Will Friedle

She knows she has her father's gift and has tried to ignore it, but she can't anymore.

She doesn't want to stand in the way of that gift.

With that, she hands Corey her father's racing suit.

He would want her to wear it in the derby.

She has permission to ride.

And now Machado and Moody are waiting for her in the barn.

The gang is packed up and ready for the drive, ready to leave for the derby, and they make sure they have the Discman, the one that they obviously put on to TJ's ears so he can run the race.

Corey and TJ talk, too.

He swears she has everything she needs to win, and he'll take care of her.

The whole family's going, and even the townsfolk have come out to see them off.

We get yet another drive, another driving montage, definitely the 19th montage.

We don't need it, specifically since this movie's six minutes over 90, but whatever.

When they arrive, TJ immediately complains he needs a pit stop.

He's had to pee the whole way.

There's a lot of horse peeing jokes in this movie.

Pee and poop.

It is.

God, how many pees and poops are we going to rate this movie?

In the locker room, Corey tries on her dad's uniform and it looks great.

And now the horses are getting into place.