That Gang of Mine

Muggs Maloney:
Heeey, ya seen da postman yet?

Danny Dolan:
Naw. You expectin' a letter?

Muggs Maloney:
What's it to ya?

Danny Dolan:
Nut'in'. I was jis' wond'rin' who's gonna read it to ya.

[the boys all laugh but one]

Muggs Maloney:
[not laughing] Very witty. Verrry witty.

Peewee:
Hey, you know, guys, I got an idea.

Scruno, Skinny:
[together] Yeah?

Skinny:
Does it hurt much?

Danny Dolan:
No dad-burn Yankee's gonna dirty the name of the greatest Dixie rider of the bluegrass ponies.

Muggs Maloney:
Whadda YOU guys know about horse racin'?

Danny Dolan:
I seen 'em once... in a news real.

Muggs Maloney:
Well, they don't call horses "ponies."

Danny Dolan:
No? My uncle's a bookie, ain't he? Well, he calls 'em ponies.

Muggs Maloney:
Well, he's all wet, see? They call 'em geldin's 'n' fillies and maybe stuff like that.

Danny Dolan:
Go on! Phillies is a baseball team!

Scruno:
What's 'e matter, Ben?

Ben:
Go no, go on, go on...

Scruno:
Wait a minute. Don't go brushin' ME off, you know, 'cause you got a funny look in your face.

Ben:
Oh, my face ain't no different than the day it was yesterday.

Scruno:
Your mouth ain't tellin' the same story that yo' eyes is.

Muggs Maloney:
Guys up at Sing-Sing got more freedom den I got. I haven't left this track in days. All I've been hearin' is horses and seein' horse. It's a wonder I ain't eatin' hay and neighin'.

Muggs Maloney:
Ya mean, ya still gonna bet on me?

Danny Dolan:
Sure. Can you think of an easier way t' lose money?

Danny Dolan:
Muggs ain't yella.

Horse Trainer Morgan:
I know it, but he's afraid. Afraid of that horse. Afraid of speed.

Danny Dolan:
Oh, I'm scared o' things, too. I mean, like... like... bein' on a high place.

Horse Trainer Morgan:
Everybody has some fear. Fear of snakes. Fear of fires. Some people are afraid of losing their jobs or of growing old.

Danny Dolan:
Den... den you mean dere ain't no disgrace in bein' scared.

Horse Trainer Morgan:
It's only disgraceful if you fail to fight your fear. Muggs has been fighting but he can't lick it. He's not a jockey, and he never will be.