The Adams family has a long history of breeding fine horses on their ranch in Buckaroo, with bronze statues of past generations standing in the town square. The current patriarch, Jeff Adams, is proud of his horses and ranch, but his love of gambling has led him to let the contract for horses fall into the hands of the cunning Brock Danver. Danver has his eyes on the Adams ranch and is also interested in Jeff's daughter Kim, who is a stage-struck performer. When Roy Rogers, a singing cowboy, rides into town, Kim helps him out of a jam and gives him a job on the ranch. Roy soon discovers Danver's scheme to ruin the Adams horse-raising business and sets out to thwart him. After Jeff is killed in a riding accident and Danver tries to have Trigger, the family's prized stallion, shot, Roy defies the order and hides Trigger in a meadow, where he trains the horse to be usable again. Meanwhile, Danver takes control of the Adams' business and tries to persuade Kim to give up her claim to the ranch, but Roy intervenes to save the day.
Hands Across the Border
In a thrilling tale, two horse breeders, Adams and Brock, engage in a fierce competition to secure a lucrative Army contract. Tragedy strikes when Adams meets a fatal accident while attempting to ride his prized horse, Trigger. Roy intervenes, rescuing the horse from certain destruction and ultim...
