
Saddle Club: Friends Forever
Family · Adventure
Overview
The arrival of beautiful, mysterious French Junior Champion, Dorothée Doutey, causes rumors and sparks to fly. Lessons from the junior champ are marred by her deep seeded issues that the Saddle Club attempt to fix.
Top Cast


Matylda Buczko
Matylda Buczko
Dorothee Doutey
Matylda Buczko
Dorothee Doutey
Keenan MacWilliam
Keenan MacWilliam
Carole Hanson
Keenan MacWilliam
Carole Hanson


Sophie Bennett
Sophie Bennett
Stephanie Lake
Sophie Bennett
Stephanie Lake
Lara Jean Marshall
Lara Jean Marshall
Elizabeth Atwood
Lara Jean Marshall
Elizabeth Atwood
James O'Dea
James O'Dea
Redford O'Malley
James O'Dea
Redford O'Malley
Heli Simpson
Heli Simpson
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