Horse Camp: A Treasure Tail (2023)
A story about a horse camp that teaches good values and morals to young women is threatened when a corporation sets its sights on buying it. When big business competes with virtue, who will win?
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A story about a horse camp that teaches good values and morals to young women is threatened when a corporation sets its sights on buying it. When big business competes with virtue, who will win?
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Genre:Family, Drama, Adventure
Written By:Joel Paul Reisig
In Theaters:4/23/2023
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Runtime:82 minutes
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