01:38:44 – 02:03:26 A funeral procession into a cemetery. A police officer gets out of his car and we hear his thoughts about the Dixon family. We see the story of Frank Dixon who was studying agricultural science, had a girl named Betty. His kid brother Allen gets his driver’s license and as he’s showing his family, the Officer arrives. He tells Allen the facts of life about car accidents, tells stories a reckless accident and hands him a brochure “Signs Of Life.” Frank and Betty come over to the group. Allen wants to go off driving and Frank and Betty go off to follow him. They wave to each other in their cars. Frank doesn’t see the warning lights that a train is coming and they are hit by the train. Frank is killed but Betty is put into an ambulance. Great shots of: 50’s cars; teenagers getting malts delivered to their car; teens driving a tractor; car driving over tracks as train approaches; teen in convertible being pulled over by officer; a roulette wheel spinning; car passing in a no passing zone and hits another car; 1950’s road signs; children crossing the street with a chaperone; downtown/main street; teenage driver trying to avoid being arrested for speeding loses control and goes off a hillside; couple in 19th century clothing riding a tandem bike; couple in 19th century clothing on a horse and buggy; couple driving a Model T in period clothing; fatigued driver on the highway swerving; shots of different potential accidents; shots of a train; shots of a police car with the sirens running; shots of state police officers saluting in different locations by state.

France - horse riding mishap - Horse Riding Accident

1997 MACYS THANKSGIVING PARADE ACCIDENT the offending float, fallen street light, ambulance, repairing street light ;Marching band, Santa Claus riding horse, dif Big Bird float, bagpipers etc, spectators waving, turkey float, etc

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

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POPULAR TELEVANGELIST PAT ROBERTSON IS IN THE HOSPITAL AFTER FALLING OFF OF A HORSE FRIDAY.
ACCORDING TO THE CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK-- THE 87-YEAR-OLD SUSTAINED MINOR INJURIES.
ROBERTSON FOUNDED C-B-N BACK IN 1960.
HE SPEAKS OPENLY ABOUT HIS CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL STANCES... AND EVEN RAN FOR PRESIDENT IN 19-87.
THE NETWORK SAYS ROBERTSON IS EXPECTED TO MAKE A FULL RECOVERY. 
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PAT ROBERTSON HOSPITAL CBN CHRISTIAN HORSE ACCIDENT



Young people attempt rodeo events at John Day, Oregon

Point to point race - great many falls. Location of events unknown. <br/> <br/>Various shots of horses going over hedges and walls; and at nearly every jump someone takes a tumble. Runners and riders fall in every possible way; but most are not seriously hurt. Accidents; horseback riding; sports.

[Title] Ski patrol: Shot of Chalet de la Montagne, horse-drawn carriages in foreground. Various shots of people skiing past the camera at Mount Royal Park, a few fall. One skier breaks his leg and police ski patrolman attends to him. Various shots of police ski patrol in action, tending to injured skier, hauling him away on a toboggan. (00/02/1944) [End Title]

LINDA PATILLO CS VO ON DUBLIN CHILDREN AND THEIR LOVE OF HORSES / CHILDREN IN DUBLIN HOUSING PROJECT RIDING HORSES AND PONIES / KIDS ON HORSEBACK IN STREET / REPORTER SU / HORSE FEEDING / HORSE GETTING SHOE REPAIR / INTV W/ PARENT /

Two women were slightly injured last night while riding in a hansom (horse-drawn) carriage.

A CUP OF COURAGE: THE JOCKEY'S STORY

A cowboy gets thrown from a bull that he's riding at a rodeo. He is removed from the ring on a stretcher after being kicked in the head. Another cowboy wearing a helmet rides a bull.

Christopher Reeve before accident walking on sidewalk (night), family walking to hospital, Scenes around steple / coral where accident occured, still photo of Reeve riding horse

Male downhill mountain biker making a turn on dusty dirt road, failing and falling but quickly picking himself back up, leaving a cloud of dust behind, mountains in background. Shot in super slow motion

CU GIRL IS PUZZLED. BUSTER INSTIGATES FIGHT BETWEEN FAT MAN AND FATHER. BUSTER DISCOVERED. CHASE THROUGH CORN FIELD. MEN TACKLE. REAL SCARECROW. BUSTER CROSSES STREAM ON HIS HANDS. PUTTING ON SHOE. BOTH MEN FALL IN STREAM. GIRL BASHFUL. BUSTER AND GIRL EMBRACE. CHASED BY MEN LEAVING STREAM. MOUNTING HORSES. GIRL RIDES AWAY. BUSTER ON WOODEN HORSE. TRIES TO JUMP ON GIRL'S HORSE, MISSES. GETS ON HORSE. CHASED BY MEN. FALLS OFF HORSE. STARTING CAR. FAT MAN TIPS CAR OVER. STEAL MOTORCYCLE WITH SIDECAR. SCOOP UP PREACHER. GETTING MARRIED ON MOTORCYCLE. CU MOTORCYCLE NUT PLACED ON GIRL'S FINGER. NEAR CAR ACCIDENT. MOTORCYCLE DRIVER INTO RIVER. COUPLE EMBRACES. THE END.

"Ride 'em rough and hard!" That's the cowboy's motto when he's on a wild Bronco." reads an intertitle followed by footage of a man riding a bucking horse. <br/> <br/>"Hold on, let's see what it's all about", said our slow-motion cameraman." We then see the rodeo rider in slow motion. "but sometimes they do come off." We see a rider take a fall. <br/> <br/>Was item in Pathe Pictorial 287.

