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Harvest Hunt

The **Harvest Hunt** is an annual tradition in Miradero, a children's scavenger hunt set to coincide with the adults' making of the communal soup in the intersection of the town's two streets in front of the Town Hall. Lucky participated in the Harvest Hunt her first year back in Miradero, when Turo served as organizer. That year, the participants formed two teams, girls versus boys, and placed bets on winning. Prior to that year, no girl had ever won the contest.

The event is sometimes called the **Midnight Harvest Hunt**, although in Lucky's case, the event began at 9:00 pm and ended considerably before midnight.

## Participants

* Turo (as organizer and judge), with Junipero

### Girls' team

* Lucky, riding Spirit
* Pru, riding Chica Linda
* Abigail, riding Boomerang
* Maricela, riding in Turo's cart drawn by Junipero

### Boys' team

* Julian, riding Sorrel
* Javier, riding Hacheta
* Snips, riding Señor Carrots

## Stakes

The Harvest Hunt does not appear to have a prize beyond the honor of winning and "going down in history" as a winner. However, the boys' and girls' teams, led by Lucky and Julian, respectively, wagered on the outcome of Turo's Harvest Hunt. Initially, the stakes were set at the winners doing the losers' chores the following day. Before the end of the hunt, however, the ante was upped: the losers would have to kiss Señor Carrots.

## Frame story

To set the scene for the scavenger hunt that followed, Turo recounted the legend of Ol' Jack, a beleaguered pumpkin farmer transmogrified into a scarecrow by his obsession with guarding his pumpkin patch from crows.

## Objective

The goal of the Harvest Hunt was to collect items hidden around Miradero in order to construct a scarecrow outside the train depot. Only one team could complete a scarecrow, owing to the fact that only one head—a jack-o-lantern carved by Turo—was available to be found.

## Items and their hiding places

* Sticks from a dead oak tree in Goose Gulch (general location given by Turo) as the "skeleton" (stakes on which the clothing was to be hung)
* Hay from the barn (location given by Turo, hay provided in exchange for an offering of food made to Junipero) as the "guts" (stuffing) of the scarecrow
* A stuffed crow from the schoolhouse (general location given by Turo) to set on the scarecrow's shoulder
* Bandana from Mr. Granger to place around the scarecrow's neck
* Boots hidden in the steeple of the church
* Shirt hidden in plain sight, hanging from a clothesline hung across the street from Miss Flores's house
* Pants flying from the flagpole atop Town Hall
* A carved pumpkin hidden in the pumpkin patch (general location given by Turo) in the hills above town as the head of the scarecrow

## Outcome

The hunt ended in a race to secure the pumpkin head and place it on the bodies of the two teams' otherwise completed scarecrows. Initially, the girls' scarecrow was completed by Spirit, but Turo ruled Spirit "a horse" and therefore ineligible to win. Lucky quickly removed and replaced the head to win the contest for the girls. Pru noted that they would "go down in history".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Lucky and the Harvest Hunt"
Alex Fox

## Alex

**Alex Fox** is introduced in "The Neighs Have It" where Lyn introduces him and Beef.

Alex says he has six sisters, and Lyn says Alex is from "the capitol" and his dad is a senator.

He is running for rep but says he will back out if Lucky runs.

He was lying though (as he later smugly admits) and wanted Lucky to split the girl's vote so he could win with the guy's vote.

Lucky thwarts him by backing out of the race, realizing Bebe is a better candidate.

## Gallery

1. ↑ Perkins mentions his surname in "The Neighs Have It" as seen in closed captions
Milagro's boots

Milagro Navarro owned a pair of brown leather cowboy boots embossed with red flames running up the sides and decorated with yellow shooting stars. Milagro wore the boots on her sixteenth birthday, the day she escaped a forced marriage to Don Trujillo in San Jorge, and continued to wear the boots throughout her tenure as a *charreadera* in El Circo Dos Grillos.

Milagro's husband Jim Prescott retained the boots when Milagro died, and passed the boots on to the couple's daughter Lucky after her second day living back in Miradero when Lucky was twelve years old. Lucky found that the boots "conformed to her feet as naturally as a cocoon wraps around its occupant" and the boots held a place among Lucky's most beloved possessions.

When Lucky herself joined El Circo Does Grillos in her second summer living back on the frontier, she wore the boots while riding Spirit during her performances. However, just prior to her second performance with the circus, in Silver Creek, she soaked the boots while trying to wash the circus wagons, and could not dry them in time for her performance. She initially tried to wear a pair of black boots loaned to her by Solana, but they were too large and caused her to stumble while attempting a backflip stunt called *La Voltereta Feroz* as illustrated in her mother's notebook. Ultimately, she doffed the loaner boots and performed the stunt barefoot.

## References

1. ↑ "Lucky and Her New Family Part 1"
2. ↑ "Lucky and the Unbreakable Spirit"
3. ↑ *Spirit Riding Free: Lucky and the Mustangs of Miradero*
4. ↑ "Lucky and La Voltereta Feroz"
Lucky and the New Governor

**"Lucky and the New Governor"** is the fifteenth episode of *Spirit Riding Free*, and the second episode of the third season.

## Plot synopsis

After being free from being grounded, Lucky learns the governor is coming to Miradero, and that her family are to be guests of honor at a Governor's Ball. Aunt Cora trains Lucky and her friends in comportment and formal etiquette. Meanwhile, a pregnant mare in Spirit's herd is having difficulty in labor, but Lucky and her friends are prevented from helping it by a new rival of Spirit, Smoke. Spirit, Chica Linda and Boomerang protect the girls, letting them save the newborn foal's life.

