Kincsem Page #2

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- I proposed to her.

She's my fianc!

The duel is over!

It's over! Over!

Now that really annoyed me.

It's still not over, Lieutenant!

Captain!

No woman is worth this...

Captain!

- To the auction!

- There are no more horses!

Be thankful that you survived this!

Wouldn't you prefer to bathe first?

I thought not.

At least take a shave!

- I'm going to buy Kincsem!

- That's enough!

You'll be laughed out of town!

You and me both...

Unlike you, I'm not a madman.

And I'm not doing this because of you.

Because of my father?

I don't need a guardian

or a an old doom-monger.

Haven't you lost enough?

Get away, you old crow!

I'm going to buy that mare!

Take more care!

Let me see if you still have both ears!

Don't tell me Captain von Vogel

didn't finish the job!

I can assure you that

all my extremities are intact.

The local ladies must be very pleased.

Would you give your father a message?

I shall run a new horse

in the Berlin Derby.

Is that so?

And what might its name be?

Tallr no longer grazes in your stables.

I hope the von Oettingen mares

enjoy his services!

Taller is an excellent sire.

I convinced my father

to have him castrated.

You don't mind, do you, Your Grace?

You've broken my heart but

you can mend it with a dance.

Bravo !

400 koronas once! 400 koronas twice!

400 koronas 3 times!

Sold!

Kincsem.

18-month-old mare.

The starting price is 100 koronas.

Who will give me 100 koronas?

Count Blaskovich bids 100,

but who will give 150?

Kincsem, for 150 koronas...

an excellent offer...

Come on ladies and gents!

If no one is willing, then 100 once!

100 koronas twice, 100 koronas...

Miss von Oettingen!

Miss Klara has bid 150 koronas.

Who will bid 200?

Count Blaskovich has bid 200,

but who will pay 250?

250 with the young lady!

Who will give me 300?

Will anyone pay 300 for Kincsem?

- Why are you doing this?

- 250.

I fine horse and an excellent offer.

Will anyone offer more?

500!

500 gold koronas bid for this

exceptional English thoroughbred!

Will anyone pay more?

500 koronas once, 500 koronas...

1,000!

1,000 gold koronas!

Ladies and gentlemen!

1,000 gold koronas once!

- 1,000 gold koronas twice!

- Don't be a fool!

- You have to pay cash!

- 1,000 gold koronas 3 times! Sold!

Congratulations, Miss von Oettingen!

Too poor to race and too wild to ride!

You made a bad deal.

Hold her tight!

Stop it! Block it's path!

Hold the side!

Stand in front!

Klara!

- Klara!

- I'm fine.

I said I'm fine!

Fetch the horse back!

Accept the fact that you won! You paid

1,000 for it and it's not worth a penny.

Come on, push it!

Catch it! Catch it!

It's heading for the river.

Now what are you doing?

Let's stop. We'll never catch it.

Now where are you going?

And what will I do now?

Go home!

Come!

- Have they brought her back?

- Not yet.

- Are you all right?

- Aha.

- Should I help you?

- I can manage on my own.

I'd like to see you safely settled.

- You're nearly 30...

- Papa!

- In my day...

- Papa!

He's arriving at the weekend.

He will ask for your hand in marriage.

Don't look at me like that!

This time you're going to do what I say.

That's how it should be!

I've made up my mind!

Stay!

Stay!

Good!

Calm yourself!

It's all going to be fine.

Kincsem!

Hello!

Hello!

I'm not going to hurt you!

Good girl.

Clever girl.

Clever girl.

Pretty girl.

Good.

Good.

Good.

Clever girl.

Come!

Come!

Yes!

Sir!

They've brought that horse back.

Thank you!

You brought it back?

I'm not accustomed

to taking what isn't mine.

You've done me a great favour.

Take it around the back!

- I've got a suggestion.

- You'd like to see me do it?

That's fine by me.

Hold it tight!

Sell me the horse and I'll buy it.

- This horse nearly killed

my daughter. - Papa! Don't!

- Get out of my way, Your Grace!

- Name your price, I'll pay any sum.

Papa, please! lt's my horse.

I bought it.

I'll give it to you.

What's your price?

Didn't you hear?

lt's yours. Take it!

I can't accept it as a gift.

How much money do you have on you?

I'll have its papers sent to you.

Thanks for leaving me there like that!

You look no worse for it.

No one else can touch her!

And he thinks he's in the right.

Steady!

Come!

Here, eat!

You know!

Stop your barking!

I'll make a racehorse out of her.

That's a bad joke!

Doom and gloom!

I've worked with horses for 40 years...

- I can feel it.

- Oh, that's different.

Get out of here!

Shut up!

Come, come!

She hasn't eaten a thing all day.

Steady.

Kincsem!

You!

Are you all right?

Don't just stroke it!

Break it in properly!

No one's going to whip her!

Hey, baby, hi... hello!

Klara!

Let's get together like...

For me!

Welcome, son!

You... know each other?

Only glancingly.

Will you introduce me, sir?

Count Gerlczy is a Hungarian nobleman.

He's an MP.

A talented young gentleman.

His Imperial Highness

often mentions his name.

He really is talented,

he even brought flowers.

And so many.

- Beautiful flowers for a beautiful lady.

- What refined humour!

Did you know the scent of lilies is fatal?

- I'll take the risk.

- You don't know what you're taking on!

So!

Let's drink to that!

We've only got enough oats for 6 days.

You shouldn't smoke that pipe so much!

Eat for me!

Eat it up!

Good.

Don't risk it!

Black cat, it's a bad omen!

It's not black.

It's piebald.

I call it Schultz.

What kind of name's that?

Why? ls Hesp better?

There was a war.

The rules are different then.

- I'm not blaming you.

- His father was a high-ranking officer.

- He'd have met his fate either way.

- You were friends.

There's no friendship in war.

I understand.

Of course you don't understand!

What could you understand of such things?!

Is Count Blaskovich at home?

What are you waiting for? Shoot it!

You might be able to save the foal.

Every second counts!

I'll do it.

Go out!

Out!

Are you deaf?

- Will he be able to do it?

- He's got no other choice!

Would you say

that cat is black or piebald?

More like black.

I said the same.

How did you do it?

There's a hold that my father taught me.

I've brought Kincsem's papers.

Your Grace!

Are you going to ride,

or shall I take her into the stable?

Give her to me.

- So? Would you like to try?

- You're joking, aren't you?

You can happily sit on her now.

You didn't break her, you tamed her, hey?

Ask him what the cat's called!

Schultz.

Schultz.

Training!

It's 4:
30 in the morning.

Tell her!

She's an early riser.

1 minute 49 seconds.

She'll get better.

She must be sleeping late.

It's Sunday.

Everything's closed.

I can only tell you what you already know.

Acute arthritis.

Her muscles are permanently inflamed.

If you continue to work her

she'll go lame.

She stood it this long.

Kincsem!

I've never seen a horse like it before!

Ern, don't!

You'll ruin that horse!

Good!

Steady!

You won't give up, hey?

Steady!

I'll make you better!

I'm running Kincsem in the Berlin Derby.

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