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(SNORTING)

(NEIGHING)

(NEIGHING)

(TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

Really?
(CHUCKLING)

(HORSE NEIGHING)

(CHUCKLES)

(BACKFIRES)

(NEIGHING)

Whoa, boy.

Hey, check out
Kelly Jenkins.

See her take that
monster jump out there?

Kelly Jenkins
doesn't jump anymore.

Well, I just saw her
clear that huge tree
on your horse.

My horse?
That is Kelly.

I didn't know
she could ride like that.

Good. That's the spirit.

(SCHOOL BUS HONKING)

Oh, no,
I'm late for school.

Got to take a shortcut.
Let's go.

STEPHANIE:
I'm calling my mother.
Kelly is so busted.

She's only supposed
to be exercising my horses,

not jumping them
through the woods.

KELLY:
Quick, quick, Bentley.

I'm already late
enough for school as it is.

Kelly Carol Bailey Jenkins!

Mom, I'm sorry.

I had to cool Bentley down.
He got a little frisky today.

A little?
Okay, a lot.

But he needs to
blow off some steam.

You can save it.
I've already heard
all the dramatic details

from Stephanie Meyers
and her mother.

Do you realize
if that horse
had gotten injured,

they could sue us
for everything we have?

Not to mention
what could have
happened to you.

Okay, look, I don't know
what they told you,

but the school bus backfired
and he spooked.

That's what happened.
He spooked, huh?

Yes.

It's Stephanie's fault.
If she'd work him
like she should,

then he wouldn't
get so wound up.

She's worried
she might
mess her hair up.

Maybe she's worried
about injuring
a $100,000 prize jumper.

Bentley doesn't
know his price tag.

He just knows
he was born to jump.

Your dad used to say
you were born to jump.

All right, come on.
Put that horse away
and let's get you to school.

Okay.

(ENGINE STALLING)

LINDY: Come on.

KELLY: Mom,
it ain't gonna happen.

I just don't
need this today.

The new guy
starts this afternoon.

Why are you
stressing?

You're the one
doing him a favor,

boarding four horses
for free.

Everybody's doing
what they can to help.

Hello!
We can barely
help ourselves.

We don't even have
a car that starts.

No, your dad would have
wanted us to pitch in.

Horse people
are a community.

Say when.

All right. When.

(ENGINE STALLS)

(CAR HONKING)

Oh, no! He's here.

The office
is still a mess.

I just don't see
why we need to hire
a new stable manager.

I've been doing
just fine
since Harris quit.

Not according to
your last progress report
from school.

Would you please get in
and give it another try?

Hey, good morning, ma'am.

Lindy. You must be Toby.

Yeah.
And you're early.

Oh, sorry,
is that a bad thing?

No. Not at all.

Listen, I really
can't thank you enough
for the hospitality.

You're welcome.

Still won't start.

This is
my daughter, Kelly.

She'll be
your right hand
around here.

Hey, good morning.
Hey.

So can I make sure
Digger knows what to do?

Sure.

Listen, if you guys
are having car trouble,
I could take a look.

Won't help.
She flooded it.

Did not!
Thank you, Toby,
that's very nice of you.

So, these
are your horses?

Yeah.

(HORSE WHINNIES)
(GASPS)

(NEIGHING)
Oh !

(NEIGHS)

(GASPS)

(SNORTS)

I got her.

Sorry. Sometimes Flicka
can get a little twittery
around new people.

Flicka, huh?

You know,
maybe you wanna move her
away from the other horses

where she can
twit by herself.

I'll do that.

DIGGER: I got her, boss.

Thanks, Digger.

Listen, if you want to,
you can borrow my truck
to take Kelly to school.

LINDY: Okay, yeah.
That would be a big help.

Kelly, get your stuff.
And I'll go call school.

I'll unhitch
the trailer.

(NEIGHING)

(BELL RINGING)

Sorry.

Chapter 12, answer
the odd-numbered questions
and the first essay.

And an essay?

Mrs. Taylor was in
one of her moods.

I saw you
riding Bentley today.

Well, so did Stephanie.

You're one crazy girl,
you know that?

That's why you love me.

Hi, Briggs.

Kelly, I talked to
my mother about

what happened
with Bentley this morning.

We think that if you
can't handle my horse,

then you shouldn't be
exercising it at all.

I'm sorry, Stephanie.
He spooked.

Well, be more careful
next time.

I don't think your mom
would be too thrilled

if we took all our horses
to another stable.

I've got to get to class.
See you on the bus.

Okay, save me a seat.

"Save me a seat."

You may be best friends
with Briggs McBride

but he doesn't even know
that you're alive.

Well, he doesn't know
that she's a girl.

That's for sure.

(BELL RINGS)

GIRL:
Are you kidding me?

No...

(EXCLAIMS IN DISGUST)

Picasso!

Ugh !

(NEIGHING)

Easy, easy. Easy!

Okay, girl. It's okay.

Easy. Easy.

I guess we just
scared each other.

How did you get
in here, anyway?
The stall's off limits.

Easy.

Don't you get tough
with me, young lady.

You're not even
supposed to be in here.

(NEIGHS)
(CHUCKLES)

Hey, you're okay.

(HUSHING)

Did I mess up?

I was just. . .
This is my stall.

Then I better
get her out of there.

What kind of horse
do you have?

I had a Dutch Warmblood.
Sold it last year.

I don't do
eventing anymore,

so there's not much point
in keeping a fancy show horse
like that around.

Eventing?

Dressage,
cross-country,
show jumping.

It's what we do here.

Good to know.
Yeah.

Look, Kelly, we may ride
in different saddles,

but we both get on
from the same side.

I know a fair amount
about horses
and I can run a stable.

You don't need to
worry about that.

I worry about everything.

All right. Let's keep
our heads in the game.
Let's focus.

Amber, you're next.

Can you lower
the red oxer a little?

My horse
hates that fence.

Sure, I can do that.

And you can end up
riding on someone else's team,

because on mine
we jump 3'6".

Anybody else
care to ride
with the little girls?

Mary, you should
demonstrate for Amber.

She needs the practice
after her disaster
at her last show.

I had one refusal.

Yeah, Steph.
It's not like
you've ever missed a jump.

Butt out, Nina,

or I'll tell mother
you've been interfering
with training again.

All right, come on, Amber.
You can do this.

No cry-babies
on my team.

Just remember,
keep your left leg on him

so he doesn't run out,
all right?

Let's go, let's go.
You can do it, Amber.

Sit up. Good girl.

Yeah, very nice.
Keep those hands steady.
Look where you're going.

