When heavyweight contender Battling Jack Riley uses the Bar X Ranch for his training quarters, foreman Tom Buckely becomes concerned over Riley's attentions to Frances Morris, the owner's daughter, whom Tom loves. Gerald, Frances' twin brother, confesses to a theft of money from the bank in which he works, and to retrieve the money Tom agrees to fight Riley for three rounds, to the disgust of Frances.

Is Red Hot Hoofs worth your time in the modern era? Short answer: Yes, but only if you have a refined palate for the specific alchemy of 1920s B-Westerns and can appreciate the physical charisma of Tom Tyler.This film is for the silent cinema completionist and fans of early athletic stardom; it is NOT for those who req...

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"Is Red Hot Hoofs worth your time in the modern era? Short answer: Yes, but only if you have a refined palate for the specific alchemy of 1920s B-Westerns and can appreciate the physical charisma of Tom Tyler.This film is for the silent cinema completionist and fans of early athletic stardom; it is NOT for those who require complex psychological motivation or high-definition spectacle. It exists in a world where a man's worth is measured by the weight of his punch and the loyalty of his dog.The D..."
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