Racing Blood (1926)
Harris Fleming, after losing the estate of his nephew to John Sterling--whose rival horse, "The Devil," wins a race--wires his nephew at college and then kills himself. When Jimmy Fleming receives the wire, he is about to attend a dance with Muriel Sterling and puts it aside; Muriel happily informs him of her father's recent good fortune, and opening the telegram, Jimmy is stunned to learn of the tragic turn of events. He leaves and obtains a job with a small California newspaper as a reporter, and Muriel loses contact with him. At a circus auction, Jimmy buys a handsome horse, in reality Muriel's racer--stolen from her uncle. Later, when Muriel meets Jimmy riding the horse, she does not disclose the horse's identity. Unable to hire a jockey, Jimmy decides to ride the horse in a steeplechase; but when his weight prohibits the entry, Muriel rides it herself and wins not only the race but also Jimmy's love.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Frank Richardson | Director |
| James Bell Smith | Writer |
| James Bell Smith | Writer |
| Glenn Belt | Producer |
| Ray June | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Robert Agnew | |
| Anne Cornwall | |
| John Elliott | |
| Clarence Geldert |
