S1.E8

Stallion Trail

Name: Stallion Trail
Genre: Western
Released: 1957-12-24
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Will Hutchins, Patrick Waltz, Carol Kelly

Episode aired Dec 24, 1957
1h

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While up in the mountains, Tom manages to capture a beautiful wild horse. However, the animal is later stolen from him. When he discovers that it has been sold to a local rancher, Tom gets a... Read allWhile up in the mountains, Tom manages to capture a beautiful wild horse. However, the animal is later stolen from him. When he discovers that it has been sold to a local rancher, Tom gets a job as a stable hand at the ranch, in order to take care of the animal and find out who s... Read allWhile up in the mountains, Tom manages to capture a beautiful wild horse. However, the animal is later stolen from him. When he discovers that it has been sold to a local rancher, Tom gets a job as a stable hand at the ranch, in order to take care of the animal and find out who stole it from him.

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Will Hutchins

Tom Brewster

Patrick Waltz

Lon Tracy

Carol Kelly

Elaine White

Will Wright

John Chamberlain

Paul Birch

Emmett Clark

Charles Fredericks

O'Mara

Lane Chandler

Sheriff

Ed Hinton

Roy Tate

Leah Baird

Townswoman
(uncredited)

Cactus Mack

Townsman
(uncredited)

Kermit Maynard

Clark Ranch Hand
(uncredited)

Frank Mills

Bettor Being Paid Off
(uncredited)

Zon Murray

Clark Ranch Hand
(uncredited)

Frank Sully

Frank the Bartender
(uncredited)

Director
- Edward Bernds
Writers
- Dean Riesner
- Crane Wilbur
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8whymesswithitwhenitworks

Saw the first broadcast of this episode yet I still remember it.

This episode first aired in my country in about 1962. I was nine years old. I saw it again today for the first time since then and was amazed that it all came back to me. I guess I liked it back then.

It's definitely one of the best episodes of this series. No doubt it's predictable, especially if you've seen as many old westerns as I have, but nevertheless it's still worth watching.

Without giving anything away about the episode I will say that, as usual the baddie gets what he deserves.

And now I'm at a loss for what to say about it. So I'll just say that it's nice seeing all those actors again after so many years. Mostly, I don't know their names (unless I look them up on IMDb), but I do recall seeing many of them in other shows of that era.

In the previous episode, "Misfire", there's a surprise near the end of the show which I found quite clever.