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Kentucky Girl (1912)
Short | Short, Romance

Kentucky Girl (1912)

Short | Short, Romance

Belle and Bob Hopkins believe their father's horse, the famous Kentucky Girl, will be a sure winner in a coming race. The only contestant they fear is Jim Penn, owned by their neighbor, Rollins, a banker. In the midst of Bob's birthday ...See moreBelle and Bob Hopkins believe their father's horse, the famous Kentucky Girl, will be a sure winner in a coming race. The only contestant they fear is Jim Penn, owned by their neighbor, Rollins, a banker. In the midst of Bob's birthday party, his father presents him with a check for $5,000. Shortly afterward Colonel Hopkins, on the verge of bankruptcy, appeals to Rollins for help. The banker tells him if he will consent to his daughter's marriage to him the money will be furnished. This offer is spurned with contempt and Rollins declares, "Our horses will both run in the sweepstakes. If mine wins I'll break you and your daughter will be glad to marry me." Shortly, a successful jockey promises to ride Kentucky Girl for the colonel. The banker, fearing defeat, tries to poison Kentucky Girl, but through the watchfulness of Shorty, his plans are frustrated and on the date of the race the colonel's horse wins the sweepstakes and the prize of $25,000. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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6 cast members

Name	Known for
Carlyle Blackwell Bob Hopkins Bob Hopkins See fewer	The Ocean Waif (1916)
Mae Marsh Belle Hopkins - Bob's Sister Belle Hopkins - Bob's Sister See fewer	The Birth of a Nation (1915)
William H. West Colonel Hopkins Colonel Hopkins See fewer	The Fatal Opal (1914)
Knute Rahm James Rollins - the Banker James Rollins - the Banker See fewer	The Girl Detective (1915)
Harry Wulze Shorty - The First Jockey Shorty - The First Jockey See fewer	The Movie Queen (1919)
Lew Harkness Bates - The Second Jockey Bates - The Second Jockey See fewer	Kentucky Girl (1912)