Dick Manners wagers that he will not only ride Col. McClelland's wild horse but that he will also kiss his haughty daughter, Jean. Dick accomplishes both feats and gets a job on the McClelland ranch. He is ordered off when he declares his love for Jean. Later Dick marries a woman who is dying, in order to give her child a name. Jean admires him for it, forgives him and they are happy - after the other woman dies.—The Film Daily, November 5, 1922