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With John Arledge, Mary Lawrence, J. Farrell MacDonald, Fuzzy Knight. A jockey is unjustly accused of drugging his horse at the county fair, having been framed by a jealous rival. He leaves town with a friend, and tries to make a new start.
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- Howard Bretherton
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County Fair is a 1937 American drama film directed by Howard Bretherton and starring John Arledge, Mary Lawrence and J. Farrell MacDonald. It was a remake of the 1932 film The County Fair.
Jockey John Hope is set up by his adversaries and disqualified from a county fair because his horse is found to be drugged. John and his trainer Whitey travel cross-country, hoping to find another county fair in which to compete.
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- John Arledge
- Howard Bretherton
Overview. Racetrack drama about a young jockey accused of drugging his horse. John T. Neville. Screenplay, Story. Howard Bretherton.
A jockey is unjustly accused of drugging his horse at the county fair, having been framed by a jealous rival. He leaves town with a friend, and tries to make a new start.
A jockey is unjustly accused of drugging his horse at the county fair, having been framed by a jealous rival. He leaves town with a friend, and tries to make a new start. As they are traveling, they discover a very fast horse which is owned by a brother and sister who live on a farm, and they all de
