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00:00Excuse me, Miss.

00:09What do you want, sir?

00:11Can you tell me where I am?

00:13I'd almost made up my mind to sleep on the moor when I saw the light.

00:17This is King's Pylon Training Stable, sir.

00:21What a stroke of luck.

00:26I understand there's a stable, lad.

00:29Ned sleeps here at night.

00:31No doubt that's his supper you have there.

00:34Now, I'm sure you wouldn't be too proud to earn yourself the price of a new dress, would you?

00:39See, the boy has this tonight, and you shall have the prettiest frock money can buy.

00:44I couldn't!

00:47Ned!

00:48Ned!

00:50Ned!

00:51There's a man! Stop me out there!

00:54I'm over so frightened.

00:55What do you want?

00:56He asked after you.

00:57He asked me to give you something.

00:59What was it?

01:00I don't know.

01:01It was white.

01:03Where is he now?

01:04He's gone.

01:06Well, you best cut back up the house quick.

01:08Tell the governor!

01:08Yes, Ned!

01:09Good evening.

01:29Good evening.

01:30I want a word with you.

01:32What business have you here?

01:33It's a business that may put something in your pocket, my lad.

01:38Now, you've two horses entered in the Wessex Cup.

01:41Silverblaze and Bayard.

01:43Let me have the straight tip and you won't be the loser.

01:46Is it the fact that at the weights, Bayard can give the other a hundred yards in five furlongs,

01:51and the stable...

01:52I don't want any damn tux round here!

01:53Get out!

02:03Out of the room, boy!

02:04Out of the room!

02:04The governor and the others came down soon enough.

02:12We found neither sight nor sound of the man.

02:14One moment.

02:15When you let the dog out, did you leave the door open behind you?

02:19Oh, excellent, Monson, excellent.

02:21Is it just the point I was getting to make?

02:23I locked the door behind me, sir.

02:24I swear it.

02:25Good luck.

02:26Does Fitzroy Simpson admit to all this?

02:35He denies nothing.

02:39He says he came for information.

02:42What about the white paper?

02:43He says it was a five-pound note.

02:46Thank you, sir.

02:51What happened next?

02:53Well, sir, it was about dawn when the mistress came into my bedroom and told me to come with her.

03:02Well, wouldn't she woke?

03:03She'd found Mr. Straker's bed empty.

03:16Heavens!

03:17The horse is gone!

03:20And the bridal.

03:23Ned, wake up!

03:30Wake the boys.

03:31Ned!

03:32Ned!

03:33Wake up!

03:33Wake up, Ned!

03:35Bill!

03:36Nubby!

03:37Come quick!

03:38Silver blaze is gone!

03:39Over here!

04:05Over here!

04:07Over here!

04:08Wait!

04:29He was dead, sir.

04:56His head.

04:59It was all knocked in.

05:06It was terrible.

05:07It was the terrible blow on the head from some blunt instrument that had killed him.

05:21It was the terrible blow on the head from some blunt instrument that had killed him.

05:36It was clear that he had defended himself most vigorously.

05:41The blood-stained knife.

05:44As to the wound on the thigh, who can tell?

05:46Well, it is possible that the wound on the thigh could have been caused a stroke of foul.

05:51The lad here was drugged.

05:53Appreciable quantities of powdered opium were found in his curry.

05:57Did all the household eat the same dish?

06:00Yes, sir.

06:01I made it myself and served it.

06:07This black and red scarf.

06:09The gentleman was wearing that scarf when he talked to me.

06:13I'd swear that on the Bible, sir.

06:16Thank you, Watson.

06:28Stop it, boy.

06:29Stop it.

06:30Come on.

06:30Good dog.

06:31Stop it.

06:32Good boy.

06:34My theory is that Simpson was under some strong obligation to knobble or otherwise incapacitate this horse

06:46so that he would be unable to run in the Wessex Cup.

06:49Clever move, that, putting opium in the boy's food, and easy enough through that window.

06:53Yes.

06:54Then it was simple.

06:55He'd obtained a duplicate key, led out the horse.

06:59It was his bad luck that Straker was alert enough to catch him up on the moor.

07:02In the struggle, the horse bolted.

07:05There's no proof that Simpson killed Straker, is he?

07:08The evidence against him is very strong.

