Meet My Team

Mouse has been with me since I first started seriously studying horsemanship. We’ve done everything from stock horse shows and mounted police training to dressage and liberty horsemanship. She was the first horse I brought the postural and functional movement work to which was a game changer for her continued soundness and performance into her twenties. She has my full trust and I know I can count on her to take care of beginner riders when they are learning the feel of advanced movements.

Talli was gathered from Little Owyhee HMA and I adopted her in December 2017 from the Pauls Valley, OK corral. Her full name, Talulah, is of Choctaw origin and means “leaping waters”. We had a wet winter the year I adopted her and she didn’t like getting her feet wet. She was the first mustang I ever gentled and I love her innate ability to connect and read body language. She is expressive, brave, and an excellent trail horse. Talli helped me cultivate a new level of self-awareness and taught me the importance of intention and energy.

Senara was my 2020 Players Choice bid for the Extreme Mustang Makeover competition in Ft. Worth and was gathered from Rock Creek HMA. Her name has Cornish roots and means “light” or “new dawn”. She has a calming presence and an old soul that led me to explore new avenues of connection. Initially reserved and skeptical, liberty training and positive reinforcement helped create an environment where she felt safe to engage. Once she came out of her shell, Senara proved to be an amazingly perceptive and willing partner.