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"Roy wants to breed his horse with Golden Sovereign, but its owner Gabby refuses. When both their horses escape, a man named Scoville shoots Golden Sovereign by mistake, but it's Roy who is jailed for the crime. Months later Roy returns with Golden Sovereign's son Trigger, and discovers that Scoville was there when the horse was shot. Now it's time for Roy to clear his name once and for all."@en
"Roy Rogers is wrongfully incarcerated for the death of the thoroughbred, Golden Sovereign. While attempting to mate his mare with a superb stallion, the mare dies and the real villain is temporarily free and clear."@en
"Roy and Gabby set out for high adventure on the western plains with their two horses Trigger and Golden Sovereign."@en
"Roy Rogers mates one of his mares to a stallion who is accidently killed by villain Jack Holt. The foal grows up to be Trigger."@en
"This gentle, tuneful western is one of cowboy crooner Roy Rogers' best and most successful films; it is also his personal favorite. The fanciful tale tells how Rogers obtained his magnificent horse Trigger and begins with horse trader Rogers as he prepares to breed his best mare with his best friend's glorious Palomino stallion. Trouble comes in the form of a villainous gambler who has similar plans for his own mare. He attempts to rustle the stud, but the attempt fails, the stallion escapes and breeds with Roger's mare. Angrily, the gambler shows up and shoots the beautiful horse, leaving Rogers to shoulder the blame. Fortunately, Roy and his impregnated mare flee. Later she gives birth to Trigger who helps Rogers get revenge after he grows up."
"Roy was a man who loved horses. He rode one of the best mares in the countryside. One day while watching a horse show he finds a prize winning stallion. He suggests to the owner (Gabby Hayes) that they should mate the horses for an exceptional foal. The horse owner is angered by the suggestion, and, when the stallion is kidnapped and shot by horse thieves, Roy is blamed."@en
"A fictionalized tale of how Roy Rogers obtained his famous horse. Rogers is a horse trader falsely imprisoned for shooting a stallion owned by his best friend (Gabby Hayes). A year later, he has a chance to clear his name."@en
"Roy Rogers is wrongfullu incarcerated for the death of the thoroughbred, Golden Sovereign. WWhile attempting to mate his mare with a superb stallion, the mare dies and the real villian is temporarily free and clear."@en
"Gabby is the owner of a horse ranch with a prize palomino stud. Roy is a horse trader who would like to wed his mare to the palomino. An unlikely series of events occurs when Gabby's horse is stolen. The palomino is lost just long enough to mate with Roy's mare, then the thief accidentally shoots the horse. Roy is blamed for the theft and sent to jail."
"Roy and the bad guys both want to mate their mares with a prize stallion which is owned by Gabby. One of villains accidently kills the stallion. The foal grows up to be Trigger."@en
"Roy and the bad guys both want to mate their mares with a prize stallion which is owned by Gabby. One of villains accidently kills the stallion. The foal grows up to be Trigger."
"Western musical with Roy Rogers as a horse dealer who is wrongly accused of killing a valuable horse, but is vindicated at the end of the movie."
"A fanciful yarn that tells how Roy Rogers obtained his magnificent horse, Trigger. Trigger helps Rogers get revenge on a villainous gambler after he grows up."
"Roy Rogers is wrongfully jailed for the death of a mare. But a year later, he finds a chance to clear his name."
"Roy Rogers is wrongfully jailed for the death of a mare. But a year later, he finds a chance to clear his name."@en