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Harry Telford:
[answers his front door at Braeside and see's reporter Bert Wolfe]
Can't you blokes ever leave a man alone? Bert Wolfe:
I've been trying to telephone you Harry, but you're always engaged. Harry Telford:
I leave the bloody phone off the hook and you still do your best to drive me barmy. Bert Wolfe:
Why did you scratch Phar Lap from the Caulfield Cup Harry? Harry Telford:
He's run down, needs a rest. Bert Wolfe:
You told me a few days ago he was at his peak. Harry Telford:
Why don't you just clear off. Bert Wolfe:
Harry, someone's put 50,000 on Amonis to win the Caulfield and Phar Lap to win the Melbourne. And they've got odds of 30-1. Harry Telford:
Nothing to do with me. Bert Wolfe:
I'd be a bit worried if I were you Harry. Harry Telford:
Why? Bert Wolfe:
[acknowledges Vi Telford appearing at the door]
Mrs. Telford. [back to Harry] Bert Wolfe:
If Amonis wins the Caulfield, the only way some bookies can save their necks, is to stop Phar Lap winning the Melbourne Cup. Harry Telford:
No one would hurt a champion like Phar Lap. Bert Wolfe:
You'll be surprised what people will do if they stand to loose a million pounds Harry. [turns to leave, but stops and looks back] Bert Wolfe:
Look after yourself. And your horse
[answers his front door at Braeside and see's reporter Bert Wolfe]
Can't you blokes ever leave a man alone? Bert Wolfe:
I've been trying to telephone you Harry, but you're always engaged. Harry Telford:
I leave the bloody phone off the hook and you still do your best to drive me barmy. Bert Wolfe:
Why did you scratch Phar Lap from the Caulfield Cup Harry? Harry Telford:
He's run down, needs a rest. Bert Wolfe:
You told me a few days ago he was at his peak. Harry Telford:
Why don't you just clear off. Bert Wolfe:
Harry, someone's put 50,000 on Amonis to win the Caulfield and Phar Lap to win the Melbourne. And they've got odds of 30-1. Harry Telford:
Nothing to do with me. Bert Wolfe:
I'd be a bit worried if I were you Harry. Harry Telford:
Why? Bert Wolfe:
[acknowledges Vi Telford appearing at the door]
Mrs. Telford. [back to Harry] Bert Wolfe:
If Amonis wins the Caulfield, the only way some bookies can save their necks, is to stop Phar Lap winning the Melbourne Cup. Harry Telford:
No one would hurt a champion like Phar Lap. Bert Wolfe:
You'll be surprised what people will do if they stand to loose a million pounds Harry. [turns to leave, but stops and looks back] Bert Wolfe:
Look after yourself. And your horse
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Can't you blokes ever leave a man alone
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I've been trying to telephone you Harry but you're always engaged
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Ileavethephoneoffthehookand you stllltrytlodrlvemebamry
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Why did you scratch phar lap from the caulfield cup Harry
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He's run down needs a rest
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You told me a few days ago he was at his peak
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Why don't you just clear off
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Harry someone's put 50 000 on amounis to win the caulfield
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and phar lap to win the Melbourne
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And they've got odds of 30 to 1
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Nothing to do with me I'd be a bit worried if I were you
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Why
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Mrs telford
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If amounis wins the caulfield
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The only way some bookies can save their necks
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is to stop phar lap winning the Melbourne cup
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No one would hurt a champlon ilke phar lap
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You'd be surprised what people will do
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if they stand to lose a million pounds Harry
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Look after yourself
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And your horse
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Movie Summary
The true story of an Australian racehorse that became a champion, with the help of a local stableboy.
