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In his second of nine very low-budget Westerns for poverty row company Spectrum, former silent screen cowboy Bill Cody found himself upstaged by no less than two boy actors -- his own ten-year-old son Bill, Jr. and freckled boy rider Buzz Barton -- and an Arabian horse, Chico. The muddled story -- something about a prospector and his young partner helping a lawman capture a gang of smugglers, was provided by actress Zara Tazil who would appear in Cody's third Western for Spectrum, Six Gun Justice (1935).