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Luck Season 1 Episode 9 – Episode 9
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In the first-season finale, Gus draws on past experience to deal with a present threat, and Ace is floored by a surprise visitor. Meanwhile, Walter’s Gettin’ Up Morning and Gus’ Pint of Plain wow the crowd in the Western Derby; Mon Gateau’s owners prepare for their biggest race so far; and Escalante checks in for frequent updates on Jo’s condition.
Luck Season 1 Episode 8 – Episode 8
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Ace reacts decisively to a new wrinkle in the racetrack deal, but it’s probably not a move that Smythe will take lying down. Meanwhile, Walter tries to concentrate on the historic Western Derby, in which his horse will go head-to-head with Gus’; Rosie’s good news isn’t so great for Leon; and Jo is injured in a stable accident.
Luck Season 1 Episode 7 – Episode 7
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Ace has a relaxing visit to the prison-outreach retirement farm for horses, but Nathan Israel has a rougher time trying to persuade Ace’s new partners of his boss’ sincerity. Meanwhile, Walter discusses Gettin’ Up Morning’s ownership with a lawyer and decides on his next rider; Jerry teams up with a card dealer to play their way into a poker tournament; Lonnie makes a solo claim on another horse; and Rosie asks Joey for representation
Luck Season 1 Episode 5 – Episode 5
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Ace takes the reins when Escalante surprises Gus with his decision to race Pint of Plain with an inexperienced jockey in the horse’s debut. Meanwhile, Marcus delves into the meaning of his friendship with Jerry; and Claire accompanies Ace to the track after accepting his very generous donation
Luck Season 1 Episode 3 – Episode 3
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Episode 3
Ace enlists Nathan Israel (Patrick J. Adams), a cocky, young whiz kid, in his plans. Walter decides to enter his colt, Gettin’up Morning, in his first race, but loses Ronnie as his rider when the jockey takes a tumble. Burned by Mulligan (W. Earl Brown) at the claiming race, Marcus, Renzo and Lonnie send Jerry to buy the horse back – and then return him to Escalante (John Ortiz) to train.