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-Jude Cisse is back.

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-The girl from Anglesey...

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-..who married soccer star

-Djibril Cisse and had three sons.

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-I can't wait to go home

-and show Levi off to the children.

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-Though they're now divorced,

-she still leads a WAG's life...

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-..and talks of finding a new man.

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-"I'm hopeful that I will get married

-again - I love being a wife."

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-Over the past year we've taken an

-exclusive peek at her magical world.

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-Squeaky clean!

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-In this episode, the holiday

-isn't as laid back as usual.

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-I can't do this, Llinos.

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-I don't feel safe around that horse!

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-But she's back on familiar ground...

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-..when she heads to the races.

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-I've won, so the drinks are on me.

-Let's go!

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-Jude takes

-an alternative holiday today.

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-She's packed her case and headed to

-Newbury in the south of England...

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-..an area

-famous for breeding racehorses.

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-Waiting for her

-is actor Carwyn Glyn...

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-..who owns a horse

-that's kept at stables nearby.

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-Carwyn? Hi.

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-Hiya, how are you?

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-Hiya, how are you?

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-Good, thanks.

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-It's a nice place, isn't it?

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-It's a nice place, isn't it?

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-Yes. The table's ready for us.

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-Jude is used to

-attending the races...

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-..but her knowledge of horses

-is very limited.

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-Why have you brought me

-all the way here?

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-I heard you wanted to learn

-a few things about horses.

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-Do you know anything about them?

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-Just that they have firm bums.

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-I know

-you have to consider a horse's age.

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-They have a lot of stamina

-when they're young.

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-Yes, everyone has more stamina

-when they're young!

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-The tone of the conversation

-descends...

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-..as Carwyn tries to explain

-the different types of horseracing.

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-There are the small jumps

-and the big jumps.

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-Tell me about the big jumps.

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-The big jumps are obviously big

-because they're taller.

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-The horse has to jump higher

-to clear them...

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-..before carrying on racing.

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-With the small jumps,

-they're positioned lower...

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-..so the horse can skim over the top

-and carry on running.

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-Which do you prefer?

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-Which do you prefer?

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-Big or small jumps, I don't mind!

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-You're not fussy then!

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-As long as the horse I'm backing

-is in front, I don't care.

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-Cheers!

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-The following day,

-Jude is up at the crack of dawn...

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-..to see the racehorses in training.

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-Carwyn's horse

-is based here in Lambourn.

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-Why have you brought me here

-at seven in the morning?

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-I'll block the wind for you.

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-Everyone thinks

-that horseracing is glamorous...

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-..when they see it on television.

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-People think the world of the WAGs

-is glamorous too...

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-..but not at 7.00am in this place.

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-..but not at 7.00am in this place.

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-Alright, I believe you.

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-But seven o'clock is when

-they start training the horses.

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-The horses train every morning

-and run around the gallops.

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-That's why we're in Lambourn.

-They train a variety of ways.

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-They might go on the canter.

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-To work on the stamina?

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-Yes.

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-I can think

-of better places to work on that!

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-I wouldn't want to run three miles

-this time in the morning.

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-I didn't mean running.

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-I know what you're implying but I

-have to watch what I say on camera!

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-After all the leg pulling...

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-..Jude confesses it's not

-just the cold that bothers her.

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-When I was small I loved horses.

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-I always wanted to ride them,

-but now I'm scared of them.

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-After having children

-I'm afraid of getting on a horse.

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-It soon becomes obvious...

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-..she isn't happy

-just watching horses either.

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-They're coming back towards us.

-Can we move?

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-They'll do it twice again.

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-They'll do it twice again.

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-Yes, but they're going to pass us.

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-I'm scared.

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-I'm scared.

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-It's fine.

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-Can I go now?

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-This one's going mad.

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-That horse is a bit mad.

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-I don't feel safe around that horse.

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-OK.

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-She pegs it to the other side of

-the track out of the horses' sight.

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-Carwyn, if he comes towards me,

-all you'll see is the back of me.

