Racing Blood

The film follows Frankie Reynolds, portrayed by Frankie Darro, who comes from a family of jockeys. With borrowed money from his sister, he purchases a crippled colt and dedicates himself to nurturing the horse back to health. Over two years, the colt transforms into one of the fastest horses in the country, showcasing themes of determination and ambition in the competitive world of horse racing.

As a piece from the 1930s, Racing Blood reflects the era's fascination with sports dramas and the complexities of personal ambition. The film also features a cast including Kane Richmond and Gladys Blake, adding to the intrigue of its story. Collectors may appreciate the film's unique focus on the horse racing industry and its depiction of the jockeying lifestyle.