Season 8 » Episode #04 - Bantling Boy
![]() Race-horse trainer Bruce Hartley is found bludgeoned to death with a hammer after the Causton Gold Cup race meeting. Bruce, an alcoholic, had threatened to reveal the reason why his father had bequeathed the thoroughbred race-horse Bantling Boy to four Midsomer villagers. The members of the syndicate come under suspicion, and the killing continues when Dr John Osgood, the lover of Bruce's wife Marianna, is also found dead - and even the Gold Cup-winning horse Bantling Boy falls sick. Barnaby and Scott must unravel the secrets of the Bantling family of Bantling Hall to find the killer. |
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Episode Quotes
Angela Hartley: Don't raise your voice in my kitchen! I will not change my mind!
Sam Tate: Oh, yes, you will, Angela. Only fools and the departed never change their minds.
Sam Tate: Oh, yes, you will, Angela. Only fools and the departed never change their minds.
DCI Tom Barnaby: Yes!
Sergeant Dan Scott: Have you had a bet on, Sir?
DCI Tom Barnaby: I have, Scott. I've made myself a nice little killing.
Sergeant Dan Scott: Have you had a bet on, Sir?
DCI Tom Barnaby: I have, Scott. I've made myself a nice little killing.
Cully Barnaby: I have an audition.
Joyce Barnaby: Ah, that's great, Cully. What is it?
Cully Barnaby: Oh, to play Hero.
DCI Tom Barnaby: Shouldn't that be 'heroine'?
Cully Barnaby: No, Dad. Hero's a woman. Shakespeare. "Much Ado about Nothing."
DCI Tom Barnaby: Let's hope this time it isn't.
[More Quotes]Joyce Barnaby: Ah, that's great, Cully. What is it?
Cully Barnaby: Oh, to play Hero.
DCI Tom Barnaby: Shouldn't that be 'heroine'?
Cully Barnaby: No, Dad. Hero's a woman. Shakespeare. "Much Ado about Nothing."
DCI Tom Barnaby: Let's hope this time it isn't.
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