Mochizuki,

who maybe got into a dispute with Sugiyama?

That is unthinkable,

because it would be much easier for him

to take the evidence along with him and walk out of here

before he is witnessed by anyone,

than to go out of his way to make it look like an accident.

Besides, if he had planned the murder beforehand,

he would have planned everything out more carefully.

Then, who did it?

Just as Sanae had pointed out,

Mr. Okusu would never do such a sloppy job.

But, judging from the fact that he wanted

to remove the horseshoe as soon as possible,

he must've know about the abnormal horseshoe at an early stage.

In order words, he figured out somehow from the situation at the scene,

who the killer was,

and in order to protect the killer,

gave Madame Leap the chocolate.

Then, went back to the main house

and waited for Madame Leap to go berserk.

He wanted we, the guests to hear the commotion.

A person that Mr. Okusu would want to protect enough

to even risk giving chocolate to beloved Madame Leap.

Sanae was with us all the way,

so she couldn't have committed the murder.

So, that leave us with no other choice than...

Mr. Ninomiya.

It was you.

Well?

No!

Your slacks seems to have been wet,

but, maybe if we check luminol reaction will appear?

Because you struggled to fit the blood smeared horseshoe on the horse,

despite it still not being shaped to fit the hoof of the horse yet.

Getting soiled by dirt happens every day on the ranch, but...

If it's the blood of the victim,

you'd have to wash it off, wouldn't you?

I didn't mean to kill him.

I really didn't mean to...

But, I just couldn't forgive him.

Not being able to bear it,

I pressed Sugiyama for an answer as to what we saw last night.

Then, he said that he would kill me

and simply make it look like the horse had an accident.

Then, he snickered.

While we were struggling...

Sugiyama died.

No matter if I was not myself when everything happened,

it is a fact that I tried to put the blame on Madame Leap.

And I'm the very one who should know more than anyone else

how despising it is to put the blame on a horse.

Mr. Okusu.

I'm sorry... I... I...

I'm the one who needs to apologize to you.

I sort of had an idea as to what Sugiyama was doing.

I kept it from you because I thought that if I let word out of it to you,

who have a strong sense of justice,

the problem would be blown out of proportion.

I should have told you about it somehow,

if things were going to turn out this way.

I'm so sorry, Ninomiya.

Mr. Ninomiya, Mr. Okusu...

Every person is responsible for compensating

for the crimes that he has committed.

No matter how much you protect the culprit

or try to cover up the crime that has been committed,

doing so is not a solution to the problem at all.

And, it doesn't matter what reasons may have existed

for committing the crime.

Go! Number two and number six!

Go for it! The black and green caps! Cheer them on!

Go for it! Number two! Number six!

-Go for it! -Amazing.

Now we know he's not off only when he makes deductions.

Next Conan's Hint:

"Silhouette"