Whips Magnets
Description: The 1980s film “The Blues Brothers” features many a treasured gem, with outrageous stunts, hilarious lines, and incredible performances. Among the film’s best moments is one infamous line about an unfamiliar drink: the Orange Whip. The mention of the Orange Whip occurs during a scene in which parole officer Detective Burton Mercer (John Candy) attends the brothers’ big benefit concert. Before arresting Jake, Mercer allows the brothers to finish the performance. As he waits with two state troopers for the show to begin, Candy delivers the famous line: “Who wants an Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Three Orange Whips.”
Description: A black background features a jockey on a brown horse in mid-gallop, wearing a green and white racing outfit and helmet. The horse has the number '5' on its saddle pad. Surrounding the central element is a golden laurel wreath adorned with red roses and berries. At the bottom, a golden horseshoe is prominently displayed, with crossed whips and stars above the jockey.
