Lou Grover: [Lou is on the phone while at the hospital with Danny and Kono where they brought in a poison victim] Okay. Thank you.
[to Danny]
Lou Grover: You were right. That was the ATA
[American Thoroughbred Association]
Lou Grover: . Blood from Keone's, direct DNA match to Urban Myth.
Danny Williams: Uhuh. Okay, and that sample was taken a couple of days ago. That means that horse is on this island.
Kono Kalakaua: Keone must have come into contact with him, and then reached out to Harrison to let him know he found his missing horse.
Lou Grover: Harrison tells Keone to get a blood sample so that he can confirm.
Danny Williams: And then whoever has Urban Myth realizes that somebody's on to him and realizes he has to clip 'em both.
Lou Grover: We gotta figure out who's got that horse.
Kono Kalakaua: Okay. The thing I don't get is this. Why would you steal a racehorse and not ransom it? I mean, it's not like you can run it anywhere.
Danny Williams: No. But you could put it out to stud, and make a lot of money.
Chin Ho Kelly: [Chin and Steve are at Five-O headquarters at the computer table] Okay. So we checked, and there are only three stud farms on the entire island. But one of them, Nakata Ranch, was right on Keone's delivery route.
Kono Kalakaua: [Kono, Danny, and Lou on speaker phone at the hospital] That must be where he saw Urban Myth.
Danny Williams: Okay. What do we know about this place?
Chin Ho Kelly: Owner's name is Al Mokuau.
Lou Grover: That's the guy from the rodeo. That's the same guy who tried to pin this whole thing on Luke Pakele. I say we round him up.
Steve McGarrett: What was that, a horse metaphor?
Lou Grover: Yes, sir.
