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00:00:00Like I said, Lord, here's Charlie Bankston.
00:00:2484 years he believed in you, but more than that, he figured you believed in him.
00:00:29He lived his life accordingly. Generous to his friends, strangers too for that matter.
00:00:36A loving man. A forgiving man.
00:00:42Well?
00:00:46Charlie lived in a simpler time. The world wasn't so bent on going to heck.
00:00:51He was a lucky man.
00:00:55Amos?
00:00:59Well, you folks might not believe it. I've nothing to say.
00:01:04He said it all when he was here, I reckon.
00:01:07Say the amens, Brother Jordan.
00:01:09In your name we pray, Heavenly Father, for the eternal peace of Charlie Bankston.
00:01:16He's simple cowboy. Amen.
00:01:19Amen. Amen. Amen.
00:01:23Well.
00:01:41Hello, Mama. It's been a while.
00:01:51Well, don't go there again. Just let go of it.
00:01:58It's good to see you again, Jake.
00:02:07You know what? Once or twice in life, if you're real lucky,
00:02:11you get the chance to do something bigger and braver than you think you can.
00:02:15This may be one of them times I expect.
00:02:32Well, when life hands you lemons, I always say make lemonade.
00:02:36A little shot of tequila now and then never hurt either with or without.
00:02:39With. Gosh, Amos, I have missed your lemonade.
00:02:43Well, that's one thing to miss.
00:02:45That's yours on the end there, John William.
00:02:47No tequila, no sugar, just plum sour.
00:02:49It's like a granddaddy dying to get her home.
00:02:53I'm doing something different with my life.
00:02:55This way of life's never done anything but put people in their graves way ahead of time.
00:03:00Your granddaddy's scared the heck out of a whole century.
00:03:03I was thinking more of Mama.
00:03:14You ever notice how hard it is to impress a fella that owns this many acres of genuine Texas cow patties?
00:03:21Amos, I have missed you.
00:03:24Right back at you, Jake.
00:03:28We sure have spent a big part of our lives out here on this porch.
00:03:32Some of the best parts, anyway.
00:03:36Like old Charlie says, used to say, the best parts of life are the little ones all added up.
00:03:46Look here.
00:03:49Work for her, like I used to.
00:04:00Mama, Grandpa.
00:04:06Why don't you just drag me behind the car like a new rope?
00:04:08Don't go flying off the handle like that, Will.
00:04:12This is Charles Bankston's last will and testament, and we're obliged to honor it.
00:04:17Besides, the witness that signed off on this sitting right there, jump on Amos.
00:04:21I imagine he did more than witness it, conspires more than like it.
00:04:24Like it or not, Will, Charlie left his interest to the Dry Creek Ranch to Jacqueline Cooper.
00:04:31Jake, Will, you retain your late wife's holdings.
00:04:34It all stays in the family.
00:04:36Family.
00:04:37Took somebody dying to get the girl set foot back on the place.
00:04:41How can I partner up with her when she won't even speak to me?
00:04:45It was Charlie's idea of a joint venture.
00:04:48No, Otis, it was Charlie's idea of having the last word and you darn well know it.
00:04:54What are you laughing at?
00:04:56I could draw up a buy-sell agreement.
00:04:58Why don't you just buy out Jake's interest?
00:05:00Disgruntled partners do it all the time.
00:05:03How about you, Jake?
00:05:04Just buy your daddy out.
00:05:06I could draw up the paperwork.
00:05:07Now you hold on one minute, Otis.
00:05:09This ain't no business partnership.
00:05:11It's a family.
00:05:12Not so you'd notice.
00:05:13Would you stop talking about me like I'm not even here?
00:05:15Habit, I guess.
00:05:17It's not for me to tell you how to work this out, Will, Jake.
00:05:22But I can tell you this much.
00:05:24Aside from whatever else you owe,
00:05:27you've got one heck of an inheritance tax breathing down your neck.
00:05:31If you folks can't work together, then that's the end of Dry Creek.
00:05:39I believe I'll have that special lemonade now, Amos.
00:05:42I believe I'll join you.
00:05:57You know, Will, it really isn't all that hard.
00:06:00I don't want them hard.
00:06:01It affects them the way it always did.
00:06:03Not the eggs. Life, John William.
00:06:06You just go down that hall and you wake your daughter up and you tell her...
00:06:10and you tell her that you want to talk.
00:06:13And you sit down on the edge of the bed and you just tell her your side of this.
00:06:17And then you shut your mouth while she tells you her side.
00:06:20You know, try little things, you know, like let her finish a sentence.
00:06:24Just go in there and for once try to act like you don't think.
00:06:28Things always have to be your way or the highway.
00:06:41Amos says breakfast is on the table getting cold.
00:06:45You coming?
00:07:11John William.
00:07:13Old Charlie didn't set this deal up to provoke another family fight.
00:07:17He was hoping for a family reconciliation.
00:07:21That's going to take the two of you.
00:07:23Come on, call her.
00:07:24I don't know how to use that thing.
00:07:26Well, it ain't that hard. Just punch in a number.
00:07:28I don't know her number.
00:07:30Well, if you ain't going to call the girl, maybe you better put your thinking cap on.
00:07:34Because this time the bank may not let you roll your nose in.
00:07:37They haven't had a problem in a dozen years.
00:07:39Amos, why should they now?
00:07:41Maybe you don't owe the bank enough money.
00:07:45Maybe that's the problem.
00:07:47You just need to go down to the bank and convince them
00:07:50that they made a terrible mistake by loaning you the money in the first place.
00:07:54You certainly have a strange point of view, Amos.
00:07:56Yeah, well, when you ain't the lead dog, that's the point of view you get.
00:07:59Amos, I'm working my headaches.
00:08:01This liniment's not doing a bit of good for them.
00:08:05This liniment's not doing a bit of good for this old horse's leg.
00:08:08I told you I can stop them headaches and I don't need no liniment.
00:08:12That's funny coming from you.
00:08:14You are the headache once in a time.
00:08:16If you'd only just...
00:08:17Look, Amos, she quit on me twice.
00:08:20First time eight years ago, second time two weeks ago.
00:08:23I'm not calling her.
