"A generation of proud horses", run

This is the third movie I've seen about horses, and it's all about horse racing to be exact. The combination of sports and animals is both exciting and warm, isn't it? Of course, this movie uses a red horse with a good temper, a smart and determined housewife with a charming charm, an old man with a weird personality and their friends, telling the story of a man who stands and talks without back pain. Too light - the story of "where there is a will, there is a way". That sentence is very beautiful and beautiful. If you don't try, you will never know you can succeed. This is also a phrase I like to say, I always say, hey, there is always a solution to everything, right? I admit that this sentence is a proud declaration of my consistent good luck, and I admit that it is a bit savage and unreliable, but I am willing to believe this sentence unconditionally, otherwise, what else can I believe?
Think of the sentence in the cartoon "Alexander's War", "speed." Do you know what the fastest thing in the world is? is to move forward. This little red horse is very arrogant. The most exciting thing about horse racing movies is the running of the horse. It feels omnipotent, and it feels like it is about to surpass, even if there are still a few horses. What I really like about this decent movie is the control of the atmosphere. If you are willing to put in, then it can still let you know the result of the game and relax when you see the Secretariat start chasing the opponent. I was so excited, and even the joy of the final victory was born from my heart, um, I could cry twice if my eyes were shallow.
That eccentric old horse trainer can really make people laugh from the heart, so humorous. A movie with laughter and tears.
Diane Lane is much more charming in this film than "Under the Tuscan Sun", a charming woman who can freely switch between gentle housewives and tough ranchers.

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