Trigger Shoots the Works

It's the Roy Rogers Show Ah! Happy Trays to you It's nice to meet again Happy Trays Oh Sugar Crisp, the cereal treat that's fun to eat brings you the Roy Rogers Show transcribed on the double R bar right with Pat Grady and the Queen of the West and Day 11 Happy Trays to you

And here he is, in person, the king of the Cowboys, Roy Rogers. Here's my good word for the game. It's about a honey of a new cereal, post-sugar crisp. And it's my hunch you'll like it just as much as we do out here at the double R bar range.

You see, post-sugar crisp is just downright good eating. And it's good so many different ways. Track real soon, won't you? Now, hit yourselves up on the edge of your chairs because our story today is plenty exciting.

It is a day before the annual Paradise Valley sweepstakes, the most grueling test of stock horse speed and stamina in all the West. Roy, Dale, Evans and Pat Brady are at the horse-beating ranch of Roy's friend, Glenn Shaw.

Watching Glenn give the final training workouts to Gunbarrel, one of Trigger's finest sons. Nice go! Boy, he's a whip, all right. How do you like him, Pat? Well, for a critter with legs, I guess he's fine, but I'll take something with who he of any day like Nelly Bear.

Oh, Pat, you and your old Jeep. Don't you even recognize a good horse when you see one? Gun barrel sure does. He's daddy mighty proud. Huh, Santa Roy? How'd a gun barrel look? Fine, Glenn.

It's going to take a lot of horse to beat him tomorrow. I'll second that motion. A mile's a mighty tough distance for a stock horse to cover at full speed. But I certainly haven't seen anything that can touch gun barrel.