The boys get mixed up with a race horse and crooked gamblers.The boys get mixed up with a race horse and crooked gamblers.The boys get mixed up with a race horse and crooked gamblers.
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William 'Billy' Benedict
- Whitey
- (as William Benedict)
David Gorcey
- Chuck
- (as David Condon)
Benny Bartlett
- Butch
- (as Bennie Bartlett)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis was Whitey's (William 'Billy' Benedict) last appearance in the series.
- GoofsThe first time the boys bring the horse to the racetrack to retrieve My Girl, Slip says "Whitey, you and Sach switch the horses - and do it with dispatch." Sach replies "I thought we were gonna do it with Tarzana," but there's no way at that point that Sach could have known the other horse is named Tarzana.
- Quotes
Terence Aloysius 'Slip' Mahoney: Si'down, make yourselves homely.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Hold That Line (1952)
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In the summary I say that Huntz Hall is more annoying than usual. Well, you expect him to be annoying...but here in "Crazy Over Horses" he's worse than usual. I've seen most of the Bowery Boys' films...and here he's even more grating than you'd expect!
A man owes Louie some money and Louie gets Slip and the guys to go collect. Well, the guy has no money to give but gives them a horse instead...one that had been abandoned long ago. So, they take the horse to Louie...who is NOT pleased to have a race horse in his shop in New York!
It turns out this horse belonged to a group of crooks who were planning on using it to make a killing at the race track. After all, a lousy horse they own is a spitting image of the abandoned one...and the abandoned one has the makings of a champion. So why would they just leave the horse and forget to pay for boarding it? Well, that is a huge hole in the story! What's next? See the film.
The story is watchable but as I've already said, Sach (Huntz Hall) seems to be at his most annoying throughout the film. This combined with a hole-ridden plot, and a tasteless blackface scene (with Hall, of course) make this subpar even for a Bowery Boys outing.
A man owes Louie some money and Louie gets Slip and the guys to go collect. Well, the guy has no money to give but gives them a horse instead...one that had been abandoned long ago. So, they take the horse to Louie...who is NOT pleased to have a race horse in his shop in New York!
It turns out this horse belonged to a group of crooks who were planning on using it to make a killing at the race track. After all, a lousy horse they own is a spitting image of the abandoned one...and the abandoned one has the makings of a champion. So why would they just leave the horse and forget to pay for boarding it? Well, that is a huge hole in the story! What's next? See the film.
The story is watchable but as I've already said, Sach (Huntz Hall) seems to be at his most annoying throughout the film. This combined with a hole-ridden plot, and a tasteless blackface scene (with Hall, of course) make this subpar even for a Bowery Boys outing.
- planktonrules
- Feb 4, 2022
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- Runtime1 hour 5 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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