Left leg. Left leg.
Get after him.

I see a lot of
empty stalls around here.

Yeah, unfortunately.

Before my dad died,

we had a waiting list
of people

wanting to put
the horses in training,

and now we're just
barely scraping by.

What kind of horse
is she?

Flicka? She's a mustang.

Like a wild mustang?

Actually,

she was tamed by a girl
no older than you.

She's been with the family
I work for ever since.

She's pretty special.

Here, let me get that.

Sure.

My mom told me
about the fire.
You got hurt?

Twisted my leg a tad.

I needed a job close to town
to do my physical therapy,

and a place
to board some horses.

Your mom needed
an extra hand,
and here we are.

Until they finish
rebuilding the ranch.

(PANTING)

There you are.

Amber's had a bad fall.

Nina, go get my mom.
She's up at the house.

(GROANING)

It hurts.
(SOBBING)

Try not to move it.
What happened?

The horse ran out,
she slid off.

STEPHANIE: She tried
to break her fall
with her wrist.

Is she all right?

Yes, but we're down
a rider for Regionals.

Paige!

Well, I'm sorry
if it sounds harsh, Lindy,
but they need to learn.

This is what happens
when you don't
commit to a jump.

Come on, sweetie.
I'll run her up
to the hospital.

No, you will not.

You've been here
all of one minute.

I'm her trainer,
I will take her.

Amber, I'll call
your mom, okay, sweetie?

Don't think for a minute
practice is over.

I want you all
working on dressage
for the last part of it.

Three-day eventing
is not just about jumping.

Come give me
a leg up.

See you later, Kelly.

Settling in?
Getting there.

Okay, well,
the computer's
set up with Excel.

We order all
the feeding supplies online.
The vendors are bookmarked.

And if you should need
to restart the router
for some reason,

it's in the closet.

The pass code
is "Cherry Creek."

It's not very secure.

You're not a PC man,
are you?

Yes.

Oh.

(COMPUTER STARTS)

Good, I'll leave you to it.

(SIGHS)

Hi !
Hi.

So, you're
the new stable manager?

Guilty.

I'm Stephanie Meyers.
I just wanted to make sure

you knew that my mother
paid for extra bedding
for my horses,

all five of them.

And I didn't see
on the feed chart that
they had their treats today.

I was just
getting to that.

Make sure that you do.

Well, she's about as friendly
(WHISPERING) as a sack
of snakes, isn't she?

Yeah, she used to
be my best friend.

Really?
Well, she hides it well.

Yeah, her mom
puts a lot of pressure
on her to be the best.

My dad didn't do that.

Is he the one
that painted that saying
up there?

I like it.

So, why don't you ride
with the rest of the team?

Ah, it's not the same
without him training us.

Now, I just
exercise the horses.

Well, maybe tomorrow
you could try taking
Flicka out for a spin.

Really?

I get the feeling
you two are gonna
really hit it off.

Flicka and me!

(GEESE QUACKING)

Easy, girl.

All right.
Good girl, Flicka.

You can go work out
your twitters here.

(URGES SOFTLY)

(NEIGHS)

(CHUCKLES)

(NEIGHING)

What are you
thinking, Flicka?

I know you're fond
of jumping fences,

but don't you get
any big ideas.

You're a mustang,
not a show pony.

All right,
have fun, girl.

There you are.

Enjoying yourself?

Hey, where are you going?

What is it, Flicka?

Oh, you did not
just do that.

Toby said
you were pretty special,

but I've never seen
a horse ask to
put itself in training.

Hey, sweetie.

Hey, Mom.
Is Paige here yet?

Tack room.

Good girl.

Paige, what's the
update on Amber?

She's gonna be out
for six weeks.

Oh, no. Poor thing.
She must be devastated.

You realize
if we don't scrape up
another rider for Regionals,

we won't even
qualify to compete.

Better figure out
a plan B.

No, I can't think
about that now.

Lindy, come on.

I know it's hard,
but you've got
to be realistic.

The team is the only thing
keeping this place going.

I was hoping for a win
at the competition

to entice some new clients
here, but now...

Something will come up,
it has to.

And if it doesn't?

Have you told Kelly
you might have to sell?

What?

What's going on?

Tell her, Lindy.

Sweetheart, you know
I don't want to sell.

But we may not
have a choice.

I can't believe this.

You can't sell
Cherry Creek.
You just can't.

This is all your fault.

You put this idea
in her head.

I wish you'd never come here!

Kelly!

I'm sorry,
she didn't mean that.

I think she did.

(KELLY SOBBING)

Hey, Kelly, heads up.

Steph's mom
is on the warpath.

Okay.

Lindy?
Yes.

I'd like to discuss
that ride your daughter
took on Bentley yesterday.

You know, I don't think
she appreciates
the risk involved,

the kind of investment
we have.

I understand, Mrs. Meyers.

Well, I'd like to
talk to her myself.

You know what,
I was actually
just looking for her.

Toby, have you
seen Kelly?

No, I haven't.

And I don't see Flicka.

(POP SONG PLAYING)

Are you listening to me?

I'm tired of talking to myself

This wall you built between us

Feels like a living hell

Are you listening to me?

There's no room for any doubt

This is your last chance

Are you in or are you out?

Are you listening?

Are you listening?

Can I talk to you
for a sec?
Sure.

Listen, I appreciate
you being here,

but running Cherry Creek
is one thing.

I need you to understand
that I'm in charge
when it comes to my daughter.

I don't know
that horse of yours,

and I'm gonna be
worried sick
until they come back.

I guess I did
speak out of school
saying she could ride her.

But Flicka
is a good horse.

She won't let anything
happen to that girl.
I promise you that, ma'am.

Oh, you didn't.

What?
Step in something?

Yeah, the "ma'am" thing.
I'm not your mother.

No, ma'am. . . No!

Certainly not.

Excuse me, boy.

(PLAYING SLOW MELODY)

Hey. Feel better?

Yeah, so does Flicka.
Thanks for
letting me ride her.

You're welcome.
Next time, though,
wear a helmet.

I really caught it
from your mom.

Sorry!

It's all right.
Briggs was asking
about you.

What did he say?

Nothing, really.

I think he was just hoping
you'd be back in time to go
to town with the other kids.

Yeah, he always tries
to get me to come out
with the guys

when they're doing
something fun.

It doesn't mean anything.

Not what you were
hoping for, I guess.

LINDY: Kelly, will you come
in the house, please?

Coming !

LINDY: Were you riding
that horse without a helmet?

Can we just put
today behind us, okay?

It's fine with me.

You're not hungry?

