White Flash
🎬 Movies featuring White Flash:
📘 Biography
White Flash was the beloved and iconic white stallion of Western movie star Tex Ritter. Nicknamed “The Wonder Horse,” White Flash was a recurring presence in many of Ritter’s B-Westerns during the 1930s and 1940s, becoming a fan-favorite sidekick.
Like Trigger (Roy Rogers) and Champion (Gene Autry), White Flash often performed daring chases, heroic saves, and clever tricks on screen, embodying the Western ideal of the loyal and intelligent cowboy horse.
His on-screen chemistry with Tex Ritter added charm to countless films, where the pair rode across rugged landscapes upholding justice and fighting outlaws. While less remembered today than some of his four-legged peers, White Flash was a staple of Republic and Monogram Pictures’ cowboy cinema era.
📽️ Full Filmography
White Flash appeared in numerous Westerns alongside Tex Ritter. Some notable titles include:
- Lone Star Vigilantes (1942) – A classic Monogram Western co-starring Tex Ritter.
- Rainbow Over the Range (1940) – A frontier justice tale with plenty of riding action.
- Song of the Gringo (1936) – Tex Ritter’s film debut with White Flash already by his side.
- Riders of the Rockies (1937) – A border patrol Western with plenty of chase scenes.
- Arizona Frontier (1940) – White Flash assists Ritter in foiling criminal plots.
Note: For additional film appearances, visit White Flash’s IMDb page.