00:08:25And I'm not letting you do my banking.
00:08:29And there's not going to be any foot rubbing, so deal with it.
00:08:35Relax, Amos. Bill collectors don't drive fancy cars like that.
00:08:39California license plate.
00:08:43I believe the girl has come home.
00:08:45Why would she be driving a car like that?
00:08:52Ha-ha-ha! I told you!
00:08:55I knew it! I knew it!
00:08:57Just go back and gather up your stuff, huh?
00:09:01His name's Billy.
00:09:13Condon, you're going.
00:09:15I'm going.
00:09:17I'm going.
00:09:19I'm going.
00:09:21I'm going.
00:09:23I'm going.
00:09:25I'm going.
00:09:27I'm going.
00:09:29I'm going.
00:09:31What's going on, girl?
00:09:33You waltz out of here while they're still shoveling dirt on your mom's grave.
00:09:36And you waltz back in eight years later like nothing ever happened.
00:09:40Only something did happen, didn't it?
00:09:42Yep, you're right. Billy.
00:09:44Charles William Cooper happened.
00:09:46Where's the father?
00:09:48You know, nothing I ever said then ever mattered.
00:09:51Nothing I'm going to say now is going to matter.
00:09:53So the way I see it, it doesn't really matter, does it?
00:09:56All right, let's just get this over with, then.
00:09:58The land's worth little or nothing after five years of drought and taxes.
00:10:02The taxes have gone sky high.
00:10:05How's 5,000? Earn us money?
00:10:08Why don't we just dicker to details?
00:10:10How about 50,000?
00:10:12That is. Earn us money.
00:10:1490 days till closing. Water, mineral rights.
00:10:17Seller, that's you, pays for the environmental study.
00:10:21Here's my check for 50,000.
00:10:24It's good, don't worry. You can call the bank.
00:10:28Where'd you get this kind of money?
00:10:30How the heck are you going to get the rest?
00:10:32Same way I got this. Worked my back off for it.
00:10:37Hope you've got some tape. You're going to need it.
00:10:40Hi.
00:10:42Oh, hey, Bug.
00:10:50You're my Grandpa Will, aren't you?
00:10:53I'm Charles. That's your great-grandpa.
00:10:56And William, that's you. Right, Mama?
00:11:00You can call me Billy.
00:11:05How you doing, Billy? Good to know you.
00:11:12Get him out of the brush back there.
00:11:14I don't need any educated guesses. I need an accurate count.
00:11:17You fellas take the northern pasture and...
00:11:20Gabe and I, we'll take the river section.
00:11:29Where you going, Will? Them boys can do the count.
00:11:32You and me supposed to go up...
00:11:34Get your co-conspirator to help you out. See if she's got it in her.
00:11:45It's Marcus and Lucky! They're here!
00:11:51Hi.
00:11:53Hey, Tiger. How you doing?
00:11:56Hey. How'd we do?
00:11:58You're half a day early. Yeah, I know.
00:12:00How'd Lucky do? He did just fine. He got all the rest he needed.
00:12:03Hardly any traffic once we got east of Tucson.
00:12:08Hey, buddy. Easy.
00:12:15That's it.
00:12:18That's it. That's it.
00:12:20That's good.
00:12:24Second stone, all right. You've been working on it all morning.
00:12:27I helped. Yes, you did. Sure you did, Billy.
00:12:30Hey, how you doing?
00:12:37Like I always told you, Will...
00:12:40there's a whole lot more to that girl than you've been willing to see.
00:12:45I got a feeling...
00:12:47things are gonna get real interesting around here.
00:12:54Hey, Grandpa.
00:12:56Maybe Mama will let you ride Lucky.
00:12:59We'll see, Billy.
00:13:15Take it.
00:13:17Seems like every time prices are down...
00:13:19we're between a rock and a hard place.
00:13:21We've been beat up in the last three auctions.
00:13:23Well, look at it like this, Will.
00:13:25We ain't the only ones taking a beating.
00:13:27Half the brands in the hill country are milling around out here.
00:13:29That's true. Come on, boy. Here you go.
00:13:32Half those people selling off land...
00:13:35is faster than selling off cattle.
00:13:37Sell 1,000 acres and save 1,000.
00:13:40Here you go.
00:13:42Now, that ought to cover our feed bill...
00:13:45for the last month.
00:13:47Time's always changing, Will.
00:13:49Yeah, not on Dry Creek, by golly.
00:13:51You said anything to Jake?
00:13:53Said anything to Jake about what?
00:13:55Oh, Jake.
00:13:57You know, ranching stuff, heifer stuff, bull stuff.
00:14:00We ain't got no money stuff.
00:14:02What are you talking about?
00:14:04Amos?
00:14:06Just how bad is it?
00:14:09What, nobody's gonna answer my question?
00:14:12Grandpa Charlie was a heck of a cowboy.
00:14:14Just wasn't much of a businessman.
00:14:16And you are.
00:14:18We're starting to work it out.
00:14:20You know, it's a little late to start working this out, don't you think?
00:14:23Things didn't go to heck when Grandpa died.
00:14:25They went to heck when you were out on the rodeo circuit...
00:14:27six months out of every year.
00:14:29Did it ever occur to you that the rodeo winnings...
00:14:31is what kept the Dry Creek afloat through the drought years?
00:14:33You don't think I was out there...
00:14:35riding bulls and broncs for belt buckles, do you?
00:14:37I know what you're thinking.
00:14:39Prodigal son returns home, try to take over.
00:14:41Somebody sure as heck has to.
00:14:43You know something?
00:14:45I wish to gosh you were the prodigal son returning.
00:14:47I'd knock you on the ground right now.
00:14:50I wish to gosh I was the prodigal son too...
00:14:52because I would have knocked you on the ground eight years ago...
00:14:54when you unplugged my mama.
00:14:59Let's go, Billy.
00:15:07Come on.
00:15:17How did I get so lucky as to find you?
00:15:20I guess you found me, huh, boy?
00:15:22That's the way it should be.
00:15:24Show your mama.
00:15:26Okay.
00:15:30There you go, spoiling him.
00:15:32He's worth spoiling.
00:15:34Lookie, Mama.
