The Oaklawn Handicap

1915

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaOwner John Deering buys Liberty Belle, a mare of fine breeding and speed, but looked upon as a cripple and an outlaw, for none of the jockeys can be tempted to mount her. One day a strange f... Leer todoOwner John Deering buys Liberty Belle, a mare of fine breeding and speed, but looked upon as a cripple and an outlaw, for none of the jockeys can be tempted to mount her. One day a strange fat little fellow, one "Pudge" Hill, drifts into the Deering stable and proves that he can ... Leer todoOwner John Deering buys Liberty Belle, a mare of fine breeding and speed, but looked upon as a cripple and an outlaw, for none of the jockeys can be tempted to mount her. One day a strange fat little fellow, one "Pudge" Hill, drifts into the Deering stable and proves that he can handle the notorious Liberty Belle to her owner's satisfaction; in fact, he seems to exert... Leer todo

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The usual trend of race track stories

A two-reel story of the race track produced by a company including Wm. Clifford, Marie Walcamp, Rex de Rosselli and others. The sporting atmosphere is good in this and the story runs along in an entertaining way. It follows the usual trend of race track stories. The favorite's shoes are tampered with and later the jockey is kidnapped and bound in a cabin presumed to be deserted. But Limpy Joe is upstairs and saves the jockey from the fire started in the cabin; this was realistically shown. The action is good throughout and the close effective. - The Moving Picture World, April 3, 1915