Wildfire Ranch Horse Training

10/23/2024

Hello all! It has been a while. I am back in San Diego and working on my next projects. Right now I have my mare Splash that I am redoing fundamentals and taking into a finishing direction. Unfortunately when I was pregnant/postpartum I released her to a trainer that was a bad set up and ultimately lead her to becoming more of a problem than before. I’m happy to have her back and moving in the right direction! I’m excited for the 2025 show season.

06/27/2023

It has been a while! Here is my most recent project. His name is Moonshine. He is a 6 year old OTTB. He has had ulcer issues which I worked with his owner in adjusting his diet and treatment for ulcers and it has been a night and day difference. He still has a long way to go but here is us going back to some of the basics. I love ground driving horses. It’s so good fundamentally.

11/10/2021

In case you think I my have forgot about you all I haven’t I just live a world away now. I am now in Chicago with my little APHA mare Splash. She little girl was a nut case when we got her. She was only a year old, still nursing her mom and had very bad baby horse syndrome. She was not comfortable being independent. Now that she is my only focus she has come a million miles. I can ride her all over here, ba****ck, bride less, she has an amazing mind now that is so fun to work with! She has been a blessing and my comfort while I have moved away from home with my husband. I am very proud of her! Here’s to her bright future ahead!

10/01/2021

12/16/2020

edit: FOUND A NEW HOME!

Trying this again. She needs the right person.

Https://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/grd/d/el-cajon-multi-champion-mustang-mare/7246815372.html

Fox in Socks aka Foxy is looking for a new home. She is a 2012 Titled Mustang, 15.2 HH, athletic build. My daughter has too many horses and is going to be moving out of state spring 2021. She has...

10/21/2020

Heritage says: Here's my freeze mark—show me yours!

Freeze marks are a permanent, painless way to identify wild horses and burros. Each mark follows the International Alpha Angle System and includes the registering organization (the U.S. Government), the animal’s year of birth, and a unique registration number.

Post a picture of your mustang's freeze mark in the comments⬇️

08/31/2020

Looking for a new home