Sweetheart, I have no plans
to sell Cherry Creek.

I'm still hoping
for a miracle.

Me, too, Mom.

I'm beat.

Do you mind
if I just go inside
and do some homework?

Sure.

I'll get the plates.

Oh, gosh.
Where you going so early?

Got to ride.
Which horse?

Flicka.

I'll be back in time
for church.

(NEIGHS)
Oh !

Flicka!

Hey, what are you
doing in that stall?

Kelly put her
in there herself
after their morning ride.

Really?
Yeah.

That's big.

Kelly hasn't really
bonded with a horse
since she lost her dad.

Eventing was so much
of who she was.

Now she won't even try.
Breaks my heart.

My kids
went through that.

Anything that reminded
them of their mom was kind of
put away for a while.

But they're doing better now
that they're off at college.

I didn't know
you were married.

Right out of high school.

Becky and I were together
every day, until...

I'm sorry.

For a long time,
doing something
we used to do together

just made the fact
we had to move on without her
even more painful.

I guess,
what I'm saying is,

I know
how hard it can be,

if you ever needed
someone to talk to.

Thanks.

Yeah.

Oh, the retired
grand prix horse
is coming in this morning.

He's feed and board only.

All right, ma'am.
I mean,
see ya later, Lindy.

(CHUCKLES)

Not another whinny
out of you.

Everything
is pretty much all set
for the charity dance.

I need the decorating
committee to be at
the Blue Swan Riding Club

no later than
noon on Saturday.

Oh, and please make sure
your parents don't flake
on the auction items

they promised
they'd bring.

Thank you, Mary.
Okay, look, everybody,

I know you're wondering
about the competition.

Hey, Nina.
Shh.

(WHISPERING)
They're getting
to the good part.

PAIGE: I've confirmed
with Regionals that we need

a minimum four riders
in order to compete.

It's okay,

I have called the trainers
at the local stables

and they're gonna
do their best to help us

find a last minute rider
to replace Amber.

What about Kelly?

Everybody knows
she rides better
than anyone else.

If you guys would just
ease up on
your attitude little bit,

then maybe
she'd consider it.

Kelly?
If you want stall mucker,

why don't we ask Billy
over at Willow Creek
to ride with us?

Who?
Billy Moseby.

He's not a real rider.

Neither is Kelly.

The last time she trained
was with her dad.

She's probably
forgotten it all.

Forgotten?

Who's that?

It's Norman,
the retired horse.

Hang on, Nina.

I've got an idea.

Sorry to interrupt.
A horse trailer
just pulled up.

I got to grab a helmet
for the new rider.
She forgot hers.

New rider?
So where is she?

She is in
the changing room.

And you guys can check her out
once you're done
with your little meeting.

Wait a minute.

Did I say
the meeting was over?

(COUNTRY MUSIC BLARING
ON EARPHONES)

(HUMMING ALONG)

Oh !
(CHUCKLES)

Hey, Lindy.

I've heard of whistling
while you work,
but dancing?

My physical therapist
said the two-step
was good for my leg.

Twice as many steps
on the left

as the right.
"Times two-step therapy."

Sounds like
a three-stepper to me.

No, I'm serious.
I can cut a mean rug.

Can you do the pony?

Do the pony.
(CHUCKLES)

And the wagon whip. No, no.

No. That's not good.

Hey, Kelly says
there's a new rider
to try out for the team.

Thank you.

She's in the ring now.

Anybody know her story?

No, no idea.

Who is that?

(EXHALES)

Okay, Flicka,
show them what we've got.

Let's see
how fast she is.

LINDY: Is that Flicka?

I'm afraid so.

Wait, so that's
Kelly riding?

It is.
(CHUCKLES)

Wow.

Way to go, Kelly!

Come on !

She hasn't lost it.
Did you see that?

(LAUGHING)

That was an amazing time.

I guess she hasn't
forgotten after all.

Welcome to the team.

We're going to Regionals.

Good girl.

Come on, let's go.

What do you think, Mom?

I think you're amazing.

(CHUCKLING)

Kelly, you and Flicka
make an awesome team.

Thanks, honey.

(CHUCKLES)

Mom's on her way, brat.

Better be ready,
or you'll be in trouble.

I really do wish
you were my sister
instead of her.

Don't you think
it's a little weird

that your only girlfriend
is a 10-year old?

I wouldn't mind
if we were
still friends, Stephanie.

Yeah, well, maybe
you should've thought
of that before you...

Before?
Before what?

Forget it.

While you've been
mucking out stalls,

I have worked hard
on my riding.

We may be on the same team,
but we are not equals.

See you this
weekend, Briggs.
Yeah.

I'm stoked
you're gonna be
riding with us.

You are?

Heck yeah.

We're gonna
rock Regionals now.

(CAR HONKING)

(MUSIC BLARING ON CAR STEREO)

Yeah, yeah.

We're gonna grab a pizza.
Do you wanna come?

No, I'm okay.
I'll see you on Monday.

Wait, you're not coming
to the charity dance?

I wasn't planning on it.

Why?

Well, it's mandatory
for team members to go.

But whatever.

It's not like they're gonna
kick you off the team.

We're not a team
without you.

Stephanie's right.

Briggs doesn't even see me.

(ENGINE STARTING)

Hey, what's this?

Hey.

Well, I replaced a few parts
and tightened up a few others.

Actually,
it's in pretty good shape

considering the miles
on this thing.

It was David's.
He kept it
no matter what.

Now I keep it
no matter what.

You've been quite
the miracle worker
around here.

Well, I wouldn't say that.

I haven't outsmarted
that printer.

I meant Kelly.
Well...

I let her ride Flicka,
but I can't do much about
the other issue.

What do you mean?
What other issue?

Boys.
What?

No, no. If Kelly had
a problem with the boys
she would come to me.

That's one thing I know.
I'm her mother.

She tells me everything.

Did she say
something to you?

No, I just picked up
on a few things.

Are you implying
that I don't pay enough
attention to my daughter?

I didn't say that.

What are you saying, then?

(CHUCKLES)

I didn't mean
to upset you.

Well, you did.

But it's not
your fault.

That went about as well
as squatting
with your spurs on.

What am I looking at?

My two lame options
for the charity dance.

Tacky and dated,
or just plain horrid.

(CHUCKLES)

Why don't you check
in my closet?

There's bound
to be something.

Oh, yeah, I could do
the whole retro thing.

Oh ! Hey, it's not that bad.

Mom, I literally
have nothing to wear.

Nothing.

I will help you
find something, okay?

Kelly, is there
anybody special
going to the dance?

