Whispering Oaks Horsemanship, LLC

Whispering Oaks Horsemanship, LLC Every horse here is for sale because my mission is bigger than keeping them all.

I can’t save them all, but I can love every horse that comes through my gate, give them the training and foundation they deserve, and help them find a forever home 💕

🐴 Story Time Sunday | Why I Chose MustangsPeople often ask me why I chose to work with mustangs instead of other breeds....
08/09/2026

🐴 Story Time Sunday | Why I Chose Mustangs

People often ask me why I chose to work with mustangs instead of other breeds.

The truth is, I’ve always dreamed of becoming a horse trainer.

When I was younger, I thought that dream would never happen. I didn’t have a lot of money, and the well-bred AQHA and APHA horses that many professional trainers work with were simply out of reach. I was living paycheck to paycheck, making sure the bills were paid, and I didn’t have the fancy facilities I thought I needed to make it as a trainer.

Eventually, I started to believe that dream just wasn’t in the cards for me.

Then one day, a friend from high school told me she had adopted a mustang.

I thought, “Why not give it a try?”

That one decision changed everything.

I quickly fell in love with these incredible horses. They’re intelligent, versatile, incredibly loyal, and they make you earn every ounce of their trust. Once you have it, there’s nothing quite like it.

My first mustang was Spurlee, and she’ll always hold a special place in my heart.

She was only two years old, so I could only compete with her in In-Hand classes. Together we learned side passes, pivots, bowing, and even how to lay down on cue. We competed in the Michigan Mustang Open Show Series, where we earned Reserve Champion, and later competed in the Michigan Mustang Makeover, finishing 7th overall.

Spurlee showed me what these horses are truly capable of, and she gave me the confidence to chase the dream I had almost given up on.

Today, she’s still my go-to horse. I’m incredibly grateful that my grandma bought her because she’s still part of my life. She rides the same every single time, takes wonderful care of beginners, and reminds me every day where this journey began.

Without Spurlee… there may never have been Whispering Oaks Horsemanship.

❤️ Every horse has a story, but Spurlee’s story also became mine.

Now I’d love to hear yours! What horse changed your life? 🐴

What an amazing trail ride with such a great group of people! 💕🐴Kodiak was a little nervous in the beginning, but he set...
08/08/2026

What an amazing trail ride with such a great group of people! 💕🐴

Kodiak was a little nervous in the beginning, but he settled down pretty well… after a gunshot that sent me for a ride. 😅😂

Good news — I DIDN’T come off this time! 🙌🤣 Must’ve been the boots I was wearing that kept me in the saddle. 😂🤠

We went through water, over a scary bridge, around some scary rocks, and faced plenty of new things along the way. Kodiak worked through it all and settled in more and more as the ride went on. 💕

All in all, it was a great ride, and I’m proud of Kodiak for working through his nerves and handling everything the trail threw at us. 🐴❤️

Audra Hunter-Wortley Brandy Ann can’t wait for next time 🫶

SURPRISE!!! 🥳🐴I just got a SECOND CHANCE on another horse from the auction!!!I honestly thought our auction story was ov...
08/07/2026

SURPRISE!!! 🥳🐴

I just got a SECOND CHANCE on another horse from the auction!!!

I honestly thought our auction story was over… but apparently it had one more surprise for us! 🫣❤️

🐴 #4787 IS COMING HOME WITH US IN OCTOBER!!! 🥳🎉

I’m so excited that we were given another opportunity to bring this horse home. I definitely wasn’t expecting this today!

Looks like #5582 is officially getting a travel buddy! 😂🐴🐴

October can’t get here soon enough! ❤️

🏡🐴 Throwback Thursday | Building a DreamThese photos were taken back in 2020.Looking at them reminds me just how far thi...
08/06/2026

🏡🐴 Throwback Thursday | Building a Dream

These photos were taken back in 2020.

Looking at them reminds me just how far this journey has come.

I still don’t have the fancy facilities with an indoor arena or rows of stalls… and honestly, that’s okay.

Everything I’ve built has been one step at a time, one project at a time, and one paycheck at a time. Every fence post, every gate, every load of sand, and every improvement has brought me one step closer to the dream I’ve had for years.

I’ve learned that you don’t need a million-dollar facility to make a difference in a horse’s life. What matters most is the time, patience, and dedication you put into each horse.

I’m proud of how far Whispering Oaks Horsemanship has come, but I’m even more excited about what’s still to come. There are plenty more projects ahead, and I can’t wait to continue sharing them with all of you.

Thank you to everyone who has supported this journey; whether you’ve trusted me with your horse, followed my page, shared a post, or simply encouraged me along the way. It truly means more than you know.

The dream isn’t built yet… but it’s being built, one step at a time. 🤍🐴

08/05/2026

🐴🪰 “Horseflies won’t make a horse buck.”

I’ve heard this more than once, so here’s a video that says otherwise.

Can horses buck for other reasons? Absolutely. Pain, confusion, excess energy, poor training, and many other factors can all cause a horse to buck.

But anyone who’s spent time around horses during horsefly season knows these giant black flies can deliver an incredibly painful bite. When one lands on a horse’s back and bites, some horses barely react, while others may jump, crow-hop, or buck in an attempt to get away from it.

This video shows exactly that, a horse reacting to a horsefly biting its back.

That doesn’t mean every buck is caused by a horsefly. It simply means they can cause a horse to buck under the right circumstances.

As trainers, our job is to teach horses to become more confident and less reactive. But they’re still living animals, and sometimes an unexpected, painful stimulus gets a reaction.

So the next time someone says, “A horsefly won’t make a horse buck,” remember that horses don’t read the comment section. 🪰🐴😂

The comments on my recent post have been eye opening.I’ve been called fat. I’ve been told my horse should throw me off. ...
08/05/2026

The comments on my recent post have been eye opening.

I’ve been called fat. I’ve been told my horse should throw me off. I’ve had people make jokes about my body as if it’s somehow acceptable because we’re behind a screen.

Here’s the thing: you never know what someone is going through.

Maybe they’re working hard to lose weight. Maybe they’re recovering from an illness. Maybe they’re struggling with their mental health. Maybe they’re perfectly healthy and simply don’t fit your idea of what someone “should” look like.

Body shaming isn’t constructive criticism. It isn’t concern. It’s bullying.

As horse owners, we absolutely should have conversations about horse welfare and making sure horses aren’t asked to carry more than they safely can. That’s an important discussion. But mocking someone’s appearance isn’t about protecting horses, it’s about tearing another person down.

I’m fortunate that comments like these don’t define my worth. But not everyone who receives them is in the same place. Words have real consequences, and for some people, constant bullying can contribute to anxiety, depression, or even thoughts of su***de.

So before you hit “Post,” ask yourself one question:

Is this helping anyone, or is it just hurting someone?

Let’s do better; for each other, for our kids who are watching how adults behave online, and for the equine community we all