## Notes & trivia

* The "New Governor" of the title could refer either to the visiting new governor of the state in which Miradero is located, or to the newborn foal that Abigail names "Governor".
* The visiting governor isn't seen in this episode, but mentioned.

## Links

* Meet the Herd on YouTube
* How to Be A Lady on YouTube
* Governor's Birthday on YouTube
Annalisa Cope

## Doctor Annalisa Cope

Doctor **Annalisa Cope** is the veterinary at Palomino Bluffs and the owner of a horse named Lyon. She is very serious in her work and saving of animals to see if they are healthy enough to return to the wild or if they will have a safer life in captivity at a zoo.

## History

When one of her new students Abigail found a lost otter at the beach and wanted to set him out in the sea so he could reunite with his lost family Dr. Cope told her not to touch him so he not would attach to humans and decided to take the otter to the lab until someone from a closeby zoo could take care of him because he seemed smaller than usual. Abigail still wanted the otter to reunite with his family, but even Lucky and Pru considered that Dr. Cope who had years of experience was the one to know best. Unfortunate Abigail didnt listen and tried to release the otter on her own, but at this point the otter had found a liking for her and refused to swim away.

This caused Abigail to get stuck in a storm but was saved by Lucky and Pru while the otter disappeared in the sea. Dr Cope then scolded the PAL for making everyone so worried. She then told Abigail that when she was her age she saved a bucket of lobsters from being cooked and that she was no stranger in saving animals but also that some times you must choose saving commission with care even if Abigail just meant well. She then told the PAL to not fickle themselves for dangers and show them the scars she got after she saved three rabbits from a blaze. Dr Cope the let the PAL see the rabbits and told that they should be released into the wild again when they had grown some more. Despite refusing to bond with them, she named one like Abagail does all the time.
Mixtli's Hole

**Mixtli's Hole** is a waterhole near Miradero. The PAL had not discovered it until Mixtli showed them its location, after the PAL were ordered away from their fishing hole by Grayson. According to Mixtli, a trail down to the water "is for horses"; human visitors are to jump in from a ledge high above.
Lucky and the Doomed Delivery

**"Lucky and the Doomed Delivery"** is the thirty-third episode of *Spirit Riding Free* and the seventh episode of the fifth season.

## Plot synopsis

The PAL agree to take a dangerous trail in order to deliver an invitation to the orphanage Miss Flores grew up in.

## Plot

The PAL plan to go on their first camping trip unsupervised, but Abigail and Pru disagree about the intended destination, with Abigail preferring Mount Disappointment and Pru wanting to go to Greynold Geyser. Meanwhile, a wedding invitation meant to be delivered to the orphanage where Kate was raised by nuns has been returned undelivered. Sister Nazaria and Sister Ignacia Boniface being the only family Kate has, she hopes they can come to the wedding. Feeling sorry for her future stepmother, Lucky decides to deliver the invitation for her as a wedding present. When the PAL go off to the orphanage, they lose their compass and food, and they encounter fallen trees blocking their path.

When they finally arrive at the orphanage, they discover it abandoned and overrun by wolves. Although Lucky does not succeed in delivering wedding invitations to the nuns, she finds an envelope bearing the initials "K.F." in a file cabinet in an office, and infers these to be Kate's initials. The PAL escape the wolves and return home. Lucky feels sorry that she didn't find out what happened to the nuns or deliver the invitation, but despite this, Kate is touched by her future stepdaughter's thoughtful attempt at delivering the invitation. Lucky gives Kate the envelope, and inside is a locket necklace and a photograph of a baby with her parents, apparently Kate and her parents. Lucky assures Kate that she'll have family at the wedding: Lucky herself and Jim.
Butch LePray's accomplices

**Butch Lepray's accomplices** are two men who appear in two episodes with their leader--one of which is taller than the other. They helped Butch LePray in her schemes.

## History

They posed as men who were trying to bring a bandit to justice. While the circus was performing, they stole the circus's till. Lucky, Spirit and Jane followed them but were then cornered by the men. Jane then reveals that she was Butch LePray and ordered the men to lasso Spirit and kidnap Lucky for ransom. After tying Spirit to a post, the shorter one picked Lucky up and carried her to a wagon, that both she and the till were thrown into. The bandits then drove off into the night.

After Spirit was rescued by the other PAL, he galloped off, found the wagon and knocked both accomplices off their horses, then assisted in sending Butch off a cliff. The sheriff then arrested both men.

The two accomplices then joined Butch in the kidnapping of Jim Prescott. While they were on the train, Grayson ambushed the taller one and then took on the shorter one, with Lucky's help. Both men were later arrested again by the sheriff, along with Butch.
Locket necklace

This **locket necklace** originally belonged to Kate Flores's mother. Somehow, it wound up in the orphanage where Kate was raised by nuns. In "Lucky and the Doomed Delivery", on a failed mission to deliver a wedding invitation to said nuns, Lucky obtained an envelope that she presumed was her future stepmother's initials. Later, Lucky gave the envelope to Kate, and inside the envelope was the necklace, which Kate realized belonged to her mother. In "Lucky and the Cousin Caper", Kate gave the necklace to Lucky, who was surprised because this necklace was all Kate had left of her mother, but Kate wanted her future stepdaughter to have it because they were going to be a family. Lucky feared losing the necklace while out riding, so she chose to only wear it on special occasions. But later, when Julian, Calvin, and Pete were looking for something to take from Lucky's room, they took the necklace much to Lucky's horror. At the end of the episode, the necklace is returned to Lucky.
Lucky and the Endless Possibilities

Lucky and Fannie

**"Lucky and the Endless Possibilities"** is the fiftieth episode of *Spirit Riding Free*, and the fourth episode of the eighth season.