In the Laurentides region of Quebec, FOLLOW SHOTs of two people riding a snowmobile while exercising two dogs on leashes. MLS of a car parked near a snowbank, a snowmobile vaulting over. FOLLOW SHOT of a snowmobile being driven in circle around a shack. MLSs of snowmobilers and machines seen through a chalet window. ZOOM OUT to include the interior of the chalet, people sitting at tables. Exterior shot of snowmobilers. PAN from a crest re "Club auto-neige Oka" on a wall to snowmobilers inside and outside the chalet. Shot of a staged accident of a dummy snowmobiler driving a snowmobile into a tree. CU to LS of an ice fisherman taking swigs from a pocket flask while waiting for a bite, snow falling. Shot of a comedy routine showing an amateur skier being bowled over by a snowmobile. Two CSs of the skier falling into the snow. Several FOLLOW SHOTs and LSs of cars towing snowmobiles on trailers on a highway, moving off an access road. Two forward TRAVELLING SHOTs towards and under a horse standing placidly. CUs of french language ads for Ski-Doo snowmobiles.

LINDA PATILLO CS VO ON DUBLIN CHILDREN AND THEIR LOVE OF HORSES / CHILDREN IN DUBLIN HOUSING PROJECT RIDING HORSES AND PONIES / KIDS ON HORSEBACK IN STREET / REPORTER SU / HORSE FEEDING / HORSE GETTING SHOE REPAIR / INTV W/ PARENT /

Phil Gardenhire, the voice of rodeo all over this country, has died in a car accident. Craig Cannon has a look back at his career

THE ADVENTURES OF REX & RINTY - CHAPTERS 7-9

“The Last Clear Chance” (1959) is a driver education film presented by Union Pacific Railroad. It was produced by Robert Carlisle with a cast comprised of William Boyett, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Agee, Tim Bosworth, William Agee, Christine Lynch and Lou Spraker. The film was captured on Kodachrome. Scenes were filmed in Nampa and Meridian, Idaho. It was created with the assistance of the Colorado State Patrol, Idaho State Police and the National Safety Council. The Director of Safety and Courtesy of Union Pacific, Francis B. Lewis helped supervise. Footage from the film was used in later works including in an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 aired in 1993 as well as in the 2004 release of Panorama Ephemera. It tells the grim tale of a family coping with the loss of their son from an automobile accident. The tale centers around the Dixon family. Frank Jr. returns from college and Alan, the younger brother has just received his license. Local police officer; Hal Jackson, pays Alan a visit to educate him on driving safety. The funeral procession ends at Kohlerlawn Cemetery in Nampa (:09). A 1959 Pontiac (:23), red 1957 Ford (:17) and 1959 Cadillac swing in. The Idaho State Police patrol vehicle brings up the rear (:26). Officer Hal Jackson (:32) reflects on emotional pain experienced while attending the funeral (:44). Hal vows to do his best to prevent further loss from reckless driving (:59). Frank Jr. arrives home in an Austin-Healey 100 (1:19). His father waves from the field (1:27). Frank and his girlfriend share sweet treats at a drive-in food shack (1:39) selling Coca Cola and chicken baskets. Mr. Dixon’s new tractor gets refueled at a Union Pacific freight station in Meridian (1:50). Frank and his girlfriend drive the tractor from the station (2:30). They near a rail road crossing signal (2:39) and cross safely (2:50). Alan’s driver license arrives by mail (3:00). Officer Hal joins the Dixon family picnic (3:36) taking a look at Alan’s new driving license. He confronts Alan about driving without his license (4:04). His grandfather takes the wrap (4:10). Hal relays accident reports (4:45) highlighting the dangers of minor and major traffic incidence. He discusses the causes behind these incidences (5:09). He explains the dangers of passing in a no passing zone and tailgating (5:55). Hal gives Frank a traffic safety book titled “Signs of Life” meant to educate the reader on the necessity of adhering to traffic signs (6:47). Various traffic signs are explored (7:00). A stream liner drives through a rail road crossing (7:47) as Hal explains the specific dangers rail road crossings present to the driver. Evening falls over a neon lit Main Street Meridian as the difficulties with night driving are explored (8:44). Hal tells the story of Robert Bainbridge (9:35) who recently passed in a fatal motor vehicle accident (9:55). He details mistakes the 17-year-old driver made (10:40) including speeding, attempting to flee and driving recklessly on a gravel road. He explores the mindset of the young inexperienced driver (12:09). A section digs into the modern innovations in the world of transportation (12:24). A couple rides a tandem bike down a dirt road (12:29). Another sits in a horse and buggy (12:34) and a third drive in the classic Ford Model T (12:46). The modern highway junction for 6th Ave West is pictured (12:49). Fatigue is looked to as major cause of incidence on the road (13:39). A Pontiac convertible (14:24), Plymouth Cranbrook (14:36), Ford Fairlane (15:09) and Chevrolet Bel Air (15:26) are used in examples. A section looks at incidences related to railroad crossings (16:03). Proper crossing procedure is explained (16:59). Alan goes for a drive with his newly instated license (20:00) with his brother and girlfriend in the rear. The couple distractedly approach a railroad crossing (20:34) and are hit by a steam liner (21:05). The rail car drivers ask why don’t drivers pay attention (21:42). The film concludes at Frank’s funeral (21:55). Various uniformed highway patrol cops salute (22:40) including from Arizona (22:44) and Utah (22:50). This film was a Wondsel, Carlisle and Dunphy Production (22:51).<p><p>Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have endangered films you'd like to have scanned, or wish to donate celluloid to Periscope Film so that we can share them with the world, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the weblink below.<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Famous jockey Earl Sande and thoroughbred Gallant Fox win the Belmont Sweepstakes. The horse sets a new record for the race and his rider isn't slowed down either in spite of a bandaged face following an auto accident.