The Keeper of Red Horse Pass, published in 1937 by W. C. Tuttle, is a Western novel centered on Blaze Nolan, recently paroled after serving time for the murder of Ben Kelton. Set in Painted Valley, the story unfolds as wealthy sheep magnate Kendall H. Marsh seeks to dominate the local cattle ranches, provoking conflict with ranchers like the Keltons. As tensions rise, Nolan is coerced into helping Marsh rustle cattle, leading to a dramatic escape and a confrontation steeped in themes of loyalty and betrayal.
