The Lion and the Horse

After selling it to a cruel rodeo owner, a cowboy attempts to buy back the wild stallion he snared.

Cast

Steve Cochran

as Ben Kirby

Ray Teal

as Dave Tracy

Bob Steele

as Matt Jennings

Sherry Jackson

as Jenny

Harry Antrim

as Cas Bagley

George O'Hanlon

as 'Shorty' Cameron

Ed Hinton

as Al Richie

William Fawcett

as 'Pappy' Cole

House Peters Jr.

as 'Rocky' Steuber

Lee Roberts

as Riggs

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