What does the analogy to thoroughbred horses mean? How does it tie into the central themes of culture clashing(s) and the overall lack of understanding for each other's cultures, and therefore fuel the tensions in the play? (check details)

Lastly, how does this quote affect the tone perceived by the audience, and furthermore, affect how the audience perceives and understands the relationships between Olunde and Elesin, Pilkings and Elesin, as well as the relationship between Olunde and Pilkings? How does the analogy help with character development and the development of intertwined subplots?

Pilkings: Your son honours you. If he didn't he would not ask your blessing.

Elesin: No. Even a thoroughbred is not without pity for the turf he strikes with his hoof. When is he coming?