Racing Romance

The film, produced by Harry J. Brown Productions, tells the story of Isabel Channing and Howard Billings, whose fathers were once close friends. Their friendship ended over a horse, leading to a long-standing feud. Years later, Howard returns from college to find Isabel struggling to maintain her family's homestead and stables, all while facing threats from Thornhill, who seeks to take everything from her.

As a lost film, Racing Romance holds a unique place in cinema history, representing the silent film era's drama genre. The performances by the cast, including Virginia Brown Faire and Reed Howes, contribute to its narrative about family loyalty and rivalry. Collectors interested in silent films or the evolution of drama in early cinema will find value in pursuing this title, despite its lost status.