Will Friedle

Just be careful.

Now, on the practice track, Corey is riding Thunder Jam around the circle.

He's pretty slow, and he eventually comes to a screeching halt when he's scared by an ugly dog and almost completely knocking Corey off the horse.

Thunder Jam takes off running for the dog, and Mr. Machado notices how fast the horse is actually running.

He gets out his timer and is beyond impressed.

Mr. Machado tells Corey Thunder Jam might be a racehorse after all.

Corey is so happy and wants to know when they can start training her, and her boss says, as soon as we find a jockey.

Corey's not phased.

She tells him, me, me, you're looking at her.

Mr. Machado reminds Corey that she knows better than that, but Corey doesn't get it.

If not me, then who?

We quickly cut to the cowboy rodeo kid, B. Moody, standing up while riding Thunder Jam, dancing around like a main performer in the circus.

Corey admits that B. Moody is obviously a performer, but he's not a jockey.

Mr. Machado swears there's a jockey in there somewhere.

He just needs some help.

Once B. Moody is done with the first ride, both Corey and TJ are a little bit annoyed.

Mr. Machado tells the kid to not take it personally.

Corey's just jealous.

And just like that, B. Moody gets the job because he's a man.

He jumps up to celebrate, eventually hugging and kissing the horse, to which Thunder Jam says, ew, yuck.