The Golden Girl Mine, owned by Randall and Furman, is struggling due to repeated stagecoach robberies. The only clue is a horse called White Peril, ridden by the masked outlaw leader. The horse belongs to Randall's daughter, Joan, who is the only one able to ride it. Bob MacArthur becomes the deputy and hires himself out to the Lazy-R ranch, where he clashes with neighboring rancher "Dusty" Williams over White Peril. With the help of the ranch foreman, Peters, Bob follows White Peril to the outlaw's hideout and is captured. After a thrilling chase, Bob brings the masked chief, revealed to be John Doe, to justice, who had owned White Peril as a colt and rode him without anyone's knowledge.
Ridin' the Lone Trail
A marshal sets out to apprehend a ruthless outlaw, only to discover a stunning connection between the outlaw's majestic white horse and the woman he secretly adores.
