Le gagnant du grand prix

Titre original : Zeb vs. Paprika

1924
20min

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Stan Laurel in Le gagnant du grand prix (1924)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe owner of the British Derby Stakes winner takes his horse and jockey (Stan Laurel) to the U.S. to face the Kentucky Derby champ.The owner of the British Derby Stakes winner takes his horse and jockey (Stan Laurel) to the U.S. to face the Kentucky Derby champ.The owner of the British Derby Stakes winner takes his horse and jockey (Stan Laurel) to the U.S. to face the Kentucky Derby champ.

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"Zeb vs. Paprika" is based on an actual match race that occurred in late 1923. The Kentucky Derby champion, Zev, faced the Derby Stakes champion, Papyrus, at Belmont Park. The English horse was racing on a dirt track for the first time in its career (instead of grass), and it lost the race to Zev by five lengths.

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Maj.Glanders Botts - His Trainer: If you don't win the race, you'll swim back home.
Dippy Donawho: [laughs] I can't swim.

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9/10

seabiscuit

Very good short. stylish. it's the story of a challenge, a big named horse (Zed) versus an understimate european one (Paprika). the first part is about the training! the owner of Paprika (Jimmy Fin of course!) force his -too tall- jockey to recover his good form. naturally the jockey is a wild Stan with an enormous hat who is dragged all around like an horse. It's good to see how fun is the way he dress up to disguise his personal trainers and finally eat something. the second part is all about the race: the little Paprika against the bigger Zeb with George Rowe stick on. It's an hard fight with a good final and if the second part reminds me of the true story of Seabiscuit in some way, the final is adaptable to a Disney comic with Uncle Scrooge chasing the poor Donald Duck!