Anyone you might
be interested in?

Mom, I have to
go to the dance.
I'm on the team.

No, I know that.
I was just asking.

I mean, you'd tell me,
right, if there was a boy?
Somebody you liked?

Doesn't matter anyway.

Stephanie and the girls
are gonna show up

looking like something
out of Teen Vogue.

I'm just gonna be
plain old me.

(SIGHS) Sweetheart,
you're so beautiful.
Don't you know that?

No, I'm not.
I'm invisible.

Briggs doesn't
even know I'm a girl.

Briggs, huh?

Just don't tell anyone.

It's stupid.
He's my best friend.

It's not stupid.

Your dad
was my best friend.

You know what?
We're going into town.

We need a mother-daughter
shopping spree.

Mom, we can't afford
a shopping spree.

If we could afford it,
it wouldn't be a spree,
now, would it? Come on !

Come on.

Eyes all over me

Maybe they're too blind to see

Oh.

I'm breathing electricity

It's a spark
that lives inside of me

I don't really care,
let everybody stare

'Cause I feel like
a million stars tonight

Wherever I go
nobody will know

That I just keep
dancing by myself

No, that's too tight.
You're not gonna be able
to dance in that.

You really think
he'll ask me to dance?

Yeah ! Stranger things
have happened.
It's a dance.

I think it's
a little too much.

But not for you.

I don't need that.
Yes, you do.

Wow!

Mom, you're hot!

Yes, you are.

Oh ! Okay,
now that looks good.

I love it.

Try it on and see.

Thank you.
Go, go.

Work all that out
in here.

They're really cute.

I got them
at that shoe store
down on the main strip.

I'll be really quick.

Hey, Toby.
Hey.

Did I ever get around
to inviting you to the dance?

It was on my to-do list,
I just sort of forgot.

Oh, no,
I appreciate it, but...

Lindy said
you're a great dancer.
You have to come.

Oh, Lindy wants me to come?

Yeah, we need you
to be the instigator.

Last year, the minute
we played a slow song,

all of the boys
did a mass evac.

They wouldn't come back in
until we brought out
the chili fries.

Mary, what are you doing?
We've got to get ready.

I'm coming.

So, you'll be there, right?
All right.

Good, it's at
the Blue Swan
Riding Club.

Okay.

Well, Picasso,

good thing
I brought my suit.

(BAND PLAYING POP MUSIC)

(SINGING)
There is gonna be
a party tonight

Yeah, I think
he's gonna be there
but that's all right

I'm not gonna see him
I'll dance all night

Wow.

This is so beautiful.

Okay, go mingle.
Have some fun.

Okay.

Well, look at you.
(SIGHS)

It's okay?
Yes!

I can't remember
the last time
I had on heels.

(CHUCKLES)

Speaking of which,
those are gorgeous.

Thank you, I try.
There's your cowboy.

Where?

Right there.

He is so cute.
I mean, you know, for you.

Would you stop?
He's coming over here.

Hi.
Hey, evening, ladies.

Hello.

Uh. . . Oh, look,
there's Mrs. Meyers,
I'll see you two later.

Okay.

Nice party.

Yes, it's beautiful.

Uh-huh.

(TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

Cool. Kelly's here.

What a thrill !

Yeah,
I'll be right back, okay?

And she even
wore a dress.

I knew this was
gonna happen.
No one is dancing.

Where's Toby?

Calm down.
He's right there.

(SONG ENDS)

(GUEST APPLAUDING)

(SLOW SONG PLAYING)

Kelly.

Whoa.

You look, um...

Yeah?

You look really nice.

Thanks.

So...

Do you wanna dance?

Sure.

Oh, look,
he asked her to dance.

Care to join them?
You'll have
a better view.

Yes.
Yeah? All right.

Do you think
there's something going on
between Briggs and Kelly?

Amber, grow a brain.

He just feels
sorry for her, obviously.

It's not obvious
to me.

Hate to break
it to you, Steph,

but it kind of looks
like he's into her.

My mom got a new car.

She gave me her old SUV.

Really?

The pink one?

It's maroon, actually.
Mmm-hmm.

Yeah, sure.

(CHUCKLES)

I was wondering maybe
if you wanted to
go for a drive sometime,

maybe check out a movie
or something.

Sure.

Sure. That sounds fun.

Yeah.

You make me go...

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

I wanna be with you

With you

With you
With you

I wanna be with you

(GUESTS APPLAUDING)

(CHUCKLES)

(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)

We're dancing.

GIRL: (SINGING)
Everybody get ready

One, two, three, four

Ooh, ooh!

Yeah, hey, hey!

Hey, hey, hey!

Sitting here alone

Should I call you?

I love this song !

You okay?

(ALL LAUGHING)

Kelly, wait.

Way to pick 'em, Briggs.

She was cute
for a minute.

(SIGHS)

(SOBBING)

Oh, honey.
I'm so sorry.

Why does everything good
have to get ruined?

It's just a dress.

I know.

But Briggs
never asked me out
when I was in my jeans.

Oh.

Listen to me.

The horse can have
perfect conformation

but it takes more than that
to be a champion, right?

It takes
the whole package.

And that's what
you have.

And nobody's gonna see it
unless you start seeing it
in yourself.

It's not the dress
that impressed Briggs.

It was you.

It's you, sweetie.

No.

Let's go get you
cleaned up, okay?

(SNIFFLES)

(TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

What did you do?
Oh, look who's here.

Look who's come.

The walking train wreck.

You're late.

Sorry.

Somebody hid my bridle.
But I found it anyways.

By the way, Kelly,

the Riding Club loved
the way you redecorated
the dessert table last night.

You two,
just be cool.

Okay, let's focus on
nice clean jumps today.

Don't worry
about the clock.
Clean runs.

Let's go, Flicka.

I'm the number one rider
on this team.

I go first.

Hey, you never came
back to the dance.

Hey, no chit-chat
during practice.

You're an awesome dancer.

Okay.

You're gonna
get me into trouble.

(SIGHS)

What are you doing?
Why are you
knocking down rails

when I asked
for a clean ride?

Next. You're done.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Watch where you're going.

You just scuffed
my brand new riding boots.

Do you have any idea
how much these cost?

I didn't mean to.
Maybe we can buff it out.

Are you a stable hand
or a member of the team?

Why do we have
to be like this?

We used to be friends,
remember?

Yeah.

Like you remembered me
when your dad died.

What?

What does my dad
have to do with this?

I only rode with him
since I was three years old.

I missed him, too,
you know.

And then you just
stopped talking to me.

You never even
told me why.

