When Piper and Casey find a baby dragon, they go on a quest through the Emerald Meadow to reunite it with its parents.

When Piper puts all her focus on winning a fence-jumping contest against Aisha and Angel, she loses sight of what's most important -- her horse.

Piper is looking forward to a successful scavenger hunt, but when Spark wants to take an alternate route, Piper worries she won’t find the items she needs –- until she realizes that Spark is taking her to the right spot after all!

Paloma is quick to assume that Piper’s music is spooking Spark, until her song calms the horse down long enough to uncover the real problem – a stone in his hoof.

When Piper organizes a birthday party for Spark, she brings a gift in crinkly wrapping paper, which startles Spark when it gets caught by a gust of wind. Now the pony needs settling before his birthday can really be celebrated.

Paloma and Piper are excited about finding fairies in the castle stables, but the horses turn the tables on them, reminding the girls that they are just as fun and magical as fairies are.

While Piper and Paloma have a princess picnic sing-along, Spark and Duchess join forces with the forest wildlife to steal the picnic basket goodies without their riders noticing

As the Spring Sparkle Gala approaches, Princess Meilin asks Piper and Paloma to decorate the horses with spring wildflowers, but when the horses eat the decorations, they need to improvise!

On a campout, Piper is excited to be in charge of the snacks. But when she focuses on the riders’ snacks first, the horses take over, teaching her a lesson about who needs to be fed first.

When Piper makes friendship bracelets for Paloma, Casey and herself, the horses feel left out. The riders learn that best friends means riders and horses, together!

When Piper and Casey find themselves bored, they decide to play Super Rescue Riders – but can’t find anyone or anything to rescue... that is, until they rescue their horses from boredom
too, and ride off into the sunset.

On a campout near the stables, the kids are looking forward to a comfy night in their tent, but when the horses are spooked by an owl, it’s more important to sleep under the stars with them. And more fun, too!