In the 1930s, the United States was in the era of the Great Depression. Charles Howard originally ran a bicycle repair shop. By chance, he collected a fortune by selling cars to the western United States and quickly became a dominant player. A millionaire in the American auto industry. Unfortunately, his son was killed in a traffic accident, and his wife, who was in great grief and despair, insisted on divorcing him.
Charles Howard owns a small horse with thick joints-"Sea Biscuit". Although it is one of the fastest thoroughbred horses in the world, it is not appreciated and favored because of its small and ugly appearance. Howard formed a three-person team with the half-blind Reid Pollard and Tom Smith to train "Sea Biscuit". Since then, "Sea Biscuit" and its three-person team have embarked on a legendary journey, and the life of the three has also undergone tremendous changes.
Reid Pollard was a famous boxer and won numerous awards in his career, but after an accidental serious injury, he had to change his job as a jockey. Although Reid Pollard was thin and had poor eyesight, he was born with a stubborn temper, and Pollard had been a fan of horse riding since he was a child, so he became a jockey of "Sea Biscuit" in training.
What's amazing is that although the seemingly weak "Sea Biscuit" is very violent, it is tamed by the same skinny Reid, and suddenly becomes full of vitality, like a wild horse rushing down from a mountain. Reid rode a "sea biscuit" in the woods, and found a unique way of communication from it, the kind of tacit understanding that Reid had never had before.
Tom Smith was a cowboy. He was called the "Son of the Lonely Plain" because he wandered around all the year round and had nowhere to go. He once performed a "Training Mustang" program in the wild west of the United States, known as the "Black Mark Star". In this training, he naturally became a horse trainer.
In fact, their horse "sea biscuit" is also similar to the owner's fate. It is a loser in a horse race. Not only is he smaller than an ordinary racehorse, but it also seems to have problems with his legs. Therefore, people all over the country have begun to pay attention to it with interest. The story of "Sea Biscuit". With the help of the horse trainer Tom, Reid Pollard began the arduous training. With persistent efforts, they finally came to the fore in a race. The thin, half-blind, crappy jockey Reid Pollard rode this grumpy, bent-legged thin horse "Sea Biscuit" and won the race. Won the cheers of the audience.