## Plot synopsis

When Aunt Cora holds a career day at school, Lucky struggles to choose what she'll be when she grows up.

## Plot

When Aunt Cora takes over the school day as a substitute teacher, the room gets into chaos. Aunt Cora wonders how she can find anything interesting for the class, and then says that she wants everyone to go shadow an adult. 'Career Day' she called it.

Pru and Abigail consider being employed by Mr. Winthrop, but Lucky doesn't know what she'll be. She is concerned if she takes one job and ends up missing out on a bunch of other ones. She considers being a astronomer, writer, scuba-diver, explorer, even JP & Sons Railroads. Snips gets hired as junior deputy.

Lucky walks up to the Sheriff for help on her project, and notices that Snips is waiting to arrest people. But the Sheriff says that Miradero is too safe for any crime. He then heads up to the forest to put up barbed wire fences.

Mr. Withdrop has trouble with his employees Pru and Abigail. He is not pleased that they are giving out twice the amount of sugar to kids, and begs them to stop. Bianca and Mary Pat go on a sugar rush, and when they find out Pru and Abigail run out of candy, they get out of control.

Snips then arrives, and lassos the twins. Pru and Abigail thank Snips, but he is still on his highest moment, and arrests his sister and Pru for not saving him any candy. He also arrests a bunch of other citizens, and Tambourine. The Sheriff comes, fires Snips, takes away his badge, and opens the fence to let everyone out.

Lucky is still trying to figure out what she'll be when she grows up. Spirit gets caught in the barbed wire fence. The Sheriff alerts Mrs. Granger, the vet to come over and help Spirit. When Fannie arrives, she helps Spirit get out of the tangled-up fence, and lets Lucky help her take care of the other animals. In the end, Lucky truly shadows Fannie Granger.

That night, Jim, Kate, and Cora congratulate Lucky for her hard work. Kate then reveals that she is going to retire from being the school teacher, say that she is now a mother. Lucky is surprised by this, and asks who's going to take her place. Kate answers by saying that there is someone who can only teach up to 8th grade, which Lucky is in. She and Jim then show their daughter a brochure for Tides Run. Lucky then realizes she is going to boarding school!

## Notes and trivia

* Butch LePray is also mentioned by Snips.
* The circus is mentioned again.
* when Abigail yells like Tarzan to tell everyone to sit down.)
Palomino Bluffs Riding Academy

*For the episode, see Palomino Bluffs Riding Academy (episode).*

**Palomino Bluffs Riding Academy** is a boarding school that the PAL and BUD will be attending. The school holds four grades, which are Foals, Colts, Yearlings, and Stallions. Each grade has their own school dorm room, or Canter House. The cafeteria is called The Salt Lick. The school is currently being run by Headmaster Perkins.

## Staff

* Headmaster Perkins
* Lunch Lady Harriet
* Dr. Annalisa Cope
* Coach Bradley

## Students

* Lucky Prescott
* Pru Granger
* Abigail Stone
* Maricela Gutierrez
* Bebe Schumann
* Ursula Lin Yang
* Daphne Visser
* Priya Kapoor
* Sahir Kapoor
* Lydia Sterling
* Beef Wellinghton
* Jack Ledger
* Alex Fox
* Eleanor Kimble
* Jasper
* Mabel
* Liliana

## Horse Students

* Spirit Jr
* Chica Linda
* Boomerang
* Mystery
* Sarge
* Cherry
* Marble
* Tiger Lili
* Camilo
* Scoops
* Meatball
* Dusty
* Liberty
* Beans

## Past Visitors

* Snips Stone
* Turo
* Jim Prescott
* Jack Schumann
* Al Granger
* Fannie Granger
* Rose Stone
* George Stone
* Mr Daniels

## Trivia

* Appears in Spirit Riding Free: Riding Academy.
Gutierrez House

The **Gutierrez house** in Miradero is the home of Mayor Gutierrez, and Mrs. Juliana Gutierrez. It is a two-story brick home with a large balcony with a white railing over a veranda framing the main entrance. The house has a brown-shingled mansard roof topped with a wrought-iron railing that runs the perimeter of the roof. A stately brick walk bordered by bushes leads to the veranda and front door. The house directly faces the Ramada, and is behind the Inn.

The house has at least two servants, a cook and a maid.

Lucky went over the Gutierrez house to plan her booth with her assigned partner Maricela for the bazaar. Abigail also went over the house to consult Maricela for tips on propriety so that she could better impress Cousin Julian.

Aside from eating and entertaining there, Maricela uses the balcony to practice her singing. Inside, she has a piano that she plays.

## References

1. ↑ "Lucky and the Competition Conundrum"
2. ↑ "Lucky and Her Super Amazing and Fun Cousin Julian"
3. ↑ "Lucky and the Not-So-Secret Surprise"
4. ↑ "Lucky and the Christmas Spirit"
5. ↑ *Spirit Riding Free: The Adventure Begins*
Lucky and the Train Tycoon

Lucky challenging her grandfather

**"Lucky and the Train Tycoon"** is the twenty-second episode of *Spirit Riding Free* and the second episode of the fourth season.

