Pancho Villa, a criminal and bandit, killed and robbed innocent people. He also took other people's property from people. It is a pity that Diaz did not destroy this bandit and criminal. But in 1923 he got what he deserved. He's just an asshole
the most off things about this scene: 1) A horse that is not qualified to race would not be let into a horse race, especially if that horse's identity - and the rider's identity - was unknown 2) A child that young should not be allowed to be a jockey with adult jockeys due to the weight differences. 3) A jockey/rider would not be allowed to just take off their helmet and throw it down onto the track. This not only takes extra weight off, but it causes a potential hazard on the track. 4) Horses showing that much aggression to each other before a race would normally be scratched
The moment when Garr as the mother has the "thank you" moment with the horse is one of the most profound, quiet and heartbreaking scenes in any film. I wish they would re release this for a new generation.
I was 10 years old right around 1982 83 just lost both parents a divorce put Mickey Rooney was starring in it and he was one of the original Little rascals
The boy Kelly Reno signed books and autographs at my grand opening at my shop...My partner was good friends of his and his parents..We got to visit their ranch..What a lovely gracious family
Ill be 33 this year,this will forever be my movie with my 7yr old son he loves horses,sold our family horse 2yrs ago ive had since i was 16yrs old,hes still alive and pushing 30yrs old❤
