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Well now it is time for this week's episode of follow dance. The original air date is February

the 27th, 1947 and the title is the Murdoch Murdoch case.

Okay Pinkie climbed down off her back and throw a blanket over. How'd she do?

Well she went a little slow in her turn Mr. Burke. But she sure opened up funny good when I got her

into the stretch funny good. She's a winner. This horse is. This Murdoch will be glad to hear that.

I show where she was my horse Mr. Burke. I show where she was. I show where she was riding in a race

too. Oh you'll ride someday Pinkie. All jockeys have to be exercised boys to start.

Well take the filly over to her stall and rubber down.

And show where Mr. Burke is. You're like this here hoist. Come on Princess. Come on add a girl.

Oh hello Billy. Didn't hear you come into the stable. I don't make much noise.

It's so small you can hardly hear me. Back then when I was in school I had to keep yelling

or I'd be marked absent. Nobody could see me. Well why aren't you laughing at that?

It's not terribly funny. Sometimes you're going to learn and when a star jockey tells a

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