A racehorse owner and trainer who maintains a long-standing rivalry with Riley. He attempts to recruit Tod Taylor and competes against Riley's colt, Reckless, in a high-stakes match.
Jim O'Neil is a ranger employed by the Forestry Preserve Bureau and Bob Corey's partner. He accompanies Bob on their mission to enter Paradise Valley peacefully and protect its timber from Jacob Lemar and the settlers. Day McCarthy and his household receive Jim and Bob despite distrusting them; the woodsmen later accept them as good fellows on an earnest mission.
Joe Holland is superintendent of the Lucky 13 mine and Mollie Holland's father. He saves his sick friend Weadon Scott from a pack of wolves and discovers that gold ore is being stolen from the mine. Frank Wilde later kills Joe after Mollie uncovers Frank's theft.
Tim McCarthy uses his political influence to secure Nat Rosenstein's release from jail after Nat is sentenced over stolen waybills. Tim wants to marry Rose O'Grady, placing him in the story as a suitor whose intentions contrast with Rose's love for Terry O'Brien.
Pat Casey is a Prohibition agent whom Mark Kenton enlists to help with Jimmy Kenton's reform. He accompanies Jimmy to San Francisco and watches to ensure that the young man keeps his work-related promise. His involvement makes him an external monitor of Jimmy's conduct during the real estate challenge.
Walter Perry has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Signature works include The Guttersnipe, A Fugitive from Matrimony, The Fire Eater. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
