1956 · Released · 87 min
Three dodgy bookies, Alf Tubbe (Ronald Shiner), Flash Harry (Sidney James), and Fred Phipps (Brian Rix), plan to rig a horse race by kidnapping the fancied horse and its French jockey. They stay at a country house hotel near the racecourse, run by Colonel and Mrs Wagstaff, where they conceal the horse Sweet Lavender (and later the jockey) in a hidden cellar.
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Ronald Shiner
Alf Tubbe
Brian Rix
Fred Phipps
Peggy Mount
Sergeant Fire
Lee Patterson
John Danby
Sidney James
Flash Harry
Christian Duvaleix
Polignac
Joan Sims
Beth Barton
Michael Shepley
Col. Henry Wagstaff
Joan Haythorne
Mrs. Doris Wagstaff
Heather Sears
Susan Wagstaff
Miles Malleson
Country Gentleman
John T. Chapman
Claude