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-Carwyn wants Jude to meet his horse

-down at the stables.

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-Miss Giselle.

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-Here she is, Miss Giselle.

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-What do you think?

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-What do you think?

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-She's nice. Hi. Ooh, hi!

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-Do you think she senses

-I'm afraid and nervous?

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-All the while you're fussing her...

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-..she's looking at me.

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-You're imagining it.

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-You're imagining it.

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-No, she knows I'm talking about her.

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-No, she doesn't.

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-It's true.

-They have heightened senses.

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-They're very intelligent.

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-Every animal has heightened senses.

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-Despite her fear, she must have

-a quick selfie before leaving.

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-I got it! I got it!

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-I got it!

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-It wasn't that bad, was it?

-Yes, it was!

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-Miss Giselle

-is about to train on the gallops.

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-Emma looks after her.

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-She looks well.

-How has she been doing?

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-She's been going well

-at the gallops.

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-Shouldn't be too far off a run.

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-Has she won a race yet?

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-Has she won a race yet?

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-Not yet...

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-..but she's been given her handicap,

-so hopefully before Christmas...

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-..she'll be in the placings

-or better still she'll get us a win.

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-We'll go out

-and see her on the gallops now.

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-Let's do this.

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-Will we see your horse here?

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-Will we see your horse here?

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-Hopefully she'll come through...

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-..in the next lot.

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-She's not exclusively my horse.

-I'm part of a syndicate.

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-So you only own one leg?

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-Or the tail, perhaps...

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-..or part of her nose!

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-There are several of us

-in the syndicate.

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-Here she comes. This is her lot.

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-She's looking good too, fair play.

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-It's nice to see her back

-after the summer break.

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-I hope she'll have a run

-before the end of the month.

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-I hope so.

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-So you're happy, then?

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-Well, I'll be happier if she wins.

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-Do you think you've figured out

-how to spot a winner?

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-Yes, I've learnt a lot from you,

-so thank you. I'm ready now.

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-So you're ready to put a bet

-on the races?

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-Oh, gosh, I'm ready for a drink too.

-A cup of tea!

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-I'll buy you breakfast.

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-My feet are cold.

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-OK, I've had enough now.

-Are we heading back?

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-A few days after leaving Carwyn...

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-..Jude gives me a bit of a surprise.

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-She's asked me to meet her at the

-polo horses' stables near her home.

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-Hi, Glynn. How are you?

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-Who've we got today then?

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-We'll give you an experience

-you'll enjoy.

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-BLEEP!

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-Jude's decided she wants to

-conquer her fear of horses.

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-These polo horses

-aren't at all nervous...

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-..unlike Jude.

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-I want to show my children

-fear exists only in the mind.

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-That's what I tell them

-each time they play football.

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-I have to get on this horse now

-to show them I have no fear.

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-When was the last time

-you rode a horse?

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-When I was a little girl.

-Oh, dear, what's wrong with me?

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-Why am I feeling

-a bit nervous all of a sudden?

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-Because you haven't ridden

-for a while.

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-You will be fine.

-You will be fine, Jude.

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-Of course she will.

-Bonnie is a quiet, patient horse.

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-The perfect choice for Jude.

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-I'm feeling nervous,

-a bit apprehensive.

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-I have to do this.

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-There's no two ways about it,

-I'm going on that horse.

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-Let's do it. Bonnie and Jude

-are about to do it.

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-Right, we'll leg you on.

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-Bend this leg back that way

-and I'll lift you straight up.

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-He's alright. He's alright, Jude.

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-He's only having a shuffle.

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-I've got to get on this horse.

-I've got to get on this horse.

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-I feel as if I'm quaking.

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-Shaking.

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-Shaking.

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-Same thing!

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-This is really bad. I've never ever

-experienced these feelings before.

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-I'll get a mounting block

-and you can walk up on it, OK?

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-What's up with me?

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-That's great, thank you.

-That's it. See? Easy.

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-You'll be fine now, Jude.

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-Or we can go home.

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-Or we can go home.

