Where Is Winky’s Horse?

A curious, resilient girl navigating two cultures while caring for Amerigo and managing family changes, friendship, and the responsibilities of growing up. Her persistence reveals a strong will to belong, even when limits are tested by her size.

A warm, supportive figure who runs the equestrian facility with Oom Siem and acts as a guardian to Winky and the horses. She embodies community spirit and steady guidance in both trouble and celebration.

Patriarch of the equestrian facility and a figure of Dutch tradition who also embodies the festive, benevolent side of Sinterklaas. He balances practical care with a sense of communal celebration.

A school friend fascinated by Indian culture, who befriends Winky and aids in the search for Amerigo. He represents curiosity and a willingness to make amends after a misstep.

A delivery driver who relates to Winky through shared experiences and offers perspective on relationships and resilience. He becomes part of the supportive network around Winky and Sofie.

Samir's former partner who reconciles with him and contributes to the community's sense of family and forgiveness. Her arc touches on rebuilding trust and support.

The newborn Ling, symbolizing a new beginning for Winky's family and the broader community. Her arrival reshapes family dynamics and future plans.

The baby Ling, representing hope and continuity for the family as they navigate pregnancy and everyday life in a tight-knit community.

Winky's father, a strong presence who supports his daughter's ambitions while balancing immigrant family responsibilities and expectations.

Winky's mother, whose pregnancy and health challenges drive emotional depth in the story. She embodies courage and resilience as the family grows.

A horse enthusiast whose backyard becomes the scene of Amerigo's rediscovery. He adds tension and resolution to the quest to reunite Winky with the horse.