A Day in the Sun

Season 1Episode 1330 minSep 20, 1971
A Day in the Sun
In search of his mother, Steve visits his grandmother. While there, he is told of a badly injured horse and he takes it back to Follyfoot. The horse is so ill it has to be shot. Steve leaves Follyfoot to continue searching for his mother, much to Dora's distress. She collapses against the lightning tree and is dragged away sobbing by Slugger.
A Day in the Sun has aired on Sep 20, 1971
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