Porky and Teabiscuit

Year: 1939

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Directors: Ben Hardaway, Cal Dalton

ComedyAnimation

Porky Pig is given $11.00 by his father to help on the farm, but he mistakenly spends it at an auction on a sick, rundown racehorse named Tea Biscuit. Determined, Porky trains the horse for an upcoming race, though Tea Biscuit is constantly distracted by a trombone. In the end, a popped balloon triggers a surprise victory, earning Porky the prize.

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