00:15:37That is one fine-looking piece of horse flesh.
00:15:40What are you gonna do with it?
00:15:42Oh, it's what I've already done with him, Amos.
00:15:44He's fast. He's a winner.
00:15:46Is that so?
00:15:48Believe it or not, we were building up quite a reputation out on the West Coast.
00:15:52Lucky running, me training.
00:15:54My plan was to use my winnings to set up a training facility...
00:15:57with a rehab center for injured horses.
00:15:59I was this close.
00:16:01So why'd you walk away from that and come back to the hill country?
00:16:04I truly wish I could tell you, Amos.
00:16:06But I don't know myself.
00:16:08Oh, sure you do.
00:16:12Billy, all right?
00:16:18Where did you get this buckle?
00:16:34Here.
00:16:52Here, Mama.
00:16:54I never want you to come in here again, you understand?
00:16:57This isn't our stuff.
00:17:00Come here.
00:17:02Hey.
00:17:04I'm not mad at you.
00:17:06Hey, okay?
00:17:08I just want you to understand that this stuff doesn't belong to us.
00:17:11It's his.
00:17:13It belongs to Grandpa?
00:17:15Yeah.
00:17:17These things are very important to him.
00:17:19They're his.
00:17:23Sorry, Mama.
00:17:25I thought they were yours, too.
00:17:29Come on.
00:17:37Come on. Let's go.
00:17:51It's wildfire whiskey by half-meat.
00:17:53They say come into the stretch.
00:17:55Cover that draft.
00:17:57Come on, Lucky.
00:17:59That's our horse.
00:18:01Go, Lucky.
00:18:03Go, Lucky, go.
00:18:05Go, baby.
00:18:07That's a good horse, Jake.
00:18:09Oh, again.
00:18:11Come on, Lucky.
00:18:15Go, Lucky.
00:18:17He wins. He wins every time.
00:18:19The black horse has been out of the gate five times, folks.
00:18:21Three wins and he placed twice.
00:18:23Looking back, Lucky has owned and trained...
00:18:25Yeah, that's good horse flesh, honey.
00:18:27You've done good.
00:18:29I'll tell you, all the people I've ever worked with,
00:18:31I've never met anybody who could train a horse like she does.
00:18:33She's got some real talent.
00:18:35What do you think of your girl's horse, Mr. Cooper?
00:18:37I think that horse must come from some pretty good bloodlines.
00:18:39Like the daughter, sir.
00:18:43You staying around these parts, Morgan?
00:18:45Yeah, yeah.
00:18:47I think I might check out this hill country of yours.
00:18:49Yeah, the Chamber of Commerce ought to hire your daughter, sir.
00:18:51She's not talking horses.
00:18:53She's from Texas.
00:18:55Texas, huh?
00:18:59Um...
00:19:01I think I'm going to have to get going.
00:19:03It's getting kind of late.
00:19:05Thanks again, Morgan, for bringing Lucky
00:19:07and for bringing the video of his last race.
00:19:09I know you didn't get a chance to see him before you left.
00:19:11I thought your dad would get a kick out of it.
00:19:15Okay.
00:19:17It's good to meet you, son.
00:19:19You come back again, all right?
00:19:21What's going on around here?
00:19:23I appreciate that.
00:19:25Pleasure, Mr. Cooper.
00:19:29Well, don't just stand there, girl.
00:19:31Walk the man out to his truck.
00:19:33Ain't you a liberated woman?
00:19:41I've forgotten how beautiful this place can be.
00:19:51You better get going.
00:19:53Go.
00:19:59Morgan...
00:20:03We've, uh, been friends
00:20:05for a long time.
00:20:09Let's not mess it up.
00:20:11Before I met you,
00:20:13I thought I was a pretty good trainer.
00:20:15But...
00:20:17You taught me that the first thing you teach a horse
00:20:19is to trust you.
00:20:23Now, does that work for people, too?
00:20:35I don't get to see you.
00:20:37Take it easy.
00:20:41I thought you were...
00:20:43sticking around.
00:20:45This country's pretty big, isn't it?
00:20:49Yeah.
00:20:59What?
00:21:01Did I say anything?
00:21:05I know what you're thinking.
00:21:07No, Morgan's not Billy's dad.
00:21:09No, he's not my boyfriend.
00:21:11No, he's not gonna be my boyfriend, either.
00:21:13You know what I was thinking, Jake?
00:21:15I was thinking that standing out here
00:21:17you look just like your mama.
00:21:19I do?
00:21:23She always had this certain look in her eye,
00:21:25like she knew some secret
00:21:27that me and Will were never gonna figure out.
00:21:31Oh, me and Will used to shovel it at her.
00:21:33She loved every minute of it, too.
00:21:35She could dish it back just as good
00:21:37as we could shovel it at her.
00:21:39That's not how I remember it, Amos.
00:21:41Well, it ain't the kind of thing
00:21:43that a little kid can understand.
00:21:47You know,
00:21:49you never have really understood
00:21:51just how much they loved each other.
00:21:53It's funny how
00:21:55some people can
00:21:57find so much love,
00:21:59other people just can't get it right.
00:22:05That's Billy's dad.
00:22:09Gosh,
00:22:11I just gave up on it.
00:22:13I don't have the time
00:22:15or energy for that stuff.
00:22:23Mom loved her roses, didn't she?
00:22:27When your ma and pa first got married,
00:22:29she planted about
00:22:31a dozen fancy rose bushes.
00:22:33They burned in the summer,
00:22:35froze in the winter,
00:22:37the deer ate them, the bugs ate them.
00:22:39No matter how hard she tried,
00:22:41they always come up looking like a bunch of sticks.
00:22:43What's he got out here for, Amos?
00:22:45Well, you see,
00:22:47your daddy thought them rose bushes
00:22:49was a pain in the back,
00:22:51so his idea was just to smother them out.
00:22:53So when we dug that north stock pond,
00:22:55he took a whole truckload of dirt
00:22:57and brought it down here and dumped it
00:22:59right on top of them sticks.
00:23:01Of course, that just happened to be
00:23:03some of the best fertilized dirt
00:23:05in the hill country,
00:23:07so nature took its course
00:23:09and next thing you know,
00:23:11your daddy was mad as a hornet, too.
