The Winner (1913)
Popular jockey Jimmy Snell entertains Elinor Ranny, his employer's 14-year-old daughter, and is greatly impressed by her sweet nature. Upon her departure from the stables, Elinor presents Snell with a rose, which he preserves. During the next five years, Snell goes to the bad. Elinor, now grown to young womanhood, goes on a shopping tour accompanied by her school chum Nora Kelton, whom she is visiting. On a panhandling expedition, Snell is hurled bodily from a saloon; the girls witness this and hasten to the fallen man's aid. Elinor recognizes Snell and declares her own identity. The girls then scheme to procure Snell employment with the racing establishment of Nora's father, Frank Kelton. Snell, however, succeeds in placing himself with the Kelton stables. Crooked bookmaker Jerry Pierson schemes to prevent Kelton's entry from winning a big handicap, Snell defeats the scheme, is reinstated to good standing with the Jockey Club, and rides Kelton's horse to victory.
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