While stopping by to pick up parts for his family's carriage, Ken discovers a beautiful royal carriage at the blacksmith's shop.

When Ken learns of Rob's decision to join a traveling medicine show, he wages Flicka in a bet that Rob is sure to win.

While Ken's father is away on business, a cattle rustler visits the ranch.

After listening to the stories of his old cavalry buddy, Rob considers re-enlistening in the Army.

A wounded, escaped prisoner captures Ken and forces him to help with the getaway.

Ken's father purchases a prize bull and a young girl visits the ranch.

When Ken and Gus neglect their gold hunting duties, Rob fractures his leg trying to handle the ranch alone.

Ken rebels against his father by running away, but regrets it after me meets two young orphans.

Ken, Flicka, and a young colt try to help a crippled boy overcome his fear of horses.

McLaughlin's niece runs away with a dog, when the neighbor blames the dog for killing chickens and threatens to get rid of it.

Ken befriends two runaway Indians from a neighboring reservation.

Ken and two boys learn about kindness from an old woman they thought was a witch.

While visiting the McLaughlin ranch, a spoiled city boy learns an important lesson.

A mine construction crew threatens livestock by contaminating water and blocking mountain pastures.

When a cameraman attempts to photograph a herd of wild horses, the horses turn and stampede in his direction.

Ken unknowingly saves his father's grazing land, by helping a fellow fisherman land a big catch.

Prejudiced neighbors interfere when Ken asks a young Indian doctor to treat his ill mother.

A sheep herder moves into the valley and argues with the cattle ranchers over grazing land rights.

When an Indian girl leaves Ken with her sick papoose, Ken almost ends up in the middle of an Indian revolt.

Ken is accused of allowing a horse to escape to eliminate Flicka's competition for a silver saddle.

Ken finds a puppy in one of his rabbit snares, creating havoc in the McLaughlin home.

When Flicka is accidentally hit by a hunter's bullet, Ken begs the hunter, who is also a surgeon, to operate on the horse.

Sgt Tim O'Gara discovers that his old horse may be put to sleep.

Rob decides to sell his ranch when all of his horses escape from the corral.

When a man's horse bolts, the McLaughlins offer him and his family shelter.