Steph...

Not only
did I lose my trainer,
but I lost my friend, too.

I had no idea.

That whole
first year was a fog.
I shut everyone out.

I was your
best friend, Kelly.

I'm sorry.

Forget it.

I'm over it already.
Way over it.
Just don't talk to me.

Stephanie,
is there a problem?

I don't have
a problem, okay?

The only problem
is that

we have that
phony Kelly Jenkins
riding on our team.

It's either me
or her, Paige.

I'm serious, you have
to pick or I'm going
to quit. I will.

You have had
a bad day, Stephanie.
Come on, we're a team.

We need to learn
to work together.

Well, I don't want
to work with her.

Come on, come on. Print!

(PRINTER WHIRRING)

Yes!

Yes.

(SIGHS)

I brought you the mail.

Oh, great.

I hear the ranch rebuild
is coming along.

Yeah, should be just
a few more weeks, I think.

It's been nice
having you around here.

Thanks.

And Flicka, too.

She's brought Kelly
back to life, you know.

Yeah.
PAIGE: Lindy.

We got a problem.
What is it?

Stephanie's threatening
to quit the team.

I'd say good riddance.

That girl's
just flat-out mean.

Oh, really?

Between her and Nina,
they've got five horses
in training.

She quits,
she takes them all
to another stable.

Yeah, we could not
take that big a hit.

Okay, now, listen,
I don't want you to worry.
I'm gonna talk to Stephanie.

Thanks, Paige.
You're a good friend.

Call me if you need me.

I will.

Paige.

I'm not sure
you're such a good friend
to Lindy.

I have been here
since David died

through all
the ups and downs.

So what would you know
about my friendship
or my loyalty?

Well, I know what disloyalty
looks like on paper.

What's this?

Employment contract
you left in the printer queue.

Okay, look.

I care about Lindy,

but she has got
horrible business sense.

Her heart's too big.

She barely charges
half these girls
to board their horses.

She lets them
work it off,

and one of these days,
she is not gonna be able
to keep things going.

Don't you think she deserves
some kind of warning?

I have done all I can.

This place was their dream,
and I got dreams of my own.

(SIGHS)

(TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

Who is that?

That's the new girl.

Yeah.
I heard she rides.

Thank God
it's not with us.

No kidding.

We'll see you around.

Bye, ladies.

Wish me luck on
my calculus test.
Good luck.

You'll be great, Briggs.

Thanks, Steph.
I hope so.

I'll call you later,
tell you how it went.

Okay.
Okay.

He wasn't talking to you.

Uh, yes, he was.

No, he wasn't.

He calls me all the time.

To get a ride
to the stables, maybe.

And why
does he call you?

For help
with his homework?

No, he asked me
to the movies, actually.

So what?
He has asked me to
the movies before.

Oh.

Did you think that
was something special?

Okay, you know what,
Stephanie?

I have had enough
of your attitude.

Oh, really?

Do you want
to settle this?

Sure.

What did you
have in mind?

Cross-country course.

Loser leaves Briggs alone.

You're on.

(BELL RINGS)

Call it.

(URGES HORSE)

Come on, Flicka.

What are they doing?
Looks like a race to me.

Go, Stephanie!
Come on, Kelly!

Go, Stephanie!

Come on.

Come on, Steph.
You got it!

(PANTING)

(STEPHANIE URGES HORSE)

Come on, girl.
Come on !

Go, go, go, Kelly!

Go, Flicka.

Come on,
you can do it.

Go, Steph !
Go, Steph !

Hang on, hang on, Kelly.
Come on !

(GRUNTS)

What are you doing?

Stop it!

Come on, girl ! Come on !

Let's go, Kelly!
Come on, Kelly, come on !

Go! Yes, Stephanie!

Come on. Go, Flicka!

I am appalled
at both of you.

I'm sorry.

It was a stupid
thing to do.

You know what?
I'm done.

My mother agrees.

She's on her way
to get our horses.

Stephanie, you can't
quit the team.

We can't go to
Regionals without you.

Isn't that sad?

Well, if Stephanie
is leaving,
I'm leaving.

You can't leave.

Congratulations, Kelly.

You won the race,
but you've sunk the team.

You might as well have
put a "For Sale" sign
on the farm yourself.

Mom, I. . .
Kelly, what were
you thinking?

PAIGE: She wasn't.

Kelly!

Kelly! Kelly, wait!

Kelly!

Lindy, we need to talk.

Not now, Paige.

MRS. MEYERS: Lindy.

You are one lucky woman
that my daughter
wasn't seriously injured.

Where is Stephanie?
She's inside.

Our driver is on the way
with our horse trailer.

Wait, wait.
Can we just talk
about this for a second?

Where are you even
taking your horses?

To our new stable.

What new stable?

Triumph Equestrian Club.

That's what I needed
to tell you.

The equestrian club
is mine.

The Meyers put
the money up for it.

Paige, what are you saying?

This was an opportunity
I could not pass up.

We were gonna wait
until after the competition
to tell everybody,

but now that Stephanie
needs a new team to ride...

So, you're just gonna
leave right before
Regionals with no notice?

After that stunt
your daughter pulled?

You better believe it.

Come on. Let's help
Stephanie get packed.

If you leave,
the whole team will follow.

You are ruining us,
do you realize that?

I'm really sorry
it had to happen this way,

but without the Meyers
there is no team.

MRS. MEYERS:
Paige, are you coming?

Hey.
They're all leaving.

And Kelly just took off.

What can I do to help?

Can you saddle up
a horse for me, please?

I've got to go
after my daughter.

I'll go. Don't worry.

(HORSE NEIGHS)

TOBY: Hey.

Cold?

Thanks.
(SNIFFLES)

Your mom's pretty worried
about you right now.

I can't face her.

I've ruined everything.

Kelly, you may have done
a reckless thing,

but you didn't create
the situation
the stables are facing.

What if I did?

Do you know
how my dad died?

He was driving
his truck in a storm,

pulling an empty
horse trailer,

and I guess the wind
caught it or something.

And he got
pushed off the road.

He was on his way
to pick up a new horse.
I had my heart set on it.

Kelly...

No, don't tell me
it isn't my fault,

because no matter
how many times
somebody tells me it isn't,

it still
feels like it is.

This might sound stupid,

but the way that Flicka
kept asking me to jump her,

it's like she knew
that I missed
being in the ring.

I thought
maybe Dad sent her.

Like it was a sign
or something,

but now look
what I have done.

Cherry Creek is all
we have left of him,

and now we are
gonna lose that, too.

(SIGHS)

You know I have daughters
of my own, right?

