Wild Horse Hermit: Screenplay and Synopsis

He could talk to horses. It cost him everything - and gave him something no one else in his world would ever find. Buckskin Brady is the star attraction of a struggling traveling circus, a horseman whose gift with animals borders on the uncanny. When the circus folds, he's cast out with nothing - and left for dead beside the tracks by a railroad detective who catches him hopping a freight. Alone in a remote canyon, Brady rebuilds a life from nothing: a hut by a stream, hides tanned by his own hands, and the slow, patient work of earning the trust of a wild stallion and the free-running herd it leads. The man the world discarded becomes something else entirely - the wild horse hermit. But peace in the wilderness doesn't last. A rancher wants the herd for profit, and when his men ride in to break them, Brady becomes the only thing standing between the horses and capture - a stand that will cost him blood, put a young woman's life on the line, and end in a race no one expects him to win. Wild Horse Hermit is a classic Western screenplay about what a man will risk for the wild things - and the family - worth protecting.