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The Silver Hoof
An old man Kokovanya took to live to itself in a forest hut orphan Darenka. In the forest they saw an unusual goat who had a silver hoof. At what point will he stamped with his hoof — there will be a gemstone.
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An old man Kokovanya took to live to itself in a forest hut orphan Darenka. In the forest they saw an unusual goat who had a silver hoof. At what point will he stamped with his hoof — there will be a gemstone.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Genrikh Sapgir
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Soyuzmultfilm
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