Untamed

You are about to hear a romantic drama, Untamed, adapted from a story in Street and Smith's Love Story magazine, and featuring the Love Story girl in the role of Diane Morley. This is the love story of Diane Morley's spoiled headstrong daughter of Zachary Morley, a wealthy sportsman who is famous for his string of solo ponies

and the polo teams that he's developed. Recently Zachary Morley has organized at the La Mesa Club, a girls polo team with which his daughter Diane has been put in playing a brilliant if erratic game. Our first scene opens at the photo field. The girls team is at practice. Suddenly Diane breaks away from the others and rides

imperiously up to Toby Trent the coach. Hello Diane. Toby Trent I asked you yesterday to let me ride sugar for a while. Well that horse. You said she was too nervous to be handled by a girl.

That's right. Then why should you let a blonde nobody like Rachelle Martin ride? That will do Diane. You'll keep still until I finish. You're letting another girl ride sugar and I consider it an insult.

Take it anywhere you like. After all that horse is mine, and I don't intend to lend it to any spoiled untamed headstrong. If you mean me. I do mean you. You're hotheaded and vile temple.

You've got the idea that the world revolves around you and that everything and everybody should go just as you want them to go. And I'm sick of him personally, sick of crying to cope with a little faff.

Oh, you! You could be a brilliant player if you got over some of your conceit and realized that it takes more than one to play polo. You disregard orders, you're selfish and headstrong, you're a gold hog, a grandstand player.