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Racing Luck is a 1948 American comedy romance sport film directed by William Berke and starring Gloria Henry.
Racing Luck: Directed by William Berke. With Gloria Henry, Stanley Clements, David Bruce, Paula Raymond. Brother and sister "Boots" Warren and Phyllis Warren inherit two race horses. One of the horses is claimed by a rival horse-owner, Jeff Stuart, when it wins a claiming race at Santa Anita.
Overview. Brother and sister "Boots" Warren and Phyllis Warren inherit two race horses. One of the horses is claimed by a rival horse-owner, Jeff Stuart, when it wins a claiming race at Santa Anita. Then Stuart learns that the horse will not run without its former stablemate.
Orphaned by the death of their father, Phyllis Warren and her younger brother Boots find themselves the owners of two race horses and a pile of debts. Charm Boy, Phyllis' horse, is the more promising of the two, but refuses to run unless Boots's steed Flasher is entered in the same race.
Brother and sister «Boots» Warren and Phyllis Warren inherit two race horses. One of the horses is claimed by a rival horse-owner, Jeff Stuart, when it wins a claiming race at Santa Anita. Then Stuart learns that the horse will not run without its former stablemate. But neither Stuart nor the Warrens want to give up their respective horses. It is finally agreed that both horses will be ...
In Racing Luck, Gloria is top-billed as Phyllis Warren, sister of headstrong jockey Boots Warren (Stanley Clements). There's plenty of stock racetrack footage, intermingled with newly-lensed sequences of staged races.
One of the horses is claimed by a rival horse-owner, Jeff Stuart, when it wins a claiming race at Santa Anita. Then Stuart learns that the horse will not run without its former stablemate. But neither Stuart nor the Warrens want to give up their respective horses.
