Yes, "The Young Black Stallion" is a prequel to the classic film "The Black Stallion." Released in 2003, it serves as a backstory to the original film, exploring the early life of the titular horse, a wild stallion in the Arabian desert. The story follows a young girl named Neera who forms a bond with the Black Stallion, showcasing themes of friendship, adventure, and the connection between humans and animals. The film aims to provide insight into the stallion's origins prior to the events of "The Black Stallion."

"Young Black Stallion" follows the story of a young girl named Neera who discovers a wild black stallion on an Arabian desert island. The film is a prequel to the classic "The Black Stallion." Neera forms a bond with the stallion, named Black, and learns about its strength and spirit. When danger arises, including a threat to their lives, Neera and Black must work together to survive. The film emphasizes themes of friendship, courage, and the deep connection between humans and horses.

In "Young Black Stallion," the titular character, a magnificent black stallion, is special due to his extraordinary speed, strength, and deep bond with a young girl named Neera. The film explores themes of friendship, courage, and the connection between humans and animals. Set against the backdrop of the desert, the story highlights the stallion's unique abilities and his role in helping Neera overcome challenges, ultimately showcasing the beauty of the wild and the spirit of adventure.

In "The Black Stallion," released in 1979, the role of the young boy, Alec Ramsay, was played by Kelly Reno. After the success of the film, Reno continued acting in a few other projects, including "The Black Stallion Returns" (1983). However, he eventually stepped away from acting and pursued other interests. As an adult, he has lived a relatively private life and has not been heavily involved in the entertainment industry. Reno has also been known to work in various fields, including as a horse trainer and in the real estate sector.