## Plot synopsis

Lucky's uptight railroad-baron grandfather arrives by train from the city to stay with the Prescotts in Miradero for Lucky's 13th birthday. At first, her grandfather thinks Lucky too young and incapable for the freedoms her father gives her on the frontier. But when Lucky and Spirit use quick thinking and teamwork to rescue Lucky's grandfather from sinking in salt flats, he realizes that Lucky has adapted well to frontier life—so much so that she may never again be suited to city life, college, and suitable marriage. Worried for her future, Lucky's grandfather orders she move back to the city, but Lucky's father takes a stand—Lucky will remain in Miradero. Lucky's grandfather leaves, but not before reproaching Aunt Cora. Feeling she has failed her duty to educate Lucky in refined comportment, Aunt Cora announces her intention to move out of the Prescott household.

## Notes & trivia

* Julian is mentioned in this episode.
* Continuity: The window through which Boomerang eats Lucky's birthday cake is shut and secure in shots right before and right after the horse has his head through the open (or missing) window.
Fountain

The **Fountain** in Miradero's Town Square has a basin, three bowls, and a crown. It is white with gold trim. The wall of the basin forms a bench that can be used for sitting. The fountain is near the inn and the café.

The younger children of Miradero like to play around the fountain. Bianca skipped around the fountain as part of her plan to fool the PAL into thinking that she was her sister. Snips almost fell off the fountain playing similarly, but Lucky caught him.

The fountain was filled with pumpkins for Halloween.

## References

1. ↑ "Lucky and the Pie P.I."
2. ↑ "Lucky and the Patchwork Plan"
3. ↑ "Lucky and the Ghostly Gotcha!"

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Lucky and the No-Good Outlaw Butch LePray

Lucky struggling against Butch LePray before cart crash

**"Lucky and the No-Good Outlaw Butch LePray"** is the twenty-eighth episode of *Spirit Riding Free* and the second episode of the fifth season.

## Plot synopsis

While traveling with El Circo Dos Grillos, Lucky, the other PAL, and the circus come across two gentlemen. They bring up that a bandit known as Butch LePray robbed their cart. The troupe finds a woman, Jane, a meek bespectacled victim of Butch LePray. Fito tells the girls of the legendary outlaw, whose face no one has even seen and lived to tell about it, and whom some say "is not even a man, just a shadow". Jane says that she didn't get a good look at the outlaw, but she saw he had empty eyes. Jane travels with the circus to their next performance in the town of Dos Caras.

That night, Lucky has a nightmare that Butch jumps on her. Lucky and her friends devise a warning signal—cans tied together—to alert them if Butch should happen to lurk while the circus is camped, but the only fiends they catch are Fito and Jane.

One night, Pru and Boomerang wander onto the stage, and Pru, who can't stand circuses, defeats stage fright. She gets multiple autograph requests, and paints Boomerang as a clown.

On the next day, Lucky tells Jane that she is from Miradero, and she and her father are famous for the JP & Sons Railroad. "Lucky Prescott, at your service", she says.

During a performance of the circus, Lucky spots bandits making off with the circus's till, and follows them. Jane accompanies her, but they get ambushed by the men. Lucky recognizes them as the men who had mentioned their cart was stolen. But when she confronts them, Jane betrays her and reveals that *she* is Butch LePray, and the the whole thing was a set up, and she will kidnap Lucky for ransom. They tie up Spirit and Butch orders Lucky to be put in a wagon. One of the men picks up Lucky, puts her over his shoulder and carries her to the wagon and lifts her in. The bandits escape with Lucky and the loot.

Meanwhile at the circus, Fito calls Lucky on stage, but she doesn't come. Pru and Abigail discover Spirit, and free him from his bindings.

Meanwhile, Lucky uses circus skills to escape from her bindings, then unhitches Butch's escape buggy, which careens into a ravine. Butch's henchmen are arrested, but Fito says the the sheriff will go into the ravine tomorrow morning, to look for Butch LePray, but they would be long gone by then. Butch survives the crash and vows revenge on Lucky.

## Links

* Pru Becomes a Clown on YouTube
* Lucky and Spirit Kidnapped?! on YouTube
Little Creek

**Little Creek** is a deuteragonist in the 2002 film *Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron*. He was captured by the US army and taken to a military outpost where he met the wild mustang Spirit, whom he later befriended. He was also the owner of the horse Rain, who would later become Spirit's mate.

## Personality

Little Creek is adventurous, daring, brave and loving. He is also kind and compassionate, as shown in his bond with Spirit and Rain. Despite his strong affection of them, he was wise in understanding that he needed to let them go and be free.

He is very strong in hand to hand combat as he was able to fend off the Washington soldiers who captured him during the film.

## Appearance

Little Creek is a handsome and muscular Native American young man presumed to be in his late teens or early twenties. He is identified as a member of the Lakota Sioux tribe. He has long jet black hair which he ties in twintails with red ribbons. He has caramel tan skin and deep brown eyes. His attire is light tan leggings and a tan breechcloth worn over the leggings. He also wears moccasins of the same color.
George Stone

**George Stone** is the husband of Rose Stone, and the father of Abigail and Snips.

## Biographical information

### Affiliation

Stone Family (Currently)
 Stone House (Currently)
 Miradero (Currently)

## Relationships

### Relatives

Rose Stone (wife)
Snips Stone (son)
Abigail Stone (daughter)

## Behind the scenes

### Season appearances

 P:1,  P:2

He and his wife first appeared in "The Palomino Family Affair" in *Riding Academy*.

George lives with his wife Rose and son Snips.

He is Jim Prescott and Al Granger best friend in Miradero.

He is voiced by Colby James West.

