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but tried to protect her from danger.
I am responsible.
Have you ever considered
just poisoning me, Jazira?
Why torture me with slow precision?
If he looks at you,
I have to cut off his head.
You are not yet his property.
The women of the western tribes
no longer wear the veil.
Pray you were of a western tribe.
I would not be in this position.
And in the middle of the great race.
Shame upon you.
Shame upon you, father.
For allowing me
to ride horses when no one sees.
For taking me on gazelle hunts
when the men make pilgrimage.
You are all I have.
You are my treasure.
But when the eyes of the people
are on the great sheikh, I am lowly.
Let him go.
How dare you give orders
to a man in my tent?
to the tent of office.
No. It is not right.
Wait a minute. She...
Sir!
It is written, Mr. Hopkins.
If any of our chaste women
commit lewdness
and stoned.
And it is then by law
that the father must...
drown his own daughter.
- It wasn't her fault.
- Silence, I said.
- Ahmed.
- All right.
However, we are still far
from the next cistern.
And water is precious.
So my decision is swift.
For her trespass,
my daughter will be flogged.
Seven stripes... at a time hence.
And you...
An impure unbeliever
in the tent of a man
who can trace his very blood
back to Adam.
You will be removed
of your infidel self.
Removed of my what?
Like a stallion
not worthy of breeding.
Come here, skinner.
We didn't do nothin', sir!
I feel compassion for you.
But I cannot let your fear
move me.
Speak honestly as a man.
Did you violate
my daughter's honor?
No, sir. I did not!
Can one believe a nonbeliever?
behind a strange mare, Sheikh!
You can believe that!
Is that a passage
from the Bible?
No, it's somethin' Wild Bill
said to me one night.
Wild Bill?
Out in Deadwood!
You refer to the man
known as Hickok?
The master
of the double six-gun?
Only one Wild Bill, sir.
Hickok was a true prince
of pistoleers, was he not?
He's pretty good
with a twist draw.
What did my daughter say
about your horse?
Well, she's a... lady with an eye
for horseflesh, sir.
If she was my son,
she would be in this race.
Alas, she is not.
She's a woman who has entered
the sleeping quarters
of an infidel.
Come, skinner.
Eh... You were not there.
Tell me about this... Wyatt Earp.
And the Doctor Holliday.
Raiders!
Free him.
Come on. Hurry up!
Hey! Get back here!
Tribal war games are
their national sport, Mary.
It's none of our affair.
Hey, partner!
How 'bout a hand?
Thank you kindly.
Go, Prince.
Al-Hattal. He is gone.
Jazira.
Hy!
I will free you.
You will run, like the prince.
Damn coward.
his fifth wife.
Hey!
Hey, deputy! Hey!
Jazira...
They've taken her.
They've taken her!
If I turn over Al-Hattal,
Katib will return my child.
And if you don't?
He's a bastard son of a jackal
who would have his gypsies
commit crimes upon her.
most sacred to my family.
You could never understand that,
so do not even try.
The Al Khamsa manuscripts.
My family's breeding book
is gone.
It is gone!
The Al Khamsa book
contains the breeding secrets
of the Muniqi strain
going back to Saba.
Let's bring your deputy in here.
I'll ask you once more,
Aziz, and only once.
Where did they take my daughter?
I know nothing.
I only took the book
to protect it from the raiders.
It is they
who stole it from me.
Stole it?
Or paid you,
my trusted brother?
It matters only to He.
Please, end my humiliation.
- What are you doing?
- That's the easy way out.
He ain't gettin' it.
Please.
Western justice, partner.
That's called
a Mexican tattoo, Deputy.
And that lasts a lot longer
than a sword.
For a man of such high rank,
you're kinda short, Aziz.
We can fix that.
No!
I know where they have taken her
until they receive the stallion.
I know you're not
a gambling man.
by nightfall and you're forgiven.
Attempt to deceive me and run,
and you will not get beyond the
port of Jordan with your head.
Run.
Faster, traitor.
His Excellency is most reckless.
Sending a slave with no rurula
to do a man's job.
Know this, Aziz.
If any harm has befallen
the child,
I shall remove your head myself.
You know that my father
will never surrender Al-Hattal.
I will tell you something
about your father.
He is a failure at being a ruler.
He allows emotions to govern him.
I do not.
And he has become
Sheikh of Sheikhs.
Whilst you,
no more than a brigand.
I am the greatest horseman of the tribe.
I could defeat any rider in the great race,
if I was allowed to sit the back of Al-Hattal.
Why am I not?
Because the sacred is not for sale,
as are you.
If Al-Hattal is not turned out
onto the sands of the Hamad by midnight,
I send your head to my uncle,
wrapped in Baghdad silk.
I am warned.
You are promised.
Know that if we all die,
your soul will go straight
to the devil.
And your impure horse, too.
That's far enough, Aziz.
Kill her!
Jazira, run!
Jazira!
Jazira! Jazira!
Jaffa!
- Give 'im his head!
- I know what to do!
Let's keep movin', miss.
He pledged his life for me
when I was born worthless.
I'm sorry.
We gotta make that tent camp
by sundown.
Please.
I wish you to look at me.
Why do I feel that... you truly
see me... when others do not?
that you're beautiful.
We must ride.
We will stay off
the camel roads.
What does this mean?
Shunka Wakan.
Big dog.
There's no word in Sioux
for horse.
When the Indians saw the first one
they didn't know
what the hell it was.
When they saw... how it could run,
carry a man through battle,
become his friend for life,
well, they figured it had to be
a sacred animal.
Indeed.
this wisdom?
I am sorry.
When this race is over,
I will pray five times a day.
Being an infidel, as you are,
you cannot be expected
to comprehend.
There are those
who are chosen to be winners
and those chosen to be losers.
Allah chooses thus,
and it is written.
You are summoned
to the tent of the lady.
Right now.
You know, Yusef,
I once had a three-legged colt.
Born that way.
Turned out to be one of the best
ropin' horses I ever had.
Your mare's runnin'
a good race, ma'am.
She is rather lovely,
isn't she?
Good legs on her.
Can you envision her offspring
from an Al-Hattal cross?
Aziz was not
a very admirable man.
But he was very adept
in researching bloodlines.
You have blood
from the red Indian race.
You hid it effectively
all your life.
I'm not sure
what you're gettin' at, ma'am.
There's no way for me to win
rights to the Muniqi bloodline
other than to win this race.
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