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"An advertising executive fulfills his daughter's wish for a horse of her own by including them both in his newest ad campaign."
"Fred Bolton (Jones), a New York advertising executive, acquires a horse for his daughter as part of a haphazard promotional campaign for a blustery client. With help from an attractive riding school instructor (Baker), Fred is hopeful that the horse will bring fame to the client's product, save Fred's own job, and pay for his daughter's expensive equestrian pursuits."@en
"Fred Bolton, a New York advertising executive, acquires a horse for his daughter as part of a promotional campaign for a client. With help from an attractive riding school instructor, Fred is hopeful that the horse will bring fame to the client's product, save Fred's own job, and pay for his daughter's expensive equestrian pursuits."
"The high jinks begin when harassed New York advertising executive Fred Bolton acquires a horse for his painfully shy daughter as a part of a hurriedly conceived promotional campaign. With help from an attractive riding instructor and his daughter's would-be boyfriend, Fred hopes the horse will bring his client fame, save his own job, and just maybe finance his daughter's expensive equestrian habit!"@en
"Fred Bolton, a New York advertising executive, acquires a horse for his daughter as part of a haphazard promotional campaign for a blustery client. With help from an attractive riding school instructor, Fred is hopeful that the horse will bring fame to the client's product, save Fred's own job, and pay for his daughter's expensive equestrian pursuits."
"Fred Bolton, a New York advertising executive, acquires a horse for his daughter as part of a haphazard promotional campaign for a blustery client. With help from an attractive riding school instructor, Fred is hopeful that the horse will bring fame to the client's product, save Fred's own job, and pay for his daughter's expensive equestrian pursuits."@en
"An advertising executive buys a horse for his daughter as part of a campaign for one of his clients and finds himself getting involved in the horse's plans instead of his own."
"An advertising executive buys a horse for his daughter as part of a campaign for one of his clients and finds himself getting involved in the horse's plans instead of his own."@en