## Trivia

* His name and the name of his wife are revealed in the end credits of the episode "The Palomino Family Affair".
Grayson ranch

The **Grayson ranch** is the home and base of operations for horse wrangler Harlan Grayson. It is located outside of Miradero, up by Skull Rock and near the JP & Sons Railroad train tracks between that town and Cannon City. It includes an L-shaped house and a round horse corral, both surrounded by a tall barbed-wire fence.

Lucky and Turo freed Junipero from the Grayson ranch. Lucky and the PAL later also tried to free Spirit from the ranch, but Spirit had already been sent to auction in Cannon City.

Grayson claimed the well on his ranch had not dried up during the drought, and sold buckets of water to the townspeople for five dollars a bucket (a full day's wages).

In Lucky's third summer living back in Miradero, the PAL were conscripted into working on the ranch. Startled by the crows on a visit to the ranch to return a pocketwatch to Grayson that had been stolen by the crows, Lucky jumped onto a rocking chair on Grayson's porch and broke a window of the house. Grayson wanted the PAL to work a full seven days (a week) and would pay them each three dollars for the window to be paid for.

## Notes and trivia

* The rocking chair on the porch had the initials M.G. standing for Merle Grayson, Harlan's dad.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Lucky and the Appaloosa Adventure"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Lucky and the Price of Freedom"
3. ↑ "Lucky and the Doubtful Drought"
4. ↑ "Lucky and the Ray of Sunshine"
Governor

**Governor** is a young red horse with a white blaze, similar to Spirit's, and a yellow mane and tail.

## History

Governor was foaled into Spirit's herd on the date of the Governor's Ball in Miradero during Lucky's second spring living back on the frontier, prompting Abigail to give him his name after the PAL assisted with his birth. When his mother was killed by a mountain lion on Punta Libre later that spring, the injured young horse was taken in by Mr. Granger and was cared for by the PAL in the Granger barn. He kept Spirit company in the barn while Spirit recuperated from a later attack by the same mountain lion, and when Spirit started to feel better, he taught Governor various tricks.

Governor soon developed a trouble-making personality, and by the time of the drought later that autumn, Governor had become an escape artist, able to leave the confines of the barn at will by leaping out of his stall, climbing hay bales into Spirit's stall, and leaving by Spirit's freely hinging door. When he followed the PAL onto Grayson's land where they were investigating Grayson's source of water after Miradero's river dried up from a landslide, which the PAL subsequently undammed, Governor got caught up in the river flow, and had to be rescued by Lucky and Spirit.

He was once ridden by Snips while the PAL were training him.

## References

1. ↑ "Lucky and the New Governor"
2. ↑ "Lucky and the Lion"
3. ↑ "Lucky and the Impatient Patient"
4. ↑ "Lucky and the Rough Ride"
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 "Lucky and the Doubtful Drought"
Daisy McWane

**Daisy McWane** is girl who moved from the city out to the country during Lucky's third summer in Miradero with her father, Hank, and their horse, Ruby. Daisy has glasses.

## History

While they were traveling, there was a sled crash. Daisy's father was injured, so she tried to go find help. When Spirit spotted her trapped on a frozen lake, Lucky, not knowing that it was a lake, walked over too her, but was then trapped. Pru got a rope from Chica Linda's saddle, through it over to them, and then put it around Boomerang's saddle. Lucky offered Daisy a few words of encouragement , and Daisy eventually agreed to get off the ice. Abigail, weaving the rope around Boomerang's saddle, slowly pulled her off.

Back at the Prescott household, Daisy expressed gratitude to the PAL and their horses for saving her life and even let Lucky keep her doll.
Calvin

**Calvin** is the pledge master for the chapter of the Scoundrels at Cousin Julian's boarding school, and is accompanied by his friend Pete. He has a cruel demeanor, but can be reasonable, as shown by his willingness to admit Julian to the club after Julian scammed the Scoundrels by concocting a setup heist so as not to risk expulsion by breaking into the headmaster's house and stealing a map as a final initiation ritual, in what Calvin considered a "true Scoundrel move".
Dead Man's Curve

**Dead Man's Curve** is a location near Miradero where incomplete train track rounds a bend, goes down into and back up out of a natural dip in the land, and terminates at a cliff before a deep, narrow crevice. The railroad was intended to go through Dead Man's Curve, but Jim Prescott determined it was too dangerous.

The PAL brought Cousin Julian to see Dead Man's Curve, where Lucky asked if it reminded him of a roller coaster they had ridden at the shore. Pru indicated that she would love to go on a roller coaster, and Abigail agreed. Cousin Julian chose Dead Man's Curve as the site for his own roller coaster of sorts, built using Lucky's dad's handcar.

The PALs were nearly killed when in this location when Lucky's ballast-improved version of the roller coaster went over the cliff and Pru and Abigail had to jump for their lives. Lucky got stuck on the handcar and Spirit pulled her off to safety.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Lucky and Her Super Amazing and Fun Cousin Julian"
Home Is Where the Herd Is

**"Home Is Where the Herd Is"** is the sixty-third episode of the series overall, and the first episode of the first part of *Spirit Riding Free: Riding Academy*.

## Plot synopsis

With academy life on the horizon, the PAL work together to tame wild yearling Governor before they leave. But maybe he's not meant to be broken.

## Plot

The episode begins when the PAL are preparing to leave for school. However, the foal Governor needs to stop causing trouble, so the PAL decide to pair him up with the herd. However, the horse Smoke won't accept Governor into the herd, so the PAL try to figure out how to train him. But when the same mountain lion who killed Govenor's mother returns to Miradero, Governor steps in between the battle between Smoke and the mountain lion, and helps Smoke into defeating the predator. Smoke then accepts Governor into the herd.
James Prescott Sr.

