A newly rich couple, under the impression that Cockney racing tout Evans is a championship-winning trainer (he isn’t), ask him if he can train a racehorse they have just bought. It turns out that they don’t know anything about horse racing, but think that having a championship racehorse will be their ticket into “society”. Evans agrees, but since he doesn’t have a stable, moves the horse into the quarters he shares with two lodgers. Surprisingly, the horse has an innate talent for racing and could well be a champion. Evans enters him in the big championship race, but the day before it is to take place, the horse is stolen. |
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Ratings: | IMDB: No rating yet | |
Released: | January 1, 1936 | |
Runtime: | 86 min | |
Genres: | Comedy | |
Countries: | United Kingdom | |
Companies: | Warner Bros. First National Warner Brothers-First National Productions | |
Cast: | Max Miller Nancy O'Neil Clarice Mayne | |
Crew: | William Beaudine Robert Edmunds Frank Launder Edgar Wallace | |
insaniacza : agreed although.... how can they actually expect it to be any better than the original?