Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

Without saddle club in my life I would've killed myself a long time ago. This show has amazing, interesting and engaging characters and character developments. It touches your emotions, or should say horse. The problems that they face are very related in real life, I too often have boy troubles, my horse getting sick, and me not being able to fit in with other horses. I now worship the Saddle Club Princess, Long Nguyen everyday. Hello World,This is me.Finally, I am the Saddle Club.So Saddle up and get riding. 10/10

If you are a preteen, a teenager, or even a person in their twentysomethings (even further)....if you just have a heart that loves and remembers childhood...you will love Saddle Club.When I first saw it, I was drawn because I don't get to see enough foreign-produced shows. Anyway, the point is, if you like movies/shows about friendship and buddies or stuff about the unique bond that girls have with each other when they are young, this show is worth watching.I'm in my twenties and I like it because it reminds me of what it was like to be young and happy and to have a passion and to share it with your friends. This show is about the girls and guys on a ranch -- you get to see all the heartache and fun that comes with being a preteen. If I had a daughter, I would feel happy to let her watch this show.If you think this show is "crap", perhaps this show just isn't for you. Other than that, I watch it everyday on Discovery Kids.

It's so refreshing to see a kid's show with VALUES that I want to share with my daughter. In this world of trashy "Brats", etc, this is a needed and welcome change. My daughter is 6, and we love watching as much Saddle Club together as we can. We've Tivo'd every episode!The story line over the years has tied together impressively, deeply engaging; but each episode as a stand alone works as well.The show's plot lines have universal themes, centered around a horse-stable in Australia: overcoming grief, tragedy, betrayal. Committing to friends, loved ones. Being true. All of these presented in touching stories.I can tell my child about these things til I'm blue in the face, but when she sees it in action from characters who have become her friends, it's much more meaningful.I wish there were more episodes!

If you like cheesy cheese with extra cheese then you will love this show, if your part of the other 6 billion people on the planet then you won't. Whether it's funerals, weddings or 9 year old children in comas this show manages to make every situation it presents laughable. It's as if they locked a horse, powerpuff girls and E.R in a room and forced them to create mutant offspring. From the first episode you can instantaneously tell that this show is nothing but a vehicle for endless merchandise, sure it's packaged nicely with enough flowers and cutsey little girls to make you sick, but it just doesn't cover the horrible commercialism this show has. This became blatantly apparent when the stars of the show formed a band, and then every other minor character on the show followed suit and released one after another horrible singles. If you liked this show when it was aired then i can guarantee that you will look back on it and shudder.