the ending

Well, it's a little more than that. There is a scene where Tyler and Jordan are in the barn with the colt they found. Tyler tells Jordan a story about the Indians that used to be in the area. He said that when a man was interested in marrying a women he would take a horse (Bridal Prize) to her. If she accepted it they were considered engaged. When Jordan sent the pictures of Tyler's sisters wedding (and an invitation to the gallery showing of her pictures) the sister called to thank her. She asked Jordan about her fiance and Jordan told her that they were no longer together. Tyler's sister ran out to tell Tyler and he acted like he didn't care. The sister told him to quit being stuborn and get over his wife's death and admit he loved Jordan. (Not exactly those word's but similar) The next scene was of Jordan and her friend at the gallery opening and Jordan remarking about how she's not as happy about the show as she was when she took the pictures. The gallery owner made a speech about the exhibit (the takes keep cutting from the gallery to a man walking through the streets leading a horse). After his speech you hear the horse making noises in the background the crowd parts, Tyler is leading the colt in to Jordan. He ask's her if this would make a good Bridal Prize and hands her the rope. She takes it and they start kissing. I like my version better. It's longer, but the romance is not lost in the translation.