Ralph makes too many bets, and when he can’t find cows and calves, he is humbled to the point of making a new friend.

Ralph has to stay in bed longer than he wished and Hank is much sicker, so he takes a long time to get going again.

The Sidlow farm was a discouragement, but when James glimpsed an opportunity to bet on the races he missed out on a big win.

Ralph and Hank wander in the fog, cold, and rain. Zeb found Ralph and rescued him from going to California.

George, the Viking, and Henry all faint at the sight of blood.

Ralph’s temper and pride repeatedly get the best of him, and he ends up assigned to cut poles with Hank.

Even owners of a large number of stock have the capacity to enjoy each animal by name.

Panic at nearly failing to make relationship progress.

Old dogs and a few cats were the companions for Miss Stubbs before her death.

Fence post cutting with Zeb.