07:10He was undoubtedly here that night on some devious business.

07:12He poisoned the stable lad.

07:14He had in his hand a heavy stick weighted with lead,

07:16and his scarf was found in the dead man's hand.

07:18And he went pale as death when I confronted him with that fact.

07:21I really think we have enough to go before a jury.

07:24No, no, no.

07:26Inspector, a clever counsel would tear it all to rags.

07:28Thanks.

07:30Has a duplicate key been found in his possession?

07:33No.

07:33But what chemist sold him the powdered opium,

07:35and above all, how could he, a stranger in this district, hide a horse,

07:39and such a horse as Silverblaze?

07:40I agree.

07:41The evidence is circumstantial.

07:43But I think the net is drawn pretty tightly around Fitzroy Simpson,

07:46and I believe he is our man.

07:50What sort of a fellow is he?

07:52Why would he do such a thing?

07:54Fitzroy Simpson is a man of excellent birth and dedication.

07:57Unfortunately, he has squandered a fortune on the turf,

08:00which has put him in the hands of moneylenders and unscrupulous bookmakers.

08:03Plenty of those sharks in the racing world.

08:05I didn't know that you were betting, ma'am.

08:06What?

08:08Oh, just the occasional flutter.

08:12I presume an inventory has been made

08:14of what Strager had in his pockets at the time of his death.

08:17I have the things themselves in the sitting room,

08:19if you would care to see them.

08:42Vice and Co. London.

08:45Hmm.

08:45For the bloodstains,

08:47I presume this is the knife that was found in the dead man's grasp?

08:50Yes, indeed.

08:51This is more on your line, Doctor.

08:54Yes, it's what we call a cataract knife.

08:57Very delicate blade, devised for very delicate work.

09:00Strange thing for a man to take on so rough an expedition, Holmes.

09:04Especially as he wouldn't shut in his pocket.

09:06The tip was guarded by a disc of cork,

09:09which we found beside the body.

09:10You impressed me, Inspector.

09:12Mr Strager said it was on the dressing table.

09:14It was probably the nearest thing to hand at the time.

09:16I see.

09:18I see.

09:20Corn merchant's bill.

09:23Instructions of Colonel Ross.

09:26And what have we here?

09:29A milliner's account.

09:30For 37 pounds, 15 shillings

09:32from a Madame de Zurier of Bond Street, London.

09:35To a Mr William Derbyshire.

09:36Now, Mrs Strager tells us that Derbyshire

09:38was a friend of her husband's

09:39and occasionally had his letters addressed here.

09:4122, good news.

09:45Somewhat heavy for a single costume.

09:48Mrs Derbyshire had rather expensive taste.

09:50Yes.

09:51Well, there appears to be nothing more to learn here, Inspector.

09:54Shall we move on to the scene of the crime?

09:55Yes, of course.

10:03After those.

10:04Have you got them, Inspector?

10:12Is there any more news?

10:14I'm afraid not, Mrs Strager.

10:16But Mr Holmes and Dr Watson

10:18have come down from London to help us.

10:21I assure you

10:22we are doing everything possible.

10:24I wish you good luck, Mr Holmes.

10:26Well, thank you, Madam.

10:27And I commiserations on your great lars.

10:29Look, surely we met

10:32at a garden party

10:34in Plymouth some time ago.

10:38No, sir.

10:39You are mistaken.

10:40No, do you know,

10:41I could have sworn it.

10:43You are a costume of

10:44dove-coloured silk

10:46with ostrich feather trimming.

10:50I've never had such a dress, sir.

10:55That quite settles it.

10:56That is the bush

11:04where the coat was hanging.

11:05What was the weather like?

11:06Oh, calm.

11:07Bit of rain about.

11:09And the coat was not

11:10blown against the bush

11:11but placed there.

11:12Yes, it was placed there.

11:13Inspector.

11:14No, no, no!

11:19So many people

11:20have trampled around this land.

11:21There have been many people here.

11:28That piece of matting

11:29has been placed there

11:30and we have all stood upon that.

11:31Not the general public.

11:33I have in this bag

11:33one of the boots

11:35John Straker wore,

11:37one of Fitzroy Simpson's shoes,

11:40and a cast horseshoe

11:43off silver blaze.

11:44Thank you, Inspector.

12:14Thank you

12:17You

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