Little bit older than you.

If your dad loved you
as much as
I love my own girls,

the only thing in the world
he would want for you

is to live every day
to its fullest.

Try to be as happy
as you know how to be.

That's all a dad wants.

That's it.
You understand?

And from all
the stories I've heard,

your dad
was a great leader.

And a great teacher.
He taught you
how to be a winner,

in or out of the ring.

What do you suppose
your dad would do
in this situation?

(SIGHS) Well...

Well, first he'd ride
until he figured out
how to save Cherry Creek.

I know I've done
some of my best thinking
on a horse.

I have been
riding for hours,

and I still
don't have a clue.

Think like a leader, Kelly.

Think like your dad.

I'm sure you'll realize
things aren't as hopeless
as they seem.

(SOBBING)

(SIGHS)

Thanks for being so
good to me, Flicka.

I got her.

Thanks, Toby.

I'm so sorry.

It's okay.

Thank you.

Oh, sweetie,
running or riding away
from our problems

isn't the answer.

And neither is ignoring them
and hoping for the best.

We've been focused
on what we lost
for a long time.

Now it's time
we focus
on what we have.

Okay?

No matter what,
we have each other.

Oh, I love you.

I love you, too.

Let's go
get warm, okay?

Here we go.

What are we
gonna do, Flicka?

You want to compete
in Regionals, don't you?

(BUS HONKING)

The bus.

So, you've heard
Mary's going to
Paige's new stables?

Yeah. Big surprise.

What about you?

Who, me?

I'm not going anywhere.

Really?

Well, I guess I better
get us a new team
together then.

Who have you got in mind?
(CHUCKLES)

(WHISPERING) Her.

Romina Guzman.

(WHISPERING)
She just moved here
from Argentina.

Plays polo
with her eight brothers.
They say she's an animal.

Yeah, but can she jump?

Let's find out.

What do you think?

Mmm-hmm,
she's fantastic.

A little wild.

She can ride.

Welcome aboard, Romina.

So you want me
on your team?

(CHUCKLING)
Yeah.

KELLY: Of course.

Billy Moseby.

That's great, Kel.
He's a groom.

I know. They say
he can ride anything.

He doesn't have a horse.

What about Norman?

That horse is retired.

Not anymore.

(CHUCKLING)

(TWITCHES)

You ready for Regionals?

I've been ready
all my life.

Now all we need
is a trainer.

Oh, not again.
For Pete's sake.

I just saved
that document,
and now you ate it.

What?

How attached are you
to that cowboy hat?

I was born with it. Why?

We need a trainer,
or they won't
let our team compete.

(CHUCKLING)
You are asking me?

If you want me
to drive some cattle
or do some roping,

I'm your man,

but I know less than nothing
about that fancy-dancy horse
stuff that you all do.

Ha!
But you know horses.

That's what we need.

We need you, Toby.

We may not win,
but at least
we'll go down trying.

Please say yes.

(SIGHS)

Even I can't believe
I'm agreeing to this,

and it's coming out
of my mouth.

(CHUCKLES)

We're going to the Regionals.
Yes.

KELLY: You're probably
gonna meet a lot
of trainers at the show,

so just so you can sound
like you kind of know
what you're doing,

I'll run you
through the basics.

The first event
is dressage.

The judges are
mainly looking to see

that the horse
is trained well enough,

and that the rider's skills
are strong enough

to take the jumps
in the next two events.

The key is to be
fluid and relaxed.

It's horse ballet.

Ballet, huh?
(GIGGLES)

Look out. Whoa! Sorry.

What are you doing?

Huh?

Mmm.

We're a little rough
around the edges.

They look like a bunch
of cowboys to me.

Oh, no offense.

Well, from one
cowboy to another,

I just might have an idea.

(COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING)

This is perfect, Toby.

Thanks.

The next is
cross-country.

It's a test of endurance
and strength.

There'll be
about 12 jumps,

and this is a timed event
so you got to be quick.

That's not
fast enough.

I've got a nutty idea.

Come on in.

Billy, try dropping
the stirrups down a hole.

This big boy loves to jump.
Longer stirrups mean more leg.

Much better.

Now we have
a happy horse.

(CHUCKLES)

Yeah, you don't know anything
about that fancy-dancy
horse stuff, huh?

Yeah, maybe a little.

So this is
the final event.
Show jumping.

You'll walk the course
with the team
just like this

before the event starts.

You're supposed to
help us try
and figure out

how many strides
we'll need

to get to the next jump
with our horse.

Well, the walking part
is no problem.

Okay, so just take
big paces and then stop

and look like you're
coming up with a plan.

I'll tell the team
what to do
before the class starts.

Oh. You mean
there's a class?

Ah ! He keeps
tossing his head.

Hmm.

What?

That horse might
have too much bit.

Do you want to try
something softer?

Couldn't hurt.

Let's see
if that helps.

Is that better?
Yeah.

All right, guys,
on three.

One,

two,

three!

ALL: Go, team, go!

(GIRLS WHOOPING)

Come on.

(CHUCKLES) Good girl.

Good girl.

Come on, I'm over here.
I'm over here.

Come on.

I'm right here.
Come and get me. Come on.

You're pretty.
Yeah, you know it.

And I thought that horse
was supposed to
be a wild mustang.

She's still wild
when she wants to be.

Right, Flicka?

(NEIGHS)

See?
Mmm-hmm.

You know, I really admire
the way you pulled
this team together.

Well, I couldn't have
done it without you.

Thanks for
sticking with us.

I'd follow you
anywhere.

Really?

I know a winner
when I see one.

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

With all this
team drama going on,

I never got a chance
to ask whether you were
into that movie idea.

Are you trying to
ask me out on a date?

Maybe.

Maybe?

Why, are you
leaning towards a yes?

Could be.

(NEIGHS)

I guess you got
your answer.

Hey, Flicka.
(SNORTS)

Hey.
Did you see that?

You know, I was thinking,

there are probably gonna be
a lot of trainers
at the show tomorrow.

Real trainers,
not a cowboy fill-in
like me.

He's right, Mom.
When they see us
giving it our all,

someone is
bound to notice.

I sure hope so, sweetie.

Regardless,
I am so proud of you.

(CHUCKLING)

Here's to Cherry Creek.

Yes. And to you, Toby.

Yeah, thanks
for everything.

All right,
let's eat.

Yummy.

You guys as hungry
as I am?

(CHUCKLING)

That's so silly.

That's funny.

Wow.

Tomorrow is
the big day, huh?

So excited.

Get some sleep.
I'll see you
in the morning.

