The second visit is to The Black Horse Inn in Kirby Fleetham, North Yorkshire, where unlikely double act manager Steve Barker and side-kick/bar manager Callum Dixon believe they can win their guests over. On arrival, the countryside pub makes a good impression but on closer inspection Enid Hall makes a fuss about fluff and has whiffy woes in the bathroom. That afternoon, the guests take part in a game of quoits and as the competition moves up a notch, Stephen pins down the prize. During dinner in the pub restaurant, hosts Steve and Callum are quizzed about their team work and Enid reveals that despite being in her 70s, she works as a one woman band. At breakfast, Stephen gives his hosts a challenge over coffee while Enid reveals that although she's a newbie, when it comes to the competition, she's 'in it to win it!'.