Breezing Home

Breezing Home
	Film poster
Directed by	Milton Carruth
Produced by	Edmund Grainger
Written by	Charles Grayson ; Finley Peter Dunne ; Philip Dunne
Starring	Binnie Barnes ; William Gargan ; Wendy Barrie
Music by	Charles Previn
Cinematography	Gilbert Warrenton
Edited by	Otis Garrett
Production; company	Universal Pictures
Distributed by	Universal Pictures
Release date	February 1, 1937;
Running time	64 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Breezing Home is a 1937 American drama film directed by Milton Carruth and starring Binnie Barnes, William Gargan and Wendy Barrie.[1]

Plot

A racehorse trainer, Steve Rowan, is forced to sell one of his favorites, Galaxy, to a crooked bookie, Joe Montgomery. With the gambler unable to get directly involved, Gloria Lee, who is Joe's girlfriend, acts as the horse's official new owner when Galaxy is entered in a race.

Steve is still the trainer, but quits after Joe fixes the race by bribing a jockey to disrupt Galaxy's race. Steve leaves for California, where wealthy stable owner Henrietta Fairfax hires him to train Memento, her own top thoroughbred.

Gloria's guilt results in her following Steve out west. She needs to borrow $1,000 to race Galaxy, but is banished from the track when officials discover that Joe gave her the money. Henrietta is in love with Steve but realizes he has feeling for Gloria, permitting him to train Galaxy on her behalf in an upcoming stakes race, which Galaxy wins.

Main cast

Binnie Barnes as Henrietta Fairfax
William Gargan as Steve Rowan
Wendy Barrie as Gloria Lee
Raymond Walburn as Clint Evans
Alma Kruger as Mrs. Evans
Alan Baxter as Joe Montgomery
Willie Best as Speed
Michael Loring as Eddie

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References

Palmer p.41

Bibliography

Palmer, Scott. British Film Actors' Credits, 1895-1987. McFarland, 1998.

External links

Breezing Home on IMDb

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[1] Palmer p.41