Okay, goodnight.
Goodnight.

Goodnight.

God, the time
has just flown by.

Yeah.

Can't believe
you're heading up north
after the horse show.

I was wondering
how you might feel about me
coming to visit now and then.

So the cowboy
likes the town
after all, huh?

I wouldn't drive
five miles
to visit a town.

Mom? Whoo!

Oh.
(CHUCKLES)

Sorry, I will ask later.
Don't mind me.

We were just
saying goodnight.

Yeah, uh...

Goodnight.
Goodnight.

See you tomorrow.

You'll see me tomorrow.
Sleep well.

Thanks.

Goodnight.
Goodnight.

(SIGHS)

(PEOPLE TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

(MAN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

What do you think?

I'm thinking I wish
I had washed my truck.

LINDY: (CHUCKLES)
Or painted it.

TOBY: Yeah.

This is so amazing.

We're gonna go
park the trailer.

ANNOUNCER ON P.A. :
May I have
your attention, please?

All competitors
must sign in before heading
to the practice ring.

Don't be nervous, Flicka.

(SNORTING)

You're right,
I'm the one
that's nervous.

Hey, we're all checked in.
Oh, good.

Hey, Flicka?
You good?

You should have
seen me...

Don't look now.
Bogey, two o'clock.

Wow.

The warm-up course
is now closed.
Please exit the ring.

He looks sloppy.
Can you fix his pad?

Don't let them
rattle you.

Yeah, you're right.

Kelly. I've missed you.

I missed you, too.
How is the new stable?

It's so boring.

There's just a bunch
of stuck-up girls there.

Beat it, Nina.

What are you
doing here?

Same thing as you.

Really?

Where is your team?

ROMINA: Hey, Briggs.

BRIGGS: Hey, you guys.

We're so excited.

(CHUCKLES)

Wow.

This is just brilliant.

(TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

Good luck.

PAIGE: Hey,
is everybody ready?

You look good.

ANNOUNCER: Will all
dressage competitors

please report
to the ring side?

Let's go.

Mary?

All right, team.
Come on. Gather around.

Come on, guys,
group meeting.

We're facing some
pretty stiff competition
here today.

Some folks around here
think we don't have a chance,

that we don't
even belong here.

And maybe we don't.

I mean, who jumps a mustang?
Right, Flicka?

(NEIGHS)

We're not so different
from Flicka.

Look how far she's come.

Not because
of great breeding

or because she has had
the best training,

but because whatever she does
she puts her whole heart in it
from start to finish.

That's all I'm asking
of you here today.

Just like the sign
in the office reads,

"If we give it our all. . ."

"We've already won."

ALL: "We've already won."

"We've already won."

You ready? Come on.
Yes.

Go get 'em.

I'll see you out there.
Okay.

Have fun.
Thank you.

(BOTH SIGH)

What?

I kind of miss the cowboy hat.
(CHUCKLES)

Howdy.

ANNOUNCER:
Ladies and gentlemen,

welcome to day one
of Blue Swan's regional
cross-country championship.

We'd like to thank
all of our sponsors
and VIP guests

for their contributions
to this exceptional event.

Hey, there is that
fabulous trainer.

What is his
name again?

James Reynold.

His riders are
always in the ribbons.

Really?

Hello, James.

Oh, hey,
how are you?

Good. Are you
competing today?

No, I'm just
a spectator this time.

In the dressage ring,
Stephanie Meyers

riding Bentley
for Triumph Equestrian Club.

Where have you been?
Stephanie is going.

I know, I know.
I'm here.

In dressage,
the rider should appear
effort-free

while the horse
willingly performs
the requested movement.

The judges are
looking for strong patterns,

straight lines
and a consistent tempo.

Most importantly,

they want to see
the horse and rider
working as a team.

(SPECTATORS APPLAUDING)

And that was a beautiful ride
from Stephanie Meyers

and her Hanoverian gelding,
Bentley.

(SPECTATORS CHEERING)

All right.
You ready?

Yeah.

Good luck, Kelly.
You'll be great.

And now from
the Cherry Creek Farms,

Kelly Jenkins riding Flicka.

MAN: (SINGING)
Together at the circus,
lions, tigers and bears

And walked alone
at the carnival fair

I just can't seem to sleep
I sit up all night
counting sheep

I'd rather
be your teddy bear

Once a rebel,
always a rebel

Well, everyone
needs an angel in their lives

(CHEERING)

Oh, now, rebel angel

You're so divine

ANNOUNCER:
Now, from Cherry Creek Farms,
Briggs McBride.

MAN: (SINGING)
When you walked into my life

And time stood still
and I was going fast

Stood on my mind
And take it in the night

Once a rebel,
always a rebel

Well, everyone
needs an angel in their lives

Once, a rebel

Oh, now, rebel angel

You're so divine

Once a rebel,
always a rebel...

(CHEERING)

Cherry Creek!

Cheers to making
it through dressage,
tomorrow cross-country.

Bring it on !

Yeah.

ANNOUNCER:
It's day two, cross-country.

First rider on the course,

Triumph Equestrian Club's
Stephanie Meyers and Bentley.

Come on.
Go! Go! Go!

(URGES HORSE)

(CHEERING)

Go, baby, go!

Yeah, Stephanie!

(GRUNTS)

Wow. What a way to start
the cross-country event.

Fantastic run
by Stephanie Meyers.

Now, from Cherry Creek Farms,
Briggs McBride.

(URGES HORSE)

Go, Briggs!

Nice.

(CHEERING)

Go, go, go, go, go.

And Briggs McBride has put
Cherry Creek back on top.

(WHOOPING)

Good job, Briggs.

What is it, Toby?

The bell boot tore.

Nicked his heel
pretty bad.

Might need
a few stitches.

Is he gonna be okay?
Sure.

I'm not so sure
he's gonna make
the show jumping tomorrow.

Winning is not worth
injuring the horse.

No, you better
sit this one out, Briggs.
I'll tell the officials.

(SIGHS)

I'm so sorry, Kelly.

It's okay.

It's not your fault.

Well, we just got word.
We have a withdrawal.

One of Cherry Creek's
strongest riders,
Briggs McBride.

A tough blow.

The rest of
the Cherry Creek team

will have to post
high scores
from here on out

to make up for
those lost points.

On the course,
Wilhelmina Spencer Cromwell

riding for
Triumph Equestrian Club.

GIRL: Go, go, go!

Come on !

(ALL GASP)

She just gave up!
She just gave up!

Next up for
Cherry Creek Farms,
Kelly Jenkins, riding Flicka.

