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Hollman Horsemanship
Harmonious. Mindful. Intuitive. ✨❤️

Born and raised near Lloydminster, Alberta, Jackie Hollman is a fourth-generation horsewoman with a lifetime of knowledge and experience in her field. Jackie was raised at Rocky Pine Ranching, a working breeding facility that at one time had over 100 horses in their herd. Jackie has spent her lifetime training and working with horses of all ages, breeds, and characters using a background of classi

cal equitation training blended with natural horsemanship fundamentals and beliefs. Growing up in a generational horse family has created a rare and unique opportunity for Jackie to be introduced without prejudice to a multitude of breeds and disciplines. Jackie graduated from BCCET in 2013 as an Equine Sports Therapist and spent the next seven years rehabilitating and treating horses from all shapes and sizes. This background has given her a diverse perspective into the equine industry, enabling her to reach horses and their people in a special way. Now, turning her full attention to her life as a coach and clinician, Jackie has developed an innate ability to read not only a horse, but also their person, and with that knowledge help the two achieve a more harmonious and intuitive connection based upon trust, communication, and understanding. Through patience and persistence, she uses that same ability to read a horse's behavior to help them discover their confidence and become soft, willing equine partners for their humans.

05/22/2025

We've got Hollman Horsemanship hats! 😍 $25, message me to grab one. ✨️

05/04/2025

I have 4 Hollman Horsemanship shackets with my new logo available! 2 XL and 2 small. They're a beautiful dark green (That is apparently hard to get a picture of 😂) $40 each. Message if you'd like one!

04/05/2025

Adding a second date for Liberty Camp. ✨️🐴

2 Spots Left.

03/21/2025

Another success story. ❤️ I met Dunbar two years ago and as one does (Well, I do, repeatedly) I willy-nilly bought another project horse to see what I could do with him.

Truthfully, I couldn't safely lead him from the barn to the arena and back when I got him. His insecurities were so strong that he only looked to the other horses for safety and his herdbound tendencies made him unsafe. He had zero idea of body control and personal space. He had his fair share of getting his feet and body balanced, but they weren't his main concerns, as with some of my other purchases. Boundaries, leadership and consistency have turned him into a completely different horse than the one I met.

Now, I would hand him to anyone to lead (or ride) for that matter because he is the most attentive horse I own. He tries so hard to be a good boy and he's starting to shine. ✨️ Just a bit more time and DB will be ready for his new person. 🥰

03/13/2025

Hello all! Spring is almost here! 🌞 Regular lessons will resume April 1!

My schedule has changed slightly so lessons will be available on Tuesday and Thursday evenings with more flexibility for other weekday mornings and afternoons. Message me to secure your spot!

Lesson are available for beginner to advanced riders, groundwork skills for young horses or confidence building, liberty, show prep and most everything in between. ;) You must have your own horse and all lessons are at our facility north of Lloyd.

Hope to see you all soon. ✨🐴

03/02/2025

I have one spot available in my March 16th Horsemanship Clinic. We will be doing Groundwork in the morning, Riding in the afternoon. 🐴✨️

Message me to grab it!

02/24/2025

It finally wasn't -40 and we got our Groundwork and Obstacles clinics done. 😍 Thanks everyone who came out!

Fingers crossed for nice March weather as well. 🤞🐴

02/14/2025

Super excited to be hosting a deep dive into Liberty this summer. 🌞🐴✨️ It's going to be a great weekend of partnership and education. Spots are limited, message me to grab one. (FULL, taking a waiting list.)

01/08/2025

Adding a couple more dates to the Hollman Horsemanship winter schedule! ❄️

✨ Groundwork & Obstacles Clinic - February 16 (FULL)
✨ Horsemanship (Ground & Riding) Clinic - March 16 (Couple Spots Left)

All winter dates are dependent on weather and road conditions and will be re-scheduled if necessary. Message me with any questions regarding the clinics! ✨❤

01/07/2025

Who doesn't love a good before and after/during? 😍

I've owned Goose just over a year and his transformation has been outstanding. The poor guy came so uncomfortable in his body. His head was crooked, his whole body shortened and curved, his feet poor and overall lacking nutrition. He didn't overly like people, was always trying to nip out of frustration and anxiety. But I saw a lil Golden Goose in there and brought him home. He pooped out an 8" worm *without* being dewormed the first week I had him. 😳

With love, strong boundaries, lots of bodywork, nutrition, dental and farrier work he's turning into the horse I knew he could be. I don't buy project horses to flip them, I buy them to give them a second chance at life and then, when they're ready, they get to go do cool things.

Our Golden Goosie is getting close to that point. His neck has elongated almost a foot, he's put on lots of weight and now muscle. He's becoming quietly confident and enjoying partnership with people. 🥰

Pictures go in order from recent-ish, to right after I bought him and prior to bringing him home. Note how pale his coloring was - he's now a bright golden yellow with dapples. ⭐️

Goose will be ready for a new home in the coming months and we are thoroughly enjoying his development and seeing what he can do. 🐴

01/02/2025

Happy New Years! Hope everyone had a relaxing holiday season. 💜

Throughout the winter I'll be offering weekend lessons when the weather is cooperating. If the forecast holds, the first weekend will be January 11 & 12.

Message me if you'd like to grab a spot. 🐴

12/23/2024

One of my old blog posts popped up in my memories, thought I would re-share.

Happy Holidays friends. 🎄🐴

Check your ego at the door. It has no place in good horsemanship. Someone is doing something you wish you were - great. Cheer them on. Work as hard as they did to get there. Work harder. Very few things come by chance. They come from long hours, sweat, determination and tears. Don't let your petty little ego make you look like a small person. You're better than that.

Your horse isn't being difficult to make you look bad or to embarrass you. They're being a horse, reacting to the stimuli put in front of them. More than likely friend, you're not listening. You're not giving them a choice or an option for better behavior. Let go of your straight line thinking and look at it from all angles. How can you adapt to make their path easier? We think changing things up means giving up. No. It doesn't. It means you observed, listened and sought out a solution. High five! That's good horsemanship. Don't let your ego bully you into being small. Being stuck. Ask for help. Solve the puzzle. You can do it. And if you can't, someone else will be able to. Knowing your limits is a huge part of horsemanship. And life. We all have them and the more we recognise that, the more we are able to reflect on and change them. How can we be better? For our horses? For our friends? Family?

Stay humble. Listen. Feel. Let your ego go. It's not serving you. Better things are on the other side.

Until next time.
xoxo

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