In Free Rein: The Twelve Neighs of Christmas, Zoe (played by Jaylen Barron) is busy with preparations for the Mistletoe Ball at Bright Fields Riding School. However, a broken ornament leads her to discover a family secret that changes everything she's known about her past. Meanwhile, Gaby (played by Charlotte Jordan) finds herself struggling with a new boss named Mia (played by Kerry Ingram) who is harsh and unforgiving.
As Zoe tries to make sense of her revelation, she also has to deal with the fact that her friend Rosie (played by Bruce Herbelin-Earle) is moving away, leaving her feeling lonely and isolated. To make matters worse, Bright Fields is facing financial troubles, which puts the future of the riding school in jeopardy.
Despite these challenges, Zoe decides to put on a successful Mistletoe Ball, which turns out to be a massive success and helps to raise much-needed funds for Bright Fields. Along the way, she also forms a deeper connection with her horse, Raven, and learns to trust her instincts when it comes to love and friendship.
Overall, Free Rein: The Twelve Neighs of Christmas is a heartwarming holiday movie that focuses on family, friendship, and the power of believing in yourself.