

Action · Western · Comedy
Overview
Tom Kenyon and his sidekick Pierre La Farge are hired by rancher Mike O'Day who, with his daughters Toni and Sugar, provides wild horses for the government remount station.
Top Cast


Tom Keene
Tom Keene
Tom Kenyon
Tom Keene
Tom Kenyon


Frank Yaconelli
Frank Yaconelli
Pierre La Farge
Frank Yaconelli
Pierre La Farge


Sugar Dawn
Sugar Dawn
Sugar O'Day
Sugar Dawn
Sugar O'Day


Jack Ingram
Jack Ingram
Duke Carlton
Jack Ingram
Duke Carlton
Hope Blackwood
Hope Blackwood
Toni O'Day
Hope Blackwood
Toni O'Day


Steve Clark
Steve Clark
Mike O'Day
Steve Clark
Mike O'Day


I. Stanford Jolley
I. Stanford Jolley
Ed Spincer
I. Stanford Jolley
Ed Spincer


Tom Seidel
Tom Seidel
Hank Waters - Henchman
Tom Seidel
Hank Waters - Henchman
Nick Moro
Nick Moro
Pancake - the Cook
Nick Moro
Pancake - the Cook


Hal Price
Hal Price
Ted Greenway
Hal Price
Ted Greenway
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