Milk and Money

Year: 1936

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: Tex Avery

ComedyAnimation

To save his father's farm, Porky rides his horse to town for a milk‑delivery job that fires anyone who breaks a bottle. A swarm of cats drains the bottles, and Hank Horsefly stings his horse Dobbin, causing a crash that shatters crates. They stumble onto a local horse race, enter, and the horse moves only after Hank’s sting sends it sprinting.

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