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-No, I'm not going home.

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-Giving up is not an option. No way.

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-Right, so...

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-Yep, put that in there,

-put weight on it and swing up.

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-Look at that, too easy! Too easy.

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-I don't know

-what all the fuss was about...

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-..because soon

-she's even hitting polo balls.

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-Well done.

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-Well done.

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-Yes!

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-Jude, that's brilliant.

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-Watch the bottom of it.

-Watch the bottom of the ball.

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-Arm back. Watch the bottom.

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-Look at that! It's a goal!

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-Yay, it's a goal!

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-Oh, whoa, yeah, OK,

-so you've just left him?

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-Yes. If he walks off,

-it doesn't matter, he won't go far.

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-Hi.

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-In Part 2, Jude is back in

-far more familiar surroundings...

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-..and in good spirits

-with old friends.

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-She's still the same

-as she was in Bangor.

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-We read about her in the papers and

-on Twitter but Jude hasn't changed.

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-And she's come to realize

-it's not just footballers...

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-..who have potential.

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-The jockeys

-are the most important ones.

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-That's what I've come to realize.

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-Mid summer and the crowds

-have reached Chester for the races.

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-If there are races going on

-in the city...

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-..Jude and her friends

-are sure to attend.

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-We've got a really long day today.

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-We're going to Chester Races before

-going to a party in Manchester...

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-..this evening...

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-..which goes on

-until five in the morning.

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-That's why we're having a big

-breakfast and a little champagne.

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-Joining Jude today are her friends,

-Charlotte and James...

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-..and Carl, her accountant.

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-Iechyd da!

-You have to say iechyd da!

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-As she heads to the racecourse

-a few girls from Anglesey spot Jude.

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-They turn out to be

-big fans of hers.

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-Have you been watching the show?

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-Have you been watching the show?

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-Yes, too right.

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-Aah, that's beautiful.

-You look great.

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-Fabulous! Remember to tag me!

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-You look fantastic.

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-You too, as always.

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-And you!

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-And you!

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-Enjoy yourself...

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-..and come for a drink

-with us later.

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-You've already made our day!

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-The WAG from Anglesey

-is my claim to fame today!

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-The WAG from Anglesey!

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-The WAG from Anglesey!

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-Yes, the WAG from Anglesey.

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-Hooray!

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-Once at the racecourse...

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-..there's only one place to head.

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-We're heading to

-the champagne bar...

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-..before meeting our friends.

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-Shall we go to the champagne bar?

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-Shall we go to the champagne bar?

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-Oh, absolutely.

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-But reaching the champagne bar

-takes a bit of time.

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-Half of Anglesey is here today

-and they all recognize Jude.

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-I haven't seen you for years.

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-I haven't seen you for years.

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-How are you?

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-I'm fine, thanks. What are you doing

-here, apart from having fun?

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-We've come for a day out.

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-Are you on your own?

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-No, they've all gone off

-to put bets on...

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-..while we're left

-to drink the champagne.

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-I don't often see

-people from Anglesey at the races.

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-I'm thrilled. I've met these girls

-who I haven't seen since my youth.

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-We're going to get

-some champagne now.

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-Cheers, darling!

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-Enjoy your day.

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-See you later.

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-Nice to see you.

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-She's still the same person

-she was in Bangor.

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-We've seen things in the papers and

-on Twitter but Jude hasn't changed.

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-Me and Jude used to have good fun

-going out clubbing...

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-..and then Jude went further afield

-and I went to university.

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-It's good to see her again.

-Really good to see her again.

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-Over at the champagne bar...

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-..it's time to relax,

-catch up with friends...

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-..and discuss clothes.

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-What I like about Chester Races is

-that there's a diverse bunch here.

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-There are people who are over

-the top, people who mix and match.

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-That's why I feel at home here.

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-It's one of the classiest races.

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-I'm not someone who takes

-a lot of time deciding what to wear.

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-I usually wear a frock

-to come to the races...

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-..but it's a little cold

-so I thought I'd wear trousers...

