Pride of the Blue Grass Trailer

Pride of the Blue Grass Trailer (1939)

"NO HORSE CAN MATCH HIS SPEED...NO MAN CAN MATCH HIS COURAGE! America is Cheering GANTRY THE BLIND HORSE Racing Sensation" 06 October 1939 Drama 65 mins

A young man is determined to turn his beloved racehorse, which is blind, into a champion.

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Cast

Edith Fellows

as Midge Griner

James McCallion

as Danny Lowman

Granville Bates

as Col. Robert Griner

Sam McDaniel

as Domino Jones

Bernice Pilot

as Beverly

Arthur Loft

as Dave Miller

Frankie Burke

as Willie Hobson

Frederic Tozere

as First Stranger

Edgar Edwards

as Second Stranger

John Butler

as Mack Lowman

Walter Fenner

as Secretary to Board of Stewards

Raymond Brown

as Sheriff Adams

Lawrence Grant

as Lord Shropshire

Ernie Stanton

as Roberts (uncredited)

International Releases Dates

United States 06 October 1939

Production Companies

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