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| Richard Farnsworth | ... |
Foster
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| Melissa Gilbert | ... |
Charlie
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| Michael Schoeffling | ... |
Matt
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| Constance Towers | ... |
Muffy
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Yankton Hatten | ... |
Grant
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Shane Serwin | ... |
Seth
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Chris Pedersen | ... |
Red
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Ángel Salazar | ... |
Tommy John
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| Arliss Howard | ... |
Peter
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Shizuko Hoshi | ... |
Mrs. Daniels
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Richard Jamison | ... |
Capt. Marsh
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| James Gammon | ... |
Steve
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Ariane de Vogue | ... |
Ariane
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Norman Bennett | ... |
Lenny
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Peter Kowanko | ... |
Harris
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Working in a Texas stockyard, breaking horses, Charlie's doing the best she can to support herself and her two brothers. But when she loses her job, she gets the idea to take her best bronco, Sylvester, and turn him into a lucrative profit by training him for three-day eventing. But since she knows little of dressage and show-jumping, it's going to take the help of her old boss, an ex-cavalryman, to get ready for competition. Written by Kathy Li
I watched this movie on TV and fell in love with it then. About five years later I bought it and watched it at least 6 more times. The acting must of been good because as a horse rider myself, I could see and understand the feelings that Charlie was going through herself. The only thing that made me rewind the movie back was the part where she caught Sylvester, calmed him down, and after it bit her in the arm you can notice the poor use of cartoon-like footage of the horse running away. Other than that I will always find this movie in my heart every time I think about giving up or when I need some encouragement to ride horses.