00:23:13But she thought he hung them up.
00:23:17She didn't know he was trying to kill them?
00:23:19John William may be ornery,
00:23:21but he ain't stupid.
00:23:23He planted two more
00:23:25long rose for her.
00:23:29That just happened to be the same year
00:23:31you were born.
00:23:33You know,
00:23:35you can turn loose
00:23:37of that anger,
00:23:39that pain.
00:23:41You might find time
00:23:43and energy for that love.
00:23:45I'm telling you,
00:23:47if you don't,
00:23:49you're gonna need to get a clock
00:23:51and some vitamins.
00:23:53If you don't get that stuff right,
00:23:55ain't nothing else ever gonna matter.
00:24:09What's going on?
00:24:11What's wrong with this road?
00:24:13Well, maybe not for you,
00:24:15but I'm not gonna risk exercising my key
00:24:17with these rats in the road.
00:24:19What's with the silver?
00:24:21Wow, look at that saddle.
00:24:23Use my belly to see it.
00:24:25Can I ride your grandpa?
00:24:27Can I, Mama?
00:24:29I'm not sure you're gonna help me
00:24:31grade the road.
00:24:33Sure you can, son.
00:24:35I'm not sure you're gonna help me
00:24:37grade the road.
00:24:39Sure you can, son.
00:24:41All right, and be careful.
00:24:43Take good care of him.
00:24:45I will.
00:24:47Okay, let's go.
00:24:49Hold on to that.
00:24:51Okay.
00:24:53Let's go, Grandpa.
00:24:55Bye, Mom.
00:25:07Oh, shit!
00:25:09That'll do, sir.
00:25:13Hey, Will, that girl sure knew
00:25:15what she was doing when she bought
00:25:17that big black horse.
00:25:19Look at the time.
00:25:21Pussy.
00:25:27Well, Mr. Cooper,
00:25:29I've been trying to track you down
00:25:31all day.
00:25:33Well, Mr. Cooper,
00:25:35I've been trying to track you down all day.
00:25:37Well, we've been right here
00:25:39for five generations.
00:25:41Shouldn't have been that hard.
00:25:43I heard your daughter was home.
00:25:45That should speed things up.
00:25:47Bob Sanchez, Sanchez Realty,
00:25:49out of San Antone in Austin.
00:25:51My condolences on your loss,
00:25:53Mr. Cooper.
00:25:55But now that Mr. Bankson's passed on,
00:25:57AmeriDeal is prepared to make more or less
00:25:59one last offer.
00:26:01And what would that be exactly?
00:26:03Mr. Cooper, we're giving you
00:26:05a very fair offer. More than fair
00:26:07when you consider the current circumstances
00:26:09in the ranching business and market conditions.
00:26:11Mr. Sanchez, are you trying to buy acreage
00:26:13from the Dry Creek?
00:26:15No, we're trying to buy all of the Dry Creek.
00:26:17Land, improvements, implements, livestock.
00:26:19AmeriDeal wants the whole operation
00:26:21lock, stock and barrel.
00:26:23Well, for the last time, Mr. Sanchez,
00:26:25the Dry Creek is not for sale
00:26:27and it's not going to be for sale.
00:26:29It's not going to be divided up into them
00:26:31and it's not going to be a tax write-off
00:26:33for some big corporation.
00:26:35The truth, Mr. Cooper,
00:26:37you can sell or lose it.
00:26:39The sale to AmeriDeal has a lot to offer.
00:26:41And it assures
00:26:43the rest of your years
00:26:45will be a lot more comfortable.
00:26:49You see that hill right there,
00:26:51Mr. Sanchez? That's known as Liberty Hill.
00:26:53The town's named after it.
00:26:55A bunch of folks buried up there
00:26:57just happened to be my kin.
00:26:59They made it through
00:27:01a lot of different wars.
00:27:03Diseases that no one even thinks about anymore.
00:27:05Drought, pestilence, the Great Depression.
00:27:07They were stewards of the land.
00:27:09They passed it on, the care of it, the love of it.
00:27:13And that's what we're going to do.
00:27:15The girl and me, we're going to pass it on.
00:27:17That's the way it works back home.
00:27:19Mr. Cooper,
00:27:21well, this is a new millennium.
00:27:23You've got to stop
00:27:25looking back over your shoulder and look ahead.
00:27:27And you can be hit with an inheritance tax
00:27:29that's probably 35%
00:27:31of what this whole place is worth.
00:27:35Between you and me, Mr. Sanchez,
00:27:37I'd like nothing more than to give it up.
00:27:39Spend the last of my days
00:27:41in the lap of luxury.
00:27:43But between you and me, it'd be downright embarrassing
00:27:45to be the only one who didn't have a little stress.
00:27:47I'm not planning on being the one
00:27:49who, after five generations,
00:27:51dropped the ball. No, sir.
00:27:53Be the last
00:27:55of your kind, Will Cooper.
00:27:57My hands are off to you
00:27:59for going down fighting.
00:28:01I'll go down, you will.
00:28:09You better talk some sense
00:28:11into your father,
00:28:13not to lose this place to the bank and the tax man
00:28:15and get nothing in return.
00:28:17Take care now.
00:28:23He's telling the truth, isn't he?
00:28:25We're a little behind on the note.
00:28:27Ira Cullen's down at the bank.
00:28:29He's been rolling the Dry Creeks
00:28:31balloon note over for 10, maybe 12 years.
00:28:33One more rollover, he's not going to make a break-in,
00:28:35more or less. We'll pay the interest
00:28:37a little on the principal, and the tax man,
00:28:39well, let's pay that off, too.
00:28:41And why am I just now hearing about this?
00:28:43Jake, I just wanted to spare you.
00:28:45Spare me? Yeah. Don't do me any favors, all right?
00:28:47I am my mother's daughter, after all.
00:28:53I'm sorry.
00:29:23Yes.
00:29:29All right.
00:29:31They're making it work out in California,
00:29:33and it'll work here, too.
00:29:35You just need to listen to me with an open mind.
