for Sarah Whitney facing the same water peril that Aladdin faced.Sarah is an overall kind person and likes to make friends. Being the daughter of the two richest people in the state, most people just assume she would be a snobbish person, much like the two already at Horseland; Chloe Stilton and Zoey Stilton. But Sarah is friendly, selfless and determined. She firmly believes that "clothes are just clothes" and they are to be held at a lesser value than friendship, which earns her no love from Chloe and Zoey.
She is very good with horses and seems to be able to even somewhat understand them at a minor level. Her horse is Scarlet, whom she has been with since she was 7. She has a very good relationship with Scarlet and takes care of her occasionally, though she sometimes pushes her to get a routine right the first time, this being the main plot of episode, "The Can-Do Kid" and sometimes overestimates Scarlet's abilities as she overworks her to the point of near death and serious starvation. She is very loyal to Scarlet, and refuses to ride other horses, saying that "It makes me want to hurt someone." This statement is shown to be true when her parents forced her to ride a quarterhorse they got for her for an upcoming competition on a temporary basis in the episode, "The Competition". However, she was seen riding another horse named Prince, but only to train him for her cousin, Marie in "A True Gift" as a surprise from Marie's parents. She also had an old cat in her life named Mosey, who made an appearance in the episode, "Mosey".
Because Sarah has a way with horses and is always trying to be the best she can, she has earned the nickname, "The Horse Whisperer" and "The Can-Do Kid" because of it. She tries to get the best out of her friends and helps them to learn from their mistakes.
She is friends with Bailey Handler, Alma Rodriguez, Molly Washington, Will Taggert, and Nani Cloud. She is always nice to them, but she can be very competitive, and can be lost in her desire to win, which may prompt her to say things she doesn't mean, as seen in the episode "The Competition". Sometimes her competitiveness gets the best of her, causing her to get possessed easily. She stole Bailey’s flower crown when he won the Golden Crown Competition, and burned it in front of his house in a jealous anger fit.
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