**James Prescott Sr.** was Lucky's grandfather and the owner and founder of JP & Sons Railroad. He was frequently stern, but had a competitive streak that brought out a fun side in him.

## History

James Sr. lived in the city where Lucky used to live. When Lucky was twelve years old, he sent his son, Jim Prescott, Lucky's father, to Miradero to manage the construction of the Western railroad line from Miradero to the Pacific Ocean when the previous manager died in an accident. James Sr. visited Miradero on the occasion of Lucky's thirteenth birthday, bringing her gifts like dresses, bubble bath, a brush, a mirror, and a formal ladies' riding outfit. However, tensions rose due to his clear disappointment over Lucky’s wild side and worrying it was too dangerous for her out in the frontier. Wanting to prove him wrong, Lucky had James Sr. participate in the PAL O-Mok-See, but he went off-course during the steeplechase and had to be rescued from sinking in the salt flats. Instead of being proud of her fearlessness, James Sr. became convinced her upbringing was at stake and attempted to take her back to the city with him, but Jim defied his father's order and kept Lucky with him in Miradero.

In season 6, James Sr. came to the wedding. But he got the wrong idea about Kate, and he seemed quite annoyed when the wedding was taking forever.

In Part 2 of *Spirit Riding Free: Riding Academy*, James Sr. passed away under unspecified circumstances (although it was most likely an illness or old age), leaving the railroad company to Jim and his childhood home, Rosemead Valley Manor, to Lucky. Because of his death, he unfortunately never got the chance to officially reconcile with his family or meet his newborn granddaughter Polly. However, it was revealed that he did deeply care about them, as he kept mementos of their childhood.

## References

1. ↑ *Spirit Riding Free: The Adventure Begins*
2. ↑ "Lucky and the Train Tycoon"
Lucky and the Ghostly Gotcha!

**"Lucky and the Ghostly Gotcha!"** is the thirty-second episode of *Spirit Riding Free* and the sixth episode of the fifth season.

## Plot synopsis

Dismayed at being too old to trick-or-treat on Halloween, the PAL concoct an elaborate scheme to prank Abigail's little brother Snips with some ghostly home-brewed special effects in the nearby ghost town of Miner's Grove. But just when the plot is concluded, the PAL get a scare of their own.

## Notes & trivia

* The PAL discussion of trick-or-treating, along with the availability of sugar candy, is anachronistic for the frontier period. The modern trick-or-treating tradition did not evolve in America until the 1920s and 1930s, long after the disappearance of the frontier. Candy containing refined sugar would not have been widely available in frontier towns.
Boomerang

**Boomerang** is a major character in *Spirit Riding Free* and Abigail Stone's American paint horse. Boomerang is goofy and cheerful and loves to go on adventures with Abigail.

## Personality

Boomerang is very kind and is mentioned to be the strongest of the three main horses. Although it is never seen, he is presumably a great barrel racer since his breed is good at that. He is quite fond of food and has a huge appetite.

Although his typical personality is goofy and awkward, he has shown acts of bravery and intelligence, including enlisting Spirit's help in saving Chica Linda from the robbers. He is afraid of Clancy and tries to avoid him.

Abigail trained Boomerang to dance.

## History

Boomerang once yearned to run with Spirit Jr.'s wild herd of mustangs, so he broke out of the round horse pen nearest the schoolhouse and fulfilled his dream.

When robbers tried to steal Chica Linda from the barn, Boomerang broke out of his stall, summoned Spirit from his herd, and rescued Chica Linda from the robbers.

After going to the circus, Boomerang joined a clown act, along with Pru.

## References

1. ↑ "Lucky and the Not-So-Secret Surprise"
2. ↑ "Lucky and the Competition Conundrum"
3. ↑ "Lucky and the Pie P.I."
Lucky and the Flight of the Fancy

**"Lucky and the Flight of the Fancy"** is forty-first episode of *Spirit Riding Free* and the second episode of the seventh season.

## Plot synopsis

Lucky's scheming cousin Julian is up to his old tricks when he visits the city to find his future. The next day, he comes back with a hot air balloon.

## Plot

While Kate and Jim are out on their honeymoon, Lucky is back at the house with her Aunt Cora, and having to deal with her cousin, Julian. She is having to give up her bed, and her belongings are being borrowed (without permission). At breakfast, Julian announces that he was going to go "find his future" in the city, believing "it is the time to".

When Lucky and her friends go on a ride and return to the house, one afternoon, they find a hot air balloon parked beside the house. Julian is there, offering the PAL a ride for one dollar, and they go for it. Julian shows Lucky all the controls for the balloon, while they drift in the air. Aunt Cora was proud of Julian for getting the hot air balloon, and requested that she had a ride herself.

Tomorrow afternoon, Lucky finds that Julian is late to work the balloon, and decided to do it herself for her and Cora. Meanwhile, Julian spots the balloon salesmen, who are angry, and looking for him. He runs back to the house, and hops on in the rising balloon, before admonishing Lucky for starting the balloon without him.

Pru and Abigail notice the balloon flying off, and rush after it on their horses. Clancy reveals that he can fly, and lands on Spirit. Unfortunately, the balloon crashes, and the Prescotts are lost. Julian uses Lucky's telescope (borrowed without her permission) and sees the two angry salesmen headed on the road back to Miradero, and leads Lucky and Aunt Cora the opposite route. He ends up endangering them by bringing them into the geysers area.

