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The Tattooed Police Horse

Year: 1964 AdventureDocumentary Runtime: 48 min Rating: 6.0

Overview

Barred from racing for breaking stride, a trotting horse finds a new career as a police officer's mount in Boston.

Genres

AdventureDocumentary

Cast

Keith Andes

Keith Andes

Narrator

Charles Seel

Charles Seel

Ben

Sandy Sanders

Sandy Sanders

Captain Martin Hanley

William Hilliard

William Hilliard

Bill Churchill

Shirley Skates

Shirley Skates

Pam Churchill

George Swinebroad

George Swinebroad

J. P. Rollins

Stan Bergstein

Stan Bergstein

Race Caller

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