Hidalgo Page #3
You will find this out.
Will you wager
the magnificent weapon?
For 10,000 dollars?
- I'll gamble on that.
- Very good, sir.
- Sleep well.
- You too.
And blessed be thee.
You must never eat more
than one day's ration.
Do you hear me?
Cowboy!
I will eat it myself.
Hey! Quit messin'
with my things.
Is this the symbol
of your nation?
Good as any.
Put that away.
You.
Fetch water.
For the horse.
Okay?
Go on.
Hey!
Get back here!
Come sit down.
That's a very noble deed,
Mr. Rough-Riding Hopkins.
Frank will do, ma'am.
Mary, could we have some more tea
for Mr. Hopkins, please?
You're right at home here,
ain't you?
Well, I spent time amongst
the Bedoui with my father
since I was 13 years of age.
- Lookin' for good horses?
- Looking for the breed apart.
trying to ambassador his way
into the Muniqi blood.
Just like his father.
The Viceroy of Egypt,
Napoleon III.
All of them pandered...
when all they needed to do
was up the ante.
Bad poker players,
the lot of them.
If my mare, Camria,
wins this race,
to Al-Hattal.
If I lose...
I pay 40% of the purse
to the sheikh.
And you, cowboy?
What are you in it for?
Just the purse, ma'am.
- "Anne" will do.
- Yes, ma'am.
Thanks for the tea.
Frank.
How good are you
Really?
I reckon
we'll both find out, ma'am.
3,000 miles from Sunday.
Hey, cowboy!
Every rider's camp
must bear the flag
of his house or nation.
Yusef has made our flag.
Behold it.
We are pitiful.
Would you get over here, Yusef?
I need some more water.
What did he say?
He said he has
no place else to go.
You and me both, partner.
Tell 'im to get
some more water.
Hey. You too.
Why do you buy this boy, anyway?
Somebody gotta
do your work, goat herder.
Howdy.
Last chance, cowboy.
My name is Sakr.
Desert law compels me
to speak truthfully.
I find the entry
of a Western infidel... sacrilege.
But I trust in Allah
that he'll roast 10 of us
like sheep on a spit
before the sun sets today.
Well, good luck to you, too.
The prince says maybe
we should give you a head start.
Nawali say
"Ride each day to sunset."
"Start again each dawn."
"Those who survive"
in the Rub Al-Khali"
"shall be rewarded
with a full day's rest."
"A tent camp will reach
"traveling by camel road."
Nawali say
"Strength to your horses,"
"and may God have mercy
on your souls."
Goodbye, cowboy.
Fly high, my friend.
Ease up.
Let 'em go.
Never beat 'em
in the quarter-mile.
Whoa, son.
Ease up, brother.
What are you doing here?
Go back to work now.
What did I tell you,
little brother?
It's all for show.
Infidel!
Do not take him!
It is against
the laws of the race.
Best hotel in town, I reckon.
Hey, cowboy!
Nearly 100 miles in one day.
Most impressive!
This is your last chance
to turn back.
Hear me?
You do not belong out here!
Turn back at dawn.
Or prepare for a death
beyond your greatest fear!
Tomorrow I shall not
even look over my shoulder!
A water hole never
looked so good.
What water hole
would that be, sir?
The cistern's dry.
You must discontinue here.
I suggest you take
the east road back to Aden.
That's not even a transit tax.
Six soldiers in the middle
of the Arabian desert
guarding a dry well...
That's unusual.
I said "The well is dry".
Okay, brother.
We ain't gonna make
another 10 miles without water.
On the whistle.
Are you bloody stupid?!
Go, brother! Go!
Easy, boys.
Long way to Damascus.
What in hellfire?
Let's go, brother.
Hyah!
Better up your price
at the next water hole, Prince.
You are carried by the West Wind itself,
Bin Al Reeh.
How many have fallen?
The report claims
39 have fallen out,
and 11 were lost
in the sandstorm.
Wash him with cold water.
I don't believe it.
You survived the sandstorm.
Allah must have a more
Thanks, partner.
Daidai, we have
one full day's rest
before the long march to Iraq.
That's where Al-Hattal
will break away from the pack
so we must maintain the pace.
Do you hear me?
Look at me!
Your Excellency.
- Peace be with you.
- And also be with you.
Bless you, Sheikh of Sheikhs.
Sit, Katib. Revive thy spirit.
Allah willing,
I never miss the great race, uncle.
If I owned more flocks,
I would bet them all.
I have come to beseech you
one last time.
Forgive me, and allow me to share in
the ownership of our forefathers' horses.
You have not the discipline to be keeper of
such royalty as your grandfather's horses.
Least of all Al-Hattal -
he is my son.
Go rob pilgrims.
That is your calling.
Even the blessed Prophet
was a raider in his time.
This is blasphemy.
How is the coffee?
Most excellent. I am revived.
If one tossed a horseshoe
into the pot,
do you think
At your age, uncle, perhaps
it is the only thing that might.
Boldly spoken for a man
with no wives.
How is your health, uncle?
I have the blood
of a warrior grandfather.
Please, Mr. Frank.
Listen to me.
There will be no grazing
for many days.
That's all right.
I packed some barley.
Take these.
- What's that?
- Dates.
Trust me.
Take with you this skin.
It is filled with the butter
of camel.
Mix it with the water
for... both you and your horse.
It will keep you alive
across the Hammad.
And fear not the locusts.
They are a gift from above.
Not a plague,
as you might believe.
Why are you tryin' to help me?
If... Prince Bin Al Reeh wins
the race on Al-Hattal,
The youngest of his harem.
No more than a slave
in his house.
I do not know if you are
as good as it is said.
But I have faith
in the painted stallion.
It is said that you captured him
in the wild.
Badlands.
Long time ago.
- How did you tame him?
- I didn't.
Why are you wearin' that?
Verily, you do not know
our world.
This is a cowboy's spur.
Yeah.
from the outside world.
But... his true enjoyment
of literature,
it is of... Wild Bill
and... Calamity Jane.
You're boshin' me.
In this Wild West,
there are nomads, also.
The red people.
Like the Bedou,
they are a horse culture.
Have you seen
their vanishing kind?
I am their kind.
My father was a cavalry scout.
He fell in love
with a chief's daughter.
Married her.
My grandmother named me
Hokshelato.
It means "Blue Child".
I would know you
only as a white man.
Maybe I got good
at hidin' my face, too.
- Why?
- You don't know our world.
Look out!
Foolish is a foreigner.
Allah has decided
that I should not sleep well these nights.
You have disgraced this house.
I am sickened.
- It is not how it appears.
- He forced you into his quarters.
No, I went by my own volition.
I wished only to speak with him.
He did not touch your daughter,
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