Meanwhile, Pru and Abigail try to do something to stop the approaching salesmen. They try blocking the road with rocks and boulders, but the men clear them off easily. Then, they use Clancy to give the men a good scare, and it works.

After escaping the geysers, Lucky has Julian hand back the telescope, and is very cross that he lied to her and Cora. Julian tells the truth that when he saw the price for the balloon, he only had half the amount and promised in return that he would hand over the other amount of money he made by giving balloon rides. But right now, the salesmen were after him.

Aunt Cora is very displeased at Julian for trying to put blame on Lucky for starting the balloon without him, and he is forced to apologize. Pru and Abigail find their friends, and warn them about the the approaching men, who then arrive. They are very furious for Julian, and Aunt Cora makes him apologize to them. She pays for the broken air balloon, but says that Julian will have to repay her for every cent.

## Continuity Errors

* Lucky says that Julian is only a year older than her, when Julian's first appearance established that he was 14 and Lucky was 12, which means that he's actually two years older than Lucky.
Estrella

**Estrella** is a fortune-teller with El Circo Dos Grillos. She is the wife of the circus's ringmaster, Fito, and is co-owner of the circus with him.

## History

Estrella and Fito took Lucky's mother Milagro Navarro in at the age of sixteen and acted as adoptive parents to the young circus star. Estrella is also the cook of the troupe, but can't stand it when her husband puts his ideas into her chili.

When Lucky offered to sub for the injured Solana in the June 24th performance of the circus in Miradero, Estrella gave Lucky her mother's notebook full of sketches and notes on various circus stunts, hoping that the notebook would provide Lucky some inspiration.

## Quotes

* "*Ah, the circus is a good escape for a time. We are all performers, plana*."

## References

1. ↑ "Lucky and Her New Family Part 1"
2. ↑ "Lucky and La Voltereta Feroz"
3. ↑ "Lucky and Her New Family Part 2"
Headmaster Madame Gummery

## Madame Gummery

**Headmaster Madame Gummery** is the headmistress of Tides Run Academy, the boarding school Lucky Prescott and her friends will be going to. She held interviews there for Lucky and her friends Pru, Abigail, and Maricela. Her debut episode was ""Lucky and the New Frontier Part 1" the fifth episode of the eighth season.
Kapoor

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* Priya Kapoor
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A Hundred Mustangs on the Open Range

**"A Hundred Mustangs on the Open Range"** is a reverse counting song and the only such song known by Mr. Granger, who led his daughter, the other PAL, and his *vaqueros* Rusty, Pablo, and Javier in a sing-along of the song on his mustang drive to Rancho Conejo. After they were done, the group was exhausted, and Abigail was unsuccessful in her attempt to interest the group in singing the comparatively monotonous "Sweet Little Bird in the Dogwood Tree".

## Lyrics

A hundred mustangs on the open range

One starts acting awful strange

With a buck and a neigh he takes off a new way

Ninety-nine mustangs on the open range

Ninety-nine mustangs on the open range

One starts acting awful strange

With a buck and a neigh he takes off a new way

Ninety-eight mustangs on the open range

...

One mustang on the open range

He starts acting awful strange

With a buck and a neigh he takes off a new way

Ain't no mustangs on the open range.
Jo

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## Behind the scenes

### Voice actor

Ashley Liao

**Jo** is a competitor at the Dressage competition on *Spirit Riding Free*. She is friends with Rose and Eliza, and is the sister of Caroline. She doesn't support Pru at all for being new in the competition, and gives her support to Rose instead. This makes her one of the suspects for the "sabotage" later in the episode.
Frank

**Frank** is a classmate of Snips in the Miradero schoolhouse. Frank is monotonic and laconic. He has a lucky almond and a predilection for onions.

## History

Frank sold onions at his booth for the school bazaar.

Frank is a former winner of the Student of the Month award.

Frank gave Lucky's Cousin Julian a quarter his Daddy gave him when his tooth came out for use in improving the roller coaster.

For Christmas, Frank's Ma makes a cake with one lucky almond in it, and whichever member of his family is served the piece with the almond will supposedly have good luck all year. Frank got the almond the Christmas in the year prior to Lucky's relocation to Miradero, and showed the almond at school show & tell the following year. He guessed it had been a pretty good year for him, since he had planted a new onion garden.

Frank played a cloud in the school's production of *The Whispering Vaquero*.

Frank's mom said he should express my feelings, so for his New Year's resolution in Lucky's first winter living back in Miradero, Frank resolved to write a haiku, and afterward aspired to be a poet when he grew up. He presented his haiku to the class on the day before New Year's Eve at the end of that year: "Inside, I have thoughts / Thoughts and some feelings also / Mom, I don't like beets".

In Lucky and the Endless Possibilities his name is listed on the board as wanting to be an almond farmer.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Lucky and the Competition Conundrum"
2. ↑ "Lucky and Her Super Amazing and Fun Cousin Julian"
3. ↑ "Lucky and the Christmas Spirit"
4. ↑ "Lucky and the Role Reversal"
5. ↑ "Lucky and the Resolutionary Fever"
Lucky and the Double-Dad Dare

Everyone on the raft

**"Lucky and the Double-Dad Dare"** is forty-sixth episode of *Spirit Riding Free* and the seventh episode of the seventh season.

## Plot synopsis

The PAL are determined to become full-fledged Frontier Fillies, when Jim and Al set up an obstacle course for them. Are they up to the challenge?

## Plot

The episode begins when the PAL are discussing the Frontier Fillies program, when Al and Jim disturb them with their music. The dads then give the PAL a camping trip and challenge to become fully-fledged Frontier Fillies, an obstacle course. Lucky bets her dad that if she completed the challenge, Jim and Al would have to play their band in the depot office, but if she failed the obstacle course, she would have to to join the band.