00:29:37You drive a pickup truck,
00:29:39you think of your horses as tools,
00:29:41but there is a whole world of people out there
00:29:43who buy those 10-acre ranchettes,
00:29:45drive Lincoln Navigators on semi-annual leases,
00:29:47and think of their pleasure horses as big investments.
00:29:49Those people take care of their investments.
00:29:51That is where we come in,
00:29:53the Dry Creek Training Stable
00:29:55and Equine Rehabilitation Center.
00:29:57Specifications.
00:29:59Pro forma.
00:30:01Oh, I see you've been talking to Amos.
00:30:03Gonna go in to hock up to your eyeballs
00:30:05to get out of hock up to your butt.
00:30:07Right now, the future of this place
00:30:09is held together the same way as it was in the past,
00:30:11with rusted barbed wire and rotted rubber bands.
00:30:13There's room here for a horse operation.
00:30:15This has been a cattle operation
00:30:17ever since it started,
00:30:19and that's the way it's gonna wind up.
00:30:21I'm gonna talk to Ira Collins at the bank tomorrow,
00:30:23and we'll do what we've always done.
00:30:25It's just that simple.
00:30:27You know, that might work for you,
00:30:29but sure as heat doesn't work for me.
00:30:31We can do this the easy way or the hard way.
00:30:33There's one thing for sure.
00:30:35This time, we're not gonna be doing it just your way.
00:30:37And for the record,
00:30:39I haven't eaten beef in six years.
00:30:41I'm a vegetarian.
00:30:43I don't believe in killing animals.
00:30:45I'm into healing them.
00:30:49Yeah.
00:31:20A nationwide network of trainers and managers
00:31:22all in desperate need of rehabilitation for their horses.
00:31:24That's where the training and rehab facility comes in.
00:31:26Up and running in 90 days
00:31:28near immediate cash flow.
00:31:30Ira, you and I both know
00:31:32the cattle market's got no place to go but up.
00:31:34We did all right with that Angus Herbert cross.
00:31:36We just need a little more time
00:31:38to get the mix right,
00:31:40and we'll pay off this note once and for all.
00:31:42But for now...
00:31:44It sounds like a good plan, Will, but this is now.
00:31:46And right now, I can't give you the time,
00:31:48not even if you reduce the principal by 50%.
00:31:50Look, this is an up-and-coming trend.
00:31:52We tie in with big restaurant chain,
00:31:54maybe two.
00:31:56We feed and sell exclusively
00:31:58at a predetermined price per pound.
00:32:00There's no risk in it.
00:32:02If you would just look at the proposal, Mr. Collins,
00:32:04it's all there.
00:32:06An integrated and complementary concept for the horse operation.
00:32:08I'm telling you, service the horse lover.
00:32:10That is where the money is.
00:32:12I must say, I'm impressed.
00:32:14I've never seen a better pro forma
00:32:16cash flow analysis on a horse ranching operation.
00:32:18It's all beautifully laid out.
00:32:20It's all here in black and white.
00:32:22The trouble is,
00:32:24I can't get approval
00:32:26for any additional loan commitments
00:32:28until and unless
00:32:30you make a substantial reduction in the current note.
00:32:32You're already holding our land
00:32:34and improvements as collateral worth far more
00:32:36than what we're asking.
00:32:38Ms. Cooper, Jane, we're here to talk about
00:32:40the Dry Creek's current obligations.
00:32:42This will work, Mr. Collins.
00:32:44It's a cutting edge.
00:32:46Look, our girl set her piece.
00:32:48Now, you and I have to talk some turkey.
00:32:50I simply came here to roll a note.
00:32:52Now, let's get to it.
00:32:54Like I said, Jake,
00:32:56it's all very well thought out.
00:32:58No argument.
00:33:00And if you'd had this plan a year ago,
00:33:02before...
00:33:04I can't do it, Will.
00:33:06Not this time.
00:33:08If I did it for you,
00:33:10I'd have to be doing it for them,
00:33:12and we'd all go to heck.
00:33:14You, me, and them.
00:33:16Well, that'd be a darn shame, wouldn't it?
00:33:18I would have to help them.
00:33:20Rex over there, didn't his daddy
00:33:22do the carpentry work on these teller cages?
00:33:24And Fausto, his daddy,
00:33:26splatted the first oil well in Colorado County.
00:33:28I mean, that's a lot of work.
00:33:30I mean, that's a lot of work.
00:33:32His daddy splatted the first oil well in Colorado County,
00:33:34saved this very bank from going belly up
00:33:36back in 31.
00:33:38Charlie Banks in the Dry Creek.
00:33:40He stayed on the board of this bank, served on it,
00:33:42till the day he died.
00:33:44Them's what made Liberty Hill.
00:33:46And I might add, kept you in the job for over 25 years.
00:33:48It's not the same Liberty Hill, Will.
00:33:50Newcomers aren't
00:33:52farmers or ranchers.
00:33:54Times change, people change,
00:33:56banking changes to keep the pace.
00:33:58Will, ranching has changed.
00:34:02When I married Sarah,
00:34:04old Charlie Banks to me,
00:34:06he made three promises.
00:34:08To love that woman with all my heart.
00:34:10To always wear a clean shirt if I can.
00:34:12And to always pay my debts.
00:34:14And I'll keep that promise
00:34:16till the day I die.
00:34:22Now we just gotta get through this.
00:34:24What do you want me to do, Ira?
00:34:26Just tell me.
00:34:28Just pay it off, Will.
00:34:30Just pay it off, Will.
00:34:32It's been due ten times over.
00:34:36We're not on the good old boy system anymore.
00:34:40Tell me something, Ira.
00:34:42Have we changed?
00:34:44You and me.
00:34:50Would 50,000
00:34:52buy me
00:34:54half a year?
00:34:56120 days.
00:35:02No.
00:35:04I can maybe
00:35:06get you another 90.
00:35:08If I apply it to principle.
00:35:12Got any tape?
00:35:20Well,
00:35:22what did you good old boys come up with?
00:35:24We talked it over and worked it out
00:35:26like we always do.
00:35:28Put another band-aid on a gushing artery?
00:35:30Sounds like a good solid business plan to me.
