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Spirit Riders (2015)
When a rebellious teen is arrested and sentenced to an equine therapy camp, she forms a connection with a spirited thoroughbred that she helps train with the guidance of the ranch's no-nonsense owner.
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When a rebellious teen is arrested and sentenced to an equine therapy camp, she forms a connection with a spirited thoroughbred that she helps train with the guidance of the ranch's no-nonsense owner.
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Genre:Family, Drama, Adventure
Written By:David Wilson
In Theaters:5/9/2015
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Edgen Productions
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