On the next day, the dads desert the camp leaving the PAL to do the obstacle course. They complete the zip line, tree climbing, etc. However, they didn't complete the archery challenge, and instead run out of arrows. The PAL arrive back at the camp in defeat, but find it deserted. They then find the dads about to slip off a cliff into the river. They craft a raft out of their supplies, and save the dads. That night, they are told that they are now full-fledged Frontier Fillies.
Chica Linda

Chica Linda

**Chica Linda** is Pru Granger's palomino horse and a major character in *Spirit Riding Free*. Chica Linda has a stall in the barn.

## Personality

Chica Linda is kind-hearted, brazen, sassy and smart, just like her rider.

## History

Turo made Chica Linda's saddle when Pru was only eight years old, and Pru has had it ever since.

Chica Linda often performs in shows and competitions. Riding Chica Linda, Pru took gold in the Penna Junior Classic horse riding competition on January 2nd of Lucky's first winter back in Miradero, fulfilling Pru's New Year's resolution to take gold in a show. As other examples, Chica Linda competed in Silverlode the week after the Governor's Ball and again in Cannon City the week after the earthquake.

The night before the church bake-off, robbers identified Chica Linda as a show horse and tried to steal her, but she was rescued by Boomerang and Spirit Jr..

When Spirit was injured by a mountain lion, Chica Linda dragged him back to the barn from outside the Prescott House on a sledge.

Chica Linda and Pru took on dressage one time, and although she did perfect moves the first time, the second time, Eliza slipped a jax piece into her saddle, making her and her rider mess up. In the finals, Chica Linda helped Pru save Rose's life after she was thrown off her horse and nearly trampled. She and her rider won the 4th place trophy after being given another chance

When the PALs went to the city for a boarding school interview, Spirit ran away. Lucky rode Chica Linda with Pru so that they could find Spirit. Chica Linda is not as strong as Boomerang, but still fairly strong.

## Trivia

* Chica Linda's name means "pretty girl" in Spanish.
* She is the only one of the three main horses to be a female.

## References

1. ↑ "Lucky and the Appaloosa Adventure"
2. ↑ "Lucky and the Resolutionary Fever"
3. ↑ "Lucky and the New Governor"
4. ↑ "Lucky and the Golden Opportunity"
5. ↑ "Lucky and the Pie P.I."
6. ↑ "Lucky and the Lion"
Communal soup

A **communal soup** is made by the townspeople of Miradero as part of an annual tradition celebrating the harvest. The soup is cooked in a large pot over an open fire in the main street of Miradero. The gathering begins around 9:00 pm and the soup is ready sometime around 11:00 pm.

In the Prescotts' first autumn living back in Miradero, Althea and Miss Flores seemed to be in charge of the soup, but they made Aunt Cora the honorary chef after she arrived. The soup had no recipe, but instead included whatever ingredients were brought by the townspeople. The soup was served in bowls without spoons, and no one was permitted to drink until the chef gave the signal by clanging the serving spoon on the pot.
Fast Friends

**"Fast Friends"** is a three-part webisode released exclusively on the DreamWorksTV YouTube channel in July 2019 to promote the Pony Tales miniseries. Each webisode tells the origin story of one of the PAL meeting their horse for the first time. This series notably features the parents of Spirit Jr., who are recognizable as Spirit and Rain from the original movie *Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron*.

## Plot synopses

### 1. Fast Friends: Abigail & Boomerang Meet for the First Time!

Inspired by her parents celebrating their anniversary, Abigail decides to celebrate her own anniversary with Boomerang as Happy Horse Day, and brings him an oatcake lit with candles in the barn, where Pru and Lucky already are. Abigail tells the story of how she and Boomerang first met and became best friends through their shared love of games.

### 2. Fast Friends: Pru & Chica Linda Meet for the First Time!

When Lucky asks how she and Chica Linda first met, Pru tells the story of how their competitive natures brought them together.

### 3. Fast Friends: Lucky & Spirit Meet for the First Time!

Lucky states how she loves hearing these stories and speculates about what Spirit would have been like growing up as a colt, drawing parallels with her own life. Spirit's parents are shown as the original Spirit and Rain. The PAL share the remaining oatcake with Spirit and Chica Linda, and sing "Happy Horse Day".

## Webisodes

Fast Friends Abigail & Boomerang Meet for the FIRST Time! SPIRIT RIDING FREEFast Friends Pru & Chica Linda Meet for the FIRST Time! SPIRIT RIDING FREE-0Fast Friends Lucky & Spirit Meet for the FIRST Time! SPIRIT RIDING FREE-0
## Trivia

* The PAL are seen wearing new everyday outfits for the first time, which are subsequently also seen in "Unstoppable".
* The origin stories within each webisode have their own unique style of 2D animation.
* It is currently unknown who (in which studio) did the 2D-ified animation production services provided by.
Mr. Ropey

**Mr. Ropey** was a garter snake, presumably caught by Pru and named by Abigail while on the fossil-hunting field trip, and used by the PAL in a plan to scare Miss Flores and thereby get Lucky in trouble and rid her of the stigma of being thought the "teacher's pet". The PAL kept Mr. Ropey in a bucket and intended to put Mr. Ropey in Miss Flores's tent, but aborted their plan when they overheard Miss Flores rehearsing a confession that she had planted all the "fossils" found by the schoolchildren. Mr. Ropey escaped into the tent anyway.