Sugarfoot is a plug, a farm horse. He spots a billboard advertising the circus and its star performer, a beautiful mare. He falls in love, heads to the circus, and gets into a series of gags with the red-nosed ringmaster.

Despite a good script from Michael Maltese and star billing in the credits, Sugarfoot never appeared in another cartoon from Walter Lantz's company. Part of the reason is that there are no gags here not seen in other cartoonss. Most of the blame must be laid ad director Paul Smith's feet. He was a competent cartoon director, but had a lot of misfires when not working with Chilly Willy and Woody Woodpecker.

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