Ep 6. Diamond In The Rough

Amy and Ty are in the midst of training a mare they rescued from a kill pen. The mare, whom they named Diamond, is proving to be a challenge due to her skittish behavior and lack of trust for humans. Meanwhile, Georgie is busy helping Adam, a new student at the academy, adjust to life on the ranch. Things get complicated when Adam reveals he has a crush on Georgie, causing her to reassess her feelings for Wyatt.

Tim is excited to show off his new investment, a high-end RV that he plans on renting out for extra income. However, his eagerness is dampened when he realizes it may not be as profitable as he thought. He seeks advice from Jack, who suggests he market the RV to a different demographic - retired couples instead of families.

Lou is dealing with the aftermath of her failed deal with a Vancouver businessman. She is determined to salvage the situation and strike a new deal, but starts to feel the stress of managing the ranch and her business ventures. Mallory steps in to offer some much-needed support and perspective.

As the episode progresses, Diamond's progress improves, but Amy and Ty face a setback when the mare suffers a minor injury. They work together to nurse her back to health and gain her trust once again. Adam continues to pursue Georgie, but his efforts are complicated when Wyatt declares his feelings for her. Lou and Mallory work together to come up with a new business plan, and Tim takes Jack's advice and markets his RV to a new demographic. The episode concludes with a heartwarming scene of Diamond finally allowing Amy to touch her.

Overall, the episode focuses on the theme of trust - between humans and horses, between friends, and between business partners. It highlights the importance of patience, hard work, and communication in building these relationships.