One of the most important reasons for the Ottoman Empire to lose its Balkan lands is the nationalism movement that arised its effect in the 19th century. The national consciousness causing Bulgaria to become an independent state is realised through written texts. In those written texts, it was reminded that the Bulgarian people should not forget their identities and a negative attitudes towards the Ottomans and Turks. The negative Turkish image, which was revealed by the contributions of the clergy, called on the Bulgarian people to revolt. After the Ottoman-Russian War (1877-1878), this negative image has diminished its inuence in literary works but continued systematically. The writers living in that period of times, including Nikolay Haytov made great efforts to not to forget this hostility to the Turks. Some of these texts, which contain negative expressions about Turks, have been lmed or adapted to the theatre in order to reach the masses. In this context, the story of Nikolay Haytov titled “Goat Horn” in his book “Wild Stories” brought a great deal of attention among the Bulgarian literature and was shown twice on the screen. This negative Turkish image in the work is of great importance for Bulgarian people. In this story, which is one of the most important book, this negative Turkish image will be examined in our study.