Horsing around on her ranch

Even before marrying Clark Gable, Carole Lombard was attracted to farm life. In 1937, she found a ranch in the San Fernando Valley where she kept her beloved Palomino gelding mare Pico, and discovered it was also a good refuge from hectic Hollywood. Now, three samples of bucolic Carole -- all origin... Read full article

Doing some horsing around

It's Carole Lombard and her inseperable equine pal Pico in this original 1937 photo from Paramount photographer William Walling. Want to learn more about it? Here's the back of the pic, along with an enlarged version of the snipe:"Beauty and the beast"? More like two beauties.According to the seller... Read full article

Doing some horsing around

It's Carole Lombard and her inseperable equine pal Pico in this original 1937 photo from Paramount photographer William Walling. Want to learn more about it? Here's the back of the pic, along with an enlarged version of the snipe:"Beauty and the beast"? More like two beauties.According to the seller... Read full article

Horsing around at Hollywood Park

Carole Lombard loved horses nearly as much as she loved making movies, as this photo from the spring of 1939 makes evident. It was taken at Hollywood Park in Inglewood; we know that from the back:Let's isolate and clarify the snipe so we can read it; since this is an RKO press release, the snipe was... Read full article

Horsing around at Hollywood Park

Carole Lombard loved horses nearly as much as she loved making movies, as this photo from the spring of 1939 makes evident. It was taken at Hollywood Park in Inglewood; we know that from the back:Let's isolate and clarify the snipe so we can read it; since this is an RKO press release, the snipe was... Read full article