(ALL CHEERING)

(URGES HORSE)

(WHOOPING)

That horse is fast.

Flicka may be small,
but she is mighty.

Come on. Yeah.

Come on, Kelly!

Imagine what Cherry Creek
would do if they had
a real trainer.

Even the blind squirrel
finds a nut
every once in a while.

(CHEERING)

Let's go, let's go!

Almost there now.

Easy.

Yes! Go, Kelly!

This could be
the best time so far.

Yes, Kelly Jenkins
from Cherry Creek
has set the fastest time.

(ALL CHEERING)

I don't know, Paige,
they seem to be
doing pretty good to me.

Yeah, well, just wait
for the show jumping.

That will separate
the men from the boys.

Welcome to the final day
of our three-day event.

Showjumping.

With less than a tenth
of a point separating
the top three teams,

Triumph Equestrian Club,
Cherry Creek Farms
and Quail Ridge,

plus a tight
individuals competition.

We're starting things off
with Cherry Creek
and Billy Moseby on Norman.

(CHEERING)

I don't know
what was more surprising,

that Norman was retired
or that Billy
was just a groom.

All those two needed
was a chance.

Now on the showjumping
course,

Romina Guzman
for Cherry Creek.

Ow!

I got to give her
credit though for
leaving out that stride.

At least
she went for it.

You better go get Flicka.
You're up soon.

Okay.

Good try, good try.

I'm really sorry, Toby.

That's all right.
They're gonna
blame the cowboy.

Rightfully so.

You did great.
Don't worry about it.

You did really good.

Next up,
Stephanie Meyers.

You ready?

That triple combination
looks really tight.
Bentley hates those.

Okay, so you just
make sure you check him
before you head into it.

Now, remember,
this is your competition
to lose, Stephanie.

Don't mess it up.

Thanks for
the pep-talk, Paige.

Good luck, Stephanie.

You're gonna
do great, Steph.

Thanks, guys.

Let's go.

Yes!

What is she doing?
She's headed in too fast.

Stephanie Meyers
has delivered
a solid performance,

maintaining Triumph
Equestrian's lead,

with Cherry Creek trailing
just a few points behind.

Good ride, Steph.

Thanks.

And our final rider,
in second place
going into the jumper round,

Kelly Jenkins
from Cherry Creek Farms.

Now she is going
to have to put up
a record time

to overtake
Stephanie Meyers and...

Nina. Nina,
come watch with me.

Sure.

All right, Flicka,
you take care of our girl
out there, all right?

Is it the
other way around?

We'll take care
of each other.

All right,
go get them.

All right, Kelly!

No matter what happens,
Flicka,

thanks for getting me
back in the show ring.

Let's go have some fun.

All right.
Here we go, come on.

Yes!

She rode that perfectly.

Oh, I'm so nervous,
I can't even watch.

Then you're gonna miss it.

(SIGHS)

She's leaving out a stride
to make up time.

Come on, sweetheart.

Yes.

(CHEERING)

(WHISTLING)

(NEIGHING)

Wow. What an impressive ride
for Kelly Jenkins and Flicka!

But will it be enough
to put her team
in the ribbons?

Good girl, Flicka.

Hey, Kelly.

You and that wild mustang
have got Triumph Equestrian
Club all riled up.

Paige is freaking out
right now.

Guess that was
a really good ride.

Thank you.

You know, I thought you
and your team were a joke

but you're actually amazing.

You find the good in people,
just like your dad.

I miss him.

I miss you.

Me, too.

And now for the winners
of the individual
and team awards.

The reserve champion
in this year's
competition is...

Good luck.
Yeah, you, too.

Kelly Jenkins
for Cherry Creek Farms.

(ALL CHEERING)

BRIGGS: Go, Kelly!

(CHEERS)

That also gives Cherry Creek
second place for
the team competition.

That leaves
Stephanie Meyers as champion

and Triumph Equestrian Club

as winner of the Blue Swan's
three-day event.

Congratulations.

Let's get a victory lap
for our two champions.

(ALL CHEERING)

Great job.

Thank you.

Thank you.
Congratulations.

Fantastic. Nice work.

Blue Swan Equestrian Park
would like to thank
all the competitors

for their participation
in what has turned out to be

quite an exciting
three-day event.

Hey, Lindy.

Congratulations.

Listen, uh,
if you're looking
for a full-time trainer,

I'm interested,
give me a call.
Wonderful, thank you.

I'm serious.
Great job today.

Thank you.
See you.

Thank you all for coming,
and we'll see you next year.

Adiós, Flicka.

See you, Flicka.

Have fun, girl.

Goodbye, Flicka.

Thanks, Flicka.

See you, Flicka.

Bye, Flicka.

All right, everybody,
tack up your horses.
Lesson's in 20.

Hey, Flicka.

I'm gonna miss you
so much, Flicka.

You can ride her anytime
you come up for a visit.

Okay. Come on.

Oh, sweetie.

And I knew she wouldn't
want us to take off

without you having
a jumper of your own.

Toby, what have you done?

This is Flicka's colt.

She had him
about two years ago.

He's gorgeous.

James says
he is the perfect age
to put into training.

With his spirit
and your riding,

this fellow could turn out
to be a world-class jumper.

You mean he's mine?

Sure is.

Oh ! Thank you, Toby.

Thank you so much.

What's his name?

Thunderhead.

Thunderhead.

I'll take really
good care of him, Flicka.

You know I will.

(NEIGHING)

She knows.

Let's go, buddy.
Come on.

What a great surprise!

Yeah, there is more
where that came from.

What do you mean?

You'll see.

Look at our future champs.

(LET GO PLAYING)

Wanting to get rid
of the relationships

Get away from the insecurities

Wanting to walk

And just walk

Get away
from the responsibilities

And I won't let myself choke

On all this pressure
and all this stress

And I won't let myself fall

From the pushes and shoves

And the problems and regrets

I just need

To let myself go

And I won't let myself choke

On all this pressure
and all this stress

And I

Just need

To let myself go

(DANCING BY MYSELF PLAYING)

Eyes all over me

Maybe they're too blind to see

I'm breathing electricity

It's a spark
that lives inside of me

I don't really care,
let everybody stare

'Cause I feel like
a million stars tonight

Wherever I go
nobody will know

That I just keep
dancing by myself

I'm off to the beat
'Cause this way's for me

Yeah, I just keep
dancing by myself

Dancing by myself

Wherever I go
nobody will know

That I just keep
dancing by myself

I'm off to the beat
'Cause this way's for me

Yeah, I just keep
dancing by myself

Dancing by myself

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