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The Shamrock Handicap ()


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The story of Sir Miles O'Hara and his daughter, who rent out living quarters to a poor family, the O'Sheas, who cannot pay rent on time.

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Lady Sheila O'Hara
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Neil Ross
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Con O'Shea
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Sir Miles O'Hara
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Molly O'Shea
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Orville Finch
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'Chesty' Morgan
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Jockey Ginsburg (as Georgie Harris)
Ely Reynolds ...
Virus Cakes
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Thomas Delmar ...
Michaels (uncredited)
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Well-Wishing Villager (uncredited)
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The Procurer of Taxes (uncredited)
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Doctor (uncredited)
Eleanore Vogel ...
Woman (uncredited)

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John Ford

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Peter B. Kyne ... (from the story by)
 
Elizabeth Pickett ... (titles)
 
John Stone ... (scenario)

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John Ford ... producer (uncredited)

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George Schneiderman ... (photographed by)

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Elizabeth Pickett ... (uncredited)

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Edward O'Fearna ... assistant director (uncredited)

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William Fox ... copyright / presenter
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Plot Summary

Sir Miles Gaffney, an Irishman whose affection for the tenants on his estate leads him to face poverty, is obliged to dispose of part of his stable of racehorses to Orville Finch, a wealthy American. Finch returns home not only with the horses but also Neil Ross, a young trainer and jockey, who leaves reluctantly because he is in love with Sheila, Sir Miles's daughter. When Neil is injured in a steeplechase race, Sir Miles and Sheila sail from Ireland, bringing with them their prize filly, "Dark Rosaleen," which they enter in the Shamrock Handicap. When their jockey is injured, Neil takes his place and wins the race; the family fortune is thus recouped, and all return to Ireland, where Neil finds happiness with Sheila. Written by AFI

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Taglines A drama of pathos and Irish wit about a heroic Irish jockey and a famous Irish steeplechase on an American track. (Print Ad-Cape May County Times, ((Sea Isle City, NJ)) 13 May 1927) See more »
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Also Known As
  • Gagnant quand même (France)
  • La hoja de trébol (Spain)
  • シャムロック大競馬 (Japan, Japanese title)
  • 1732
  • La corsa a ostacoli di Shamrock (Italy)
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  • 66 min
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