Arizona Pie
It is the name of the horse in the 1978 movie International Velvet, sequel to National Velvet 1944, which Sarah Brown rides to an Olympic Three Day Eventing gold medal.
Yes, Velvet Brown's horse, The Pie, wins the Grand National in the novel "National Velvet" by Enid Bagnold. Velvet, a young girl with a passion for riding, trains The Pie to compete in the prestigious race. Their victory symbolizes triumph and dreams coming true, highlighting Velvet's determination and bond with her horse.
In National Velvet, Velvet Brown, played by Elizabeth Taylor, names the horse "The Pie", after the horses' owner refers to him as a "murderous pirate."
Velvet Brown is a 12 year old English girl who wins a piebald horse in a raffle. She and a family friend train the horse and she rides the horse in The Grand National Steeplechase and wins.
National Velvet.
National Velvet - 1960 Rogue Horse 2-22 was released on: USA: 5 March 1962
In the 1944 film "National Velvet," the character of the young jockey, Velvet Brown, is portrayed by Elizabeth Taylor. Velvet, a determined and talented girl, trains her horse, The Pie, to compete in the Grand National. The film showcases her journey and passion for horse racing, emphasizing themes of perseverance and ambition.
Arizona Pie was a chestnut Thoroughbred horse. Arizona Pie is the descendant of The Pie, the horse that was featured in the movie, National Velvet.
Elizabeth Taylor rode the horse Pi in the film "National Velvet" released in 1944. Elizabeth Taylor played the character Velvet Brown, a young girl who trains Pi to win the Grand National steeplechase.
The Pie (pye)
You may be thinking of National Velvet.