Historic Location Filming
Sporting Blood - "the film features several Negro ex-jockeys whom are now exercise boys since rules went into effect barring Negros from actural racing on United States tracks". New York Times, John Woolfenden, January 23, 1940
Golden Hoofs (1941), this image has a lot of sprinklers operating in the background and well as water running from the metal horse's mouth, indicating lots of water was used to operate the ranch
The Story of Seabisquit, starring Shirley Temple. Shirley celebrated her 21st birthday on the set.
1949
Death Valley Days (1964)
Photo courtesy of iversonmovieranch.blogspot.com
Sporting Blood, starring
Robert Young, Maureen O'Sullivan,
Lewis Stone - note Stanwcyk and Marx homes on hill in background
1940
Golden Hoofs, starring Jane Withers and Charles Buddy Rogers.
1941
Blue Grass of Kentucky, directed by William Beaudine, starring Bill Williams, Jane Nigh, and Ralph Morgan
1950
Provided by Jerry England, Movie Historian
Sporting Blood, "Lewis Stone was pictured in semi palatial surroundings at the Marwyck Ranch in the San Fernando Valley, the training and boarding farm owned by Barbara Stanwyck and Mrs. Zeppo Marx, making its film debut in this picture". New York Times, Jan. 23, 1940
Golden Hoofs (1941), Stanwyck and Marx homes in background
Golden Hoofs (1941), starring Jane Withers
The Story of Seabisquit, starring Shirley Temple and Barry Fitzgerald.
1949