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-..and a blouse.

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-A little Balmain

-with Giuseppe sandals.

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-Hopefully her feet won't be cold

-in those Giuseppe sandals.

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-It's time to put on a bet.

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-I'm going with number five, Bishop.

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-I can't see Bishop

-but I can see Bossipop!

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-How much pop have you had, Jude?

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-I'm not a big gambler so I'd like to

-play safe and do each way.

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-I don't really take

-a lot of chances...

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-..so I don't think betting's for me.

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-But I like putting down a bit

-of money just for the fun of it.

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-I would like to do 50 each way,

-please.

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-Thank you.

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-The jockeys are the important ones.

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-That's what I've come to realize.

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-Their height, the lighter they are,

-the quicker the horse.

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-And if the odds are high...

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-..I don't really go for them.

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-Whether it comes first, second

-or third, I hope I win something.

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-I'm going with number five, Bishop.

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-No, Bossipop.

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-No, Bossipop.

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-The horse is three years old.

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-He's young, the odds are low.

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-That's why I've gone for him.

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-Jude wants to watch

-from the front...

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-..and at the side of the track

-are more Welsh people.

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-I'm Sophie. Hi.

-Are you here for the day?

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-No, after this we're

-heading to Manchester for a party.

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-You're having a party tonight?

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-I am indeed. 400 of the finest.

-You'll be there yourself.

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-I'll be kidnapping you.

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-I'll be kidnapping you.

-

-400 people? That's a big party.

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-Even by Welsh standards!

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-The race is about to start,

-there's tension in the air.

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-Everyone's excited.

-I'm feeling really lucky today.

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-I feel like I might have a chance

-to win something.

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-Winning the race

-isn't the only thing on Jude's mind.

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-Lots of men

-have been checking me out.

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-I've chatted with lots of men.

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-Maybe it's time now.

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-I'm going to win the race

-and I'm going to win a guy.

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-Or maybe he's going to win me.

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-I've put a bet on Sophisticated Air

-and one more.

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-Why did you

-bet on Sophisticated Air?

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-I always go for the names.

-Nothing more than that, really.

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-I've gone for Bishop because...

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-No, you've gone for Bossipop.

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-He's got a lot of stamina.

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-OK, whoa, whoa! They're off.

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-You won!

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-Did you win?

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-Did you win?

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-In case you didn't twig, Bossipop,

-Jude's horse, won the race.

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-It won. What did I tell you?

0:21:320:21:34

-I won so I'm made up.

-I think I needed this win.

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-I'm going to take these

-to the corporate event.

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-I'm going to tell my accountant

-I've won money.

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-The drinks are on me. Let's go!

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-They're on their way

-to one of the exclusive boxes...

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-..as guests

-of Jude's accountant, Carl.

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-So, listen,

-I put a bet on number five...

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-..and he won.

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-I put both ways, I didn't

-want to take too much of a chance.

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-Every time I bet,

-I put it on number nine...

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-..because it's both my ex-husband's

-and my son's lucky number.

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-Today I took a gamble

-and bet on number five.

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-Ah, so it's the horse's number

-that's important now...

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-..not the horse's age,

-its name nor the jockey's weight!

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-That was my new theory today.

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-Doesn't matter what theory she used,

-she won and she wants her money.

0:22:340:22:39

-I don't know how much I won.

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-I'm happy I didn't lose any money.

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-I put 50 down both ways...

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-..and that's what I got back

-after tax and so on.

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-I'm joking! I won a lot of money.

0:22:520:22:56

-I'm happy and he's happy.

0:22:560:22:59

-He doesn't like me betting

-but it's all part of the fun.

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-It's a good day out.

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-It's a good day out.

-

-A good day out!

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-She didn't reveal how much she won.

-A couple of hundred pounds, maybe?

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-Enough to ensure

-the rest of the day's a success.

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-I've had a great day.

-I'm chuffed because I won.

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-My best friends are here,

-my accountant's here.

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-We're going to a party now,

-so goodbye! The drinks are on me!

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