00:35:34You know,
00:35:36after all that work I did,
00:35:38he didn't really look at it.
00:35:40He just sort of dismissed it.
00:35:42You're two of a kind, you know that?
00:35:44As for you, you...
00:35:46Ira ought to be fired or retired.
00:35:48You just don't understand the system, young lady.
00:35:50Ira's a good sort.
00:35:52He's stuck between a rock and a hard place like the rest of us.
00:35:54He's the biggest jughead
00:35:56in five counties, if you ask me.
00:35:58I thought you thought I held that honor.
00:36:02I haven't met Ira Collins.
00:36:04You want the post office or the feed store?
00:36:06No matter what Banks says, we still got bills to pay.
00:36:08The feed store.
00:36:10Pick me up in front of the post office.
00:36:12I'll be the one with his pockets
00:36:14turned inside out.
00:36:16I'm not used to
00:36:18dry-creek folk calling ahead of their order.
00:36:20Miss Cooper.
00:36:22Jake.
00:36:24Welcome to the cell phone generation, Dabney.
00:36:26We'll get somebody out to load you as fast as we can.
00:36:30Your order's all set up, Morgan.
00:36:32Anything else we can do for you?
00:36:34Yeah, Dabney, one more thing.
00:36:46Here we go.
00:36:48Yeah, give me a second.
00:36:50I'm just making some room here.
00:36:52Hey, let me give you a hand.
00:36:54Morgan?
00:36:56Hello, Jake.
00:36:58What are you doing here?
00:37:00I got bills to pay.
00:37:02Excuse me.
00:37:04Get this truck loaded right up for you.
00:37:06Listen, if you had it in your head to stick around,
00:37:08I'm sure you'd get a job as a horse trainer somewhere.
00:37:10There's lots of horse ranches.
00:37:12I could put in a good word for you.
00:37:14Here you go, Morgan.
00:37:16I've got loads of jobs in stock for you from now on.
00:37:18You don't really work here, do you?
00:37:20Yeah, I'll take care of the rest.
00:37:22Thanks.
00:37:38I'm coming, old man.
00:37:40Oh, you would not believe
00:37:42what I had to go through to get your dinner.
00:37:46Here you go.
00:37:54I miss Grandpa, too.
00:37:56Come in.
00:38:00Oh, uh,
00:38:02I just saw the clock
00:38:04and I saw the light was on.
00:38:06I figured I'd better come down here and take a look.
00:38:08You know, uh,
00:38:10Jake,
00:38:12I've been wanting to have a talk with you.
00:38:14Yeah?
00:38:16You know, you need to cut yourself some slack.
00:38:18Nobody can do it all, girl.
00:38:22You just take a look around.
00:38:24There's some really good things happening here.
00:38:28I mean, your home.
00:38:30Billy's a fine little boy.
00:38:34And that big old black horse of yours
00:38:36is really something else.
00:38:38He's fast.
00:38:40You know, the day when you were working him out,
00:38:42he busted.
00:38:44Must have set you back
00:38:46a pretty penny, huh?
00:38:48I bought him with the money Mom left me.
00:38:50That's kind of putting
00:38:52all your eggs in one basket, huh?
00:38:54It's the only basket I had.
00:38:56In fact, it didn't cost that much.
00:38:58Didn't come from Champion Bloodlines.
00:39:00Nobody believed him but me.
00:39:02I figure
00:39:04Lucky is my ticket
00:39:06to the promised land.
00:39:08Hmm.
00:39:10You know, Jake,
00:39:12it gets awful lonely
00:39:14in that promised land by yourself.
00:39:32It's hard to imagine all you've been seeing
00:39:34from a horse with no bloodlines.
00:39:36Can I help you two gentlemen?
00:39:38Here's the real reason why he's a winner.
00:39:40Jake Cooper, horse trainer extraordinaire.
00:39:42Jake, would you like to meet Alex Kerwin?
00:39:44Rio Bajo Farms over in Travis County.
00:39:46Mr. Kerwin?
00:39:48Ever since Morgan and I partnered up,
00:39:50I've heard nothing but amazing things about you
00:39:52and your horse. I just had to see for myself.
00:39:54Partners? Huh.
00:39:56That's fast.
00:39:58Well, I've been needing someone like Morgan for a long time.
00:40:00I know first class when I see it.
00:40:02We train, breed, and sell.
00:40:04I'm always on the lookout
00:40:06for buying the right horse.
00:40:08Yeah, I'm familiar with Rio Bajo Farms.
00:40:10But I need to let you know, Mr. Kerwin,
00:40:12Lucky's not for sale. And he's already been in the winner's circle
00:40:14more than once.
00:40:16Well, what Morgan means is the really big
00:40:18winner's circle.
00:40:20Now maybe we can work something out.
00:40:22The three of us.
00:40:24With Morgan being trainer, running under my silks,
00:40:26splitting the profits,
00:40:28you do trust Morgan, I'm sure.
00:40:30Excuse me.
00:40:32You should have known better than to bring him here.
00:40:34Uh, Jake, we never even
00:40:36talked about Lucky being up for sale until you took a look at him.
00:40:38I only brought him here because...
00:40:40Because he's got the money and you have the time
00:40:42and I have neither, right?
00:40:44And your little partnership looks like it could solve all my problems, is that it?
00:40:46Well, exactly, Miss Cooper.
00:40:48Exactly.
00:40:50Alex,
00:40:52we've seen what we've come here to see.
00:40:56Miss Cooper.
00:40:58You know, Morgan, I can fight my own battles.
00:41:02I didn't bring Alex here
00:41:04to make our offer on Lucky.
00:41:06He's seen the videos, he took one look at him, he knew he was a winner.
00:41:08That's his business.
00:41:10I brought him here because I wanted him to meet the amazing woman
00:41:12who took a no-blood line skittish cult
00:41:14and turned him into a winner.
00:41:24Find sale here, item 24 on your list.
00:41:26It's made in, uh, Yosemite.
00:41:28That's not food.
00:41:30What the hell is that?
00:41:46Times must be tougher than I thought.
00:41:48This ain't that much of a crowd.
00:42:00Do you want to go play, Billy?
00:42:02You can.
