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- Great All-Around Horse Movies
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Great All-Around
Horse Movies (Alphabetical Order)
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Lost in the Fog (2008)
A cantankerous racehorse owner, his blue-collar colt, an improbable end. A documentary on the spectacular rise and fall of an American thoroughbred racehorse, "Lost in the Fog," and the connections who loved him.
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The Lost Stallions (2003
A group of friends sets out
to find four lost horses
and ends up finding each
other.
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The Man From Snowy River (1982)
After his father's death, young Jim Craig leaves his home in the Snowy River valley to work for a wealthy landlord, who happens to be the estranged brother
of Jim's mentor, a grizzled old prospector. While fighting to earn his spurs by
breaking a herd of wild horses, Jim falls in love with his employer's spunky
daughter.
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Miracle of the White Stallions (1963)
In World War II, the Lipizzaner Stallions of the
Spanish Riding School (located in Vienna, Austria)
were in danger of being destroyed unless they
were surrendered into the right hands. True
story.
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Misty (of Chincoteague) (1961)
From Marguerite Henry's award winning novel, Misty
of Chincoteauge. A warm-hearted tale of two
children on an island off the Virginia coast
who fall in love with a beautiful wild horse,
and raise money to buy her.
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Moon Stallion (1978)A
young girl, her archeologist
father and her brother visit
friends in Berkshire near
the site of the ancient
Celtic horse cut into a
chalky hillside. Though
Diana is blind, she has
the "sight" which
connects her to a mysterious
white stallion, to an ancient
legend of Arthur as a Celtic
chieftain, and to danger
from others who seek paranormal
power.
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My Brother Talks to Horses (1946)
A child develops an uncanny ability to communicate
with horses, which makes him very popular at
the racetrack.
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My Friend Flicka (1943)
A young boy is determined to befriend and tame
a wild horse in this screen version of Mary
O'Hara's novel.
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My Pal Trigger (1946)
The story of Trigger, the smartest horse in the movies,
from his birth to his becoming Roy's trusty horse.
Considered by many to be Roy's best western.
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National Velvet (1944)
Velvet Brown (young Elizabeth Taylor) disguises herself
as a boy in order to compete in the Grand National
Steeplechase.
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New Adventures of Black Beauty (1996)
Based on the Anna Sewell classic,
this is the story of a young
Victorian girl and her wild
black stallion aptly named
Black Beauty. Living in
New Zealand, the girl and
her beloved horse enjoy
life and engage in everything
from races to treasure hunts.
This collection contains
12 episodes of the series
perfect for the whole family
to enjoy.
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Nico the Unicorn (1998)
A crippled boy saves an abused circus pony and
it rewards him by birthing a unicorn foal that
is capable of magic.
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Phar Lap (1984)
A true story of the Australian wonder horse of
racing. The horse is extremely skittish, though,
and loses its first four races. Finally
Tommy Woodcock (Tom Burlinson), a stable boy,
establishes a bond with the horse through kindness,
and from that time on it wins every race. Phar
Lap today is remembered in Australia in the
same way as Man O' War in the US or Red Rum
in Britain – as the greatest horse of its day
and a symbol of national pride.
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Pit Pony (1997)
In early 20th-century Canada,
young orphan Willie is forced
to fill in for his brother
after he is injured at his
coal-mining job. While struggling
to adjust to the harsh working
conditions, the boy's spirits
are raised when he learns
that he will be assisted
in his duties by a Sable
Island Pony. With the help
of his equine friend, Willie
learns that sometimes miracles
happen in the most unexpected
of places. Heartwarming
family drama stars Ben Rose-Davis,
Jeremy Akerman, Andrew Keilty.
95 min.
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Pride
of the Bluegrass (1939)
Young Midge (Edith Fellows) persuades her father,
Colonel Griner (Granville Bates), to enter their
colt in the Kentucky Derby. It loses the race
and jockey Danny Lowman (James McCallion) is
suspended. The mystery is cleared up when it
is discovered the racehorse is blind, but notwithstanding
this handicap, the dogged Griners and the spirited
steed team up to win the Grand National and
reinstate Danny.
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Pride of Maryland (1951)
Frankie (Stanley Clements), a young jockey with a new
style of riding that brings him acclaim, is
barred from the track when he starts betting
on himself. Since he's been donating his winnings
to an old flame and her father to help them
raise a colt, the forced retirement is quite
a blow. By the finale, however, his winnings
add up to more than just the big race.
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Primo Baby (1989)
A snotty, teenage foster child is adopted by a
rich rancher and turns a horse, destined for
the slaughterhouse, into a champion racer.
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The
Princess Stallion (1997) When her divorced mother dies,
Sarah, a 15-year-old Californian
girl, is sent to live with
her father on his farm in
the Scottish highlands.
There she meets a hermit
(Fergus) who looks after
sick and injured animals
and destroys any traps set
by hunters. One day she
sees a white stallion in
the fog. Her father doesn't
believe that the horse is
real, and that Fergus is
having too big an influence
on her. But the poachers
are after the beautiful
horse.
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Racing Stripes (2005)
An abandoned zebra (voice of
Frankie Muniz) grows up
believing he is a racehorse,
and, with the help of his
barnyard friends and a teenage
girl (Hayden Panettiere),
sets out to achieve his
dream of racing with thoroughbreds.
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The Red Fury
(1994)
The story of an Indian boy and his magnificent horse,
"The Red Fury," a strong-willed horse
only Frankie can tame, and a turn-of-the-century
bigoted white community in the Old West where
only two people, a lonely rancher and a school
teacher, defend him from the rest.
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