Fairly routine kiddie matinee western, complete with an injection of child actors, Red and Judy, who help a Mexican lawman identify counterfeiters. The scheme involves kidnapped artists being forced to forge denominations of pesos, which are then attached to horses patronizing a waterhole north - then south - of the border. It's a bit obvious when some supposedly outdoor scenes have been filmed indoors. But otherwise it's almost mediocre, with the action limited to the mostly non-gunplay kind.
Review of Wild Horse Ambush