00:42:04Stay where I can see you, okay?
00:42:06Remember, Billy, stay where I can see you.
00:42:08Okay.
00:42:12My challenger's the hottest item at this auction.
00:42:14I wonder how high that baby's gonna go.
00:42:24Jackfoot?
00:42:26It is you, isn't it?
00:42:28Mrs. Stone, hi.
00:42:30Oh, my, my.
00:42:32You're the spitting image of your mom.
00:42:34Mm-hmm.
00:42:36Where you been keeping yourself?
00:42:38Oh, I've been around.
00:42:40Wow.
00:42:4260 years of hard work to the highest bidder.
00:42:44Oh, well.
00:42:46Pay my taxes for one more year.
00:42:48Good afternoon, Jake.
00:42:50Mrs. Stone.
00:42:52Morgan Murphy.
00:42:54I know Morgan here.
00:42:56I'm sorry to get disorganized.
00:43:00Oh, excuse me, dears.
00:43:06That's my kind of woman.
00:43:10Anna Stone's my kind of woman.
00:43:12The trouble is,
00:43:14they make darn few of them like that anymore.
00:43:16You sure are making yourself at home
00:43:18here in Liberty Hill.
00:43:20The place is beginning to grow on me.
00:43:22Some nice people.
00:43:24Here we go, folks.
00:43:26The prize of the whole shebang,
00:43:28one of a kind.
00:43:30What we have here is a classic, folks.
00:43:32It's one of a kind.
00:43:34I bet this beauty's 100 years old if it's a day.
00:43:36Hannah Stone, am I right?
00:43:38Sam's granddaddy built it.
00:43:40You heard it, folks.
00:43:42Now Sam's daddy built it.
00:43:44Granddaddy.
00:43:46Sam's granddaddy built it.
00:43:48I'm sorry.
00:43:50Sam's granddaddy built it.
00:43:52Let's see if we can get close to something fair for today.
00:43:54All right, who wants to start us out?
00:43:56What do you want to give for it?
00:43:58Who'll go $300?
00:44:00Who'll go $400?
00:44:02Who'll go $500?
00:44:04Come on now, folks.
00:44:06We're trying to help a lovely lady
00:44:08give the government its due.
00:44:10They need it more than we do.
00:44:12Now who'll go $500 one time?
00:44:14Who'll go $500?
00:44:16That's the spirit.
00:44:18Who'll go $600 one time?
00:44:20Who'll go $700 one time?
00:44:22Who'll go $700 one time?
00:44:24Now who'll go $800 anywhere?
00:44:26Now folks, you won't find another like this
00:44:28in all of Texas, or in all the world.
00:44:30Native pecan wood, and I need $800.
00:44:32Now who'll go $800 one time?
00:44:34Who'll give me $800?
00:44:36Now folks, you know that this here is a jewel.
00:44:38This one sets the pace.
00:44:40Now do we come here today to raise money or just eat barbecue?
00:44:42I'm talking to you, Randy.
00:44:44You've still got sauce in your mustache.
00:44:46Now who'll go $800 one time?
00:44:48Who'll go $800 anywhere?
00:44:50Do I hear $800 going once?
00:44:52$800 going twice?
00:44:54$1,000.
00:44:56Is that you, Will Cooper?
00:44:58$1,000 now going once.
00:45:00$1,000 going twice.
00:45:02Come on, folks, let's get a little bit up higher the saddle, shall we?
00:45:04Let's make it $1,200.
00:45:06$1,200. Anybody gonna top that?
00:45:08She's sold right there to Will Cooper for $1,200.
00:45:10Thank you, Will.
00:45:12Now that'll make a nice desk for sitting down and writing out checks
00:45:14and paying those bills every month, won't it?
00:45:16Now, folks, if you give us just a minute,
00:45:18we'll have line item 126 up here for you.
00:45:20$1,200?
00:45:22That's money we could use.
00:45:24We don't need a desk.
00:45:26Jacob, you don't know what just happened here.
00:45:28He got farther to go than I thought.
00:45:32You ladies need a beer?
00:45:34I sure am.
00:45:46Amos, we ought to sort out all this old equipment
00:45:48and sell off anything we're not using.
00:45:50We should have an option.
00:45:52Maybe find out if that trophy saddle of mine's worth anything.
00:45:54You know, Will,
00:45:56what you did for Hannah was mighty fine.
00:45:58But you need to remember,
00:46:00no good deed goes unpunished.
00:46:02We just have to...
00:46:08...put one foot in front of another.
00:46:10Where'd this come from?
00:46:12Smiling Sam's used cars.
00:46:14Where's your little purple love machine?
00:46:16Smiling Sam's used cars.
00:46:18We have bills to pay.
00:46:20They're paid.
00:46:30I'm sorry.
00:46:32I'm sorry.
00:46:34I'm sorry.
00:46:36I'm sorry.
00:46:38I'm sorry.
00:46:40I'm sorry.
00:47:06What in the world are you doing?
00:47:08I got a little tear in his little butt.
00:47:10I'll give him some relief.
00:47:12At this point, that's all that can be done.
00:47:14Besides hydrotherapy.
00:47:16I can't pull that off here.
00:47:32Oh, come on, Grandpa.
00:47:34Read it again.
00:47:36I don't have to read it.
00:47:38I got it memorized by now.
00:47:40Please?
00:47:42Just not sleepy, are you?
00:47:44Let me see.
00:47:46I think I got the trick.
00:47:58What are you doing, Grandpa?
00:48:00Looking for something, Billy.
00:48:02Grandpa, what are you looking for?
00:48:06Close your eyes.
00:48:08It's a surprise.
00:48:12Okay.
00:48:14A long, long time ago,
00:48:16he was your mama's.
00:48:18Now he's yours.
00:48:20His name's Buddy.
00:48:22Said you could be up all night.
00:48:24Maybe you and him could talk things over,
00:48:26get to know each other.
00:48:28Come on, hop in bed.
00:48:30The both of you.
00:48:32Get in there.
00:48:36Did you talk Mom into that
00:48:38when she was little?
00:48:40Not often enough, Billy.
00:48:42Is that why
00:48:44she's so mad at you now?
