Stometer
Save your money for something good and enjoyable
Stevecorp
Don't listen to the negative reviews
ChicRawIdol
A brilliant film that helped define a genre
Staci Frederick
Blistering performances.
Ellie Pace
This is the cutest show. As an older teen, I absolutely love and appreciate the happiness and honesty of these characters. Other reviewers mentioned the characters are "brainless" and have the "intelligence of an empty flower pot", I simply disagree. I think it is great that all of these characters in some way, shape or form are relate-able to teens. Not everyone is perfect, and a character that is, is a turn-off. All characters that are genuine are so refreshing. Parents need to know that this show is clean, with clever hints at social media and dating websites. Needless to say I love this show, and I am excited for a second season!
divyanka
A lame, boring show that doesn't make any sense, very repetitive and monotone with nothing new happening. Characters are really weird and the entire make of the show is so dull and boring, also because of the forced uniforms, one sees them in nothing else, no variety. Hard to catch on to a single, interesting plot, except that the girl keeps missing her horse. The characters are annoying, and the kid who was Max in Max and Shred was a lame actor in that show and is the same here as well. His role was only suitable in Max and Shred, because of his personality on the show, but as a regular person, he is very boring. Really weird cast and really pathetic, boring story. The only colours seen throughout are browns, greens, reds...the uniforms, grass, and horses. Something interesting could have easily be done with the idea of horses but all it shows is a girl repeatedly missing her horse. Doesn't seem like she does much to try to find the horse either.*4/10*
RyanWinter100
Pretty location, pretty kids, too much location, too many kids.I watched the show until the point I couldn't take it. It's not funny, it's not serious, the key relationship is between a girl and a horse, and I don't believe it for a second. I believed Timmy and Lassie, I believed The Lone Ranger and his horse, I believe the rabbit and the Thundermans. But I don't buy this one at all. The show is also loaded with clichéd characters. The snotty girl, the head mistress who seems to hate every human and loves only the institution, the charming cool boy (Johnny Grey). There are a lot of little stories, and they all seem not to matter.The show as a whole is not going anywhere. While watching it, I'm constantly looking at the clock to see when it's over. I like Nicklelodeon, I believe they try to put the best product out their for their young and family viewers, HENRY DANGER, GAME SHAKERS, THE THUNDERMANS,they're all great fun. But this monstrosity, well, I guess no network is perfect.
littlekatie-11864
It's a fun show. I am 17 and my nephew is 6 and we both enjoyed watching the first 10 episodes together. I would recommend it to middle school age girls because the life lessons Kit goes through would be most relatable to them in the majority. I think this show lacks diversity in its actors and that's annoying to say the least. The show is about a girl (Kit Bridges) and her father move to England for him to take a job at an equestrian boarding school as the new stable master and boys riding coach. Kit makes friends by standing up for her and her classmates individuality. Her main battle in the show is trying to overcome her fear of riding to save a horse that she connected with but the head master wants to send to be auctioned off. Kit learns from a lot of mistakes and gains friends through her perseverance.
