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I saw Snowfire as a little girl in our local movie theater. I must have been around 4 or 5 years old, making the year 1963/1964. I even wore my red cowboy boots to the movie. (One of which I lost under the theater seats, and was never recovered. I was carried home.) The movie was magical.

While I was growing up, Chicago's WGN television station broadcasted a program called "Family Classics" hosted by Frazier Thomas. To my utter delight, "Family Classics" aired "Snowfire" about once a year. Knowing my love affair with the movie, my family members would be sure to call me in from whatever outdoor adventure I was on to inform me of its showing. The only time I didn't come running was when I was riding an actual horse.

I see that someone is looking for a copy of Snowfire. WGN in Chicago Illinois might have a copy for you.

It is very heartwarming to see so many others remembering and looking for this movie. I have searched over the years in discount video bins hoping I would come across it. I, too, have been haunted by the theme song, not really remembering it, but it is there. I would also like to introduce my children to this movie. If I remember correctly, the scenery was magnificent and just the sight of Snowfire running through the canyons was quite beautiful. Seeing it as a young girl, I could relate to how deeply Molly cared about Snowfire's well being. If there is any way to prompt a release of this movie, I would gladly pore-order to get the attention needed.

I had no idea that other people were searching for this wonderful film. My sister and I are now in our early fifties and have been searching for this movie since we saw it in 1958. We still long to see that horse and hear that song. My last question to a professional led me to this site. I was surprised that some of you had been able to see it on WGN, but here in the south I don't believe it has ever aired. We saw it in a theater in Florida when I was 6 and my sister was 5. I, too, would cherish a copy as a gift to my sister, so will keep searching. If anyone has updated information on whether or not this film is available, or how to get a company interested in releasing it on VHS or DVD, please, please contact me. I can't really say why this movie affected us so much, and why it still does after 46 years. This has probably been done already, but I am going to contact every person listed as cast and crew, distributors, and yes, even WGN Family Classics. If I have any progress, I will report it back here. God bless you all, and God bless Snowfire. Sincerely, Laura Hall

I absolutely loved this film even though it is very hard to find any reference to it at all. I grew up watching this in Illinois and just loved the story about the little girl who tamed the white stallion. I'd recommend this movie to any child who loves animals.

I have very few memories of my childhood due to alcoholism and being poor due to my father spending his very good salary on the disease. Now 46 I hang on to the few good memories I have very tightly. The movie Snowfire was an escape for me as a child. As a result of seeing the movie I had some good dreams and I had hope for brighter tomorrows. Years later I would love to see the movie that pulled me through that horrible time. If anyone knows where I could see "Snowfire" or purchase a copy please email me. A few years ago I contacted A & E and their advice, and after an exhausting search, was informed by them that the movie could have been lost to the silver screen. I wont believe that. Write if you know better please. And thank you.