00:48:46No, son. It's a bunch more complicated
00:48:48than that.
00:48:50There you go.
00:48:56Good night, Magic Grandpa.
00:49:00I love you.
00:49:02Good night, son.
00:49:26I didn't know you were...
00:49:28Oh, yeah. I'm just finishing up.
00:49:30I'm calling it quits after I balance my checkbook.
00:49:46Here you go, little buckaroo.
00:49:48You finish those, I'll give you some more, okay?
00:49:50Your great-grandpa used to say,
00:49:52waste not, want not.
00:49:54That's all the syrup we got.
00:49:56Gotta think of other folks.
00:49:58I have a concept coming from you.
00:50:00Just what's that supposed to mean?
00:50:02The check.
00:50:04Oh, yeah. I've been meaning to talk to you about that.
00:50:06Yeah, that check was for the buy-sell agreement.
00:50:08I was buying you out, remember?
00:50:10You cashed the check.
00:50:12I don't ever remember us coming to an agreement.
00:50:14You got any coffee?
00:50:16Billy,
00:50:18why don't you take one of Amos' biscuits?
00:50:20Bloody bear.
00:50:22You can't set me on the porch.
00:50:25Like Grandpa Charlie said,
00:50:27it's a partnership.
00:50:29You put in $50,000,
00:50:31I put in a lifetime of blood and sweat.
00:50:33I'd say that makes us partners.
00:50:35That money bought family 90 days at the bank.
00:50:40Family.
00:50:42Discuss matters. They talk about their thoughts
00:50:44and their ideas,
00:50:46their problems.
00:50:48I bought us 90 days, Jake.
00:50:50You bought us 90 days with my money.
00:50:52That's a decision we probably should have made together.
00:50:54You know,
00:50:56you have not changed at all in eight years.
00:50:58If you would just for once
00:51:00stop and listen.
00:51:02Grandpa, there's a man sitting on the porch.
00:51:04This time of the morning?
00:51:06Who is it, Billy?
00:51:08Just sitting there.
00:51:10It's home of the farm my grandpa.
00:51:12Excuse me.
00:51:14Billy, I'm going to finish your breakfast.
00:51:16Ira?
00:51:18Morning, Will.
00:51:20I couldn't bring myself to knock
00:51:22it being so early.
00:51:24You look like you just run over
00:51:26your favorite cow dog, Ira.
00:51:28What's happened?
00:51:30I should have called you
00:51:32last night, but
00:51:34I couldn't make myself do it.
00:51:36What's wrong?
00:51:38They let me go, Will.
00:51:40What's wrong?
00:51:42They let me go, Will.
00:51:4625 years and they let me go.
00:51:50They can just do that.
00:51:52Yeah, I get the pension
00:51:54and all, but
00:51:56it wasn't my choosing.
00:51:58And neither was the other, Will.
00:52:02I told them
00:52:04it was a promise. I told them we had a deal.
00:52:06Northern Lights Bank
00:52:08shares is
00:52:10calling the note on the dry creek.
00:52:14I'm sorry, Will.
00:52:20You want some breakfast, Ira?
00:52:24You've come a long way to get out of here.
00:52:36I know just what you mean.
00:52:38My grandson and son.
00:52:42Irene, can you tell me
00:52:44who took over Ira Collins' job?
00:52:46Well, that'd be Mr. Wainwright.
00:52:48Jack Wainwright from Seattle.
00:52:50Where can I find him?
00:52:52Well, he's in the loan committee
00:52:54meeting with all the other...
00:52:56You can't go in! Mr. Cooper!
00:52:58What we have to focus on this quarter
00:53:00is moving our non-producing loans
00:53:02out of the portfolios.
00:53:04I had a feeling I'd find you here, Sanchez.
00:53:06We'll talk later, but right now
00:53:08I'm looking for Jack Wainwright.
00:53:10And you would be...?
00:53:12Will Cooper, Dry Creek Ranch.
00:53:14Ah, Mr. Cooper. Well, if you'll just wait
00:53:16out in the lobby.
00:53:18I signed over a check for $50,000 in return.
00:53:20I was promised 90 days grace to sell off stock
00:53:22and pay a note.
00:53:24Now, what happened to my $50,000?
00:53:26Dry Creek Ranch, yes.
00:53:28Duly applied to the balance of the loan.
00:53:30A past due loan and
00:53:32insufficient to cover that loan.
00:53:34We've decided as a committee
00:53:36to call the note.
00:53:38Well, what happened to my 90 days?
00:53:40What happened to five generations
00:53:42of honest work and trust?
00:53:44Trust on both sides.
00:53:46Mr. Collins had no authority
00:53:48to accept those conditions.
00:53:50Mr. Collins did not and does not
00:53:52represent Northern Light's bench shares.
00:53:54Your note has been called,
00:53:56and yours isn't the only one.
00:53:58Who made that call? You?
00:54:00Or Sanchez over there?
00:54:02Or some outfit called Americrook?
00:54:04No, Mr. Cooper. The decision came from Seattle.
00:54:06Now, if you'll just...
00:54:08Dry Creek is gonna be cut up and sold off
00:54:10for 10 times, 20 times
00:54:12what's owed. Mr. Wainwright,
00:54:14that gives bank robbery
00:54:16a whole new meaning.
00:54:18Disposal of the property will be
00:54:20Seattle's decision.
00:54:22And here's my decision.
00:54:24You sent that
00:54:26on to Seattle. You're in Texas now,
00:54:28mister. I'm really sorry, ma'am.
00:54:32We'll talk later, Sanchez.
00:54:58Seattle
00:55:00pulled the plug.
00:55:02We either pay the note or they'll call the collateral.
00:55:04Which means?
00:55:06Means, uh,
00:55:08we're just about done here.
00:55:10Got our work cut out for us?
00:55:12Yes, sir.
00:55:14So where do we start?
00:55:16First we call the breeding stock.
00:55:18And then we find
00:55:20a buyer for the rest and get the best price we can.
00:55:22Then we flush out
00:55:24and round up every head of stock on the place.
00:55:26And pray.
00:55:28I aim to see a horse needs a ride.
00:55:30I believe he does.
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