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Conservative Horses

In the mid 1950s, a local Los Angeles television show that does weekly interviews with B-list, Hollywood celebrities, is going to Vermont to interview Hollywood’s premiere horse trainer, Richard Turgidson (Jack Barron) and his wife, Kitty (Delaney Spink). What separates Richard from other horse trainers is that he invented a device that can intercept horse’s thoughts and transfer them out audibly, giving him the ability to have a conversation with them. However, for some reason, the horses always have British accents.

Top Cast

  • Tyler Ayers

    Tyler Ayers

    Bucky Stern

  • David Manitsky

    David Manitsky

    Bucky Stern (Voice)

  • John Barron

    John Barron

    Richard Turgidson

  • Delaney Spink

    Delaney Spink

    Kitty Turgidson

  • Jake Stone

    Jake Stone

    Kenneth (Voice)

  • Jake Stone

    Jake Stone

    Cecily (Voice)

  • Owen Lyons

    Owen Lyons

    George (Voice)

Overview

In the mid 1950s, a local Los Angeles television show that does weekly interviews with B-list, Hollywood celebrities, is going to Vermont to interview Hollywood’s premiere horse trainer, Richard Turgidson (Jack Barron) and his wife, Kitty (Delaney Spink). What separates Richard from other horse trainers is that he invented a device that can intercept horse’s thoughts and transfer them out audibly, giving him the ability to have a conversation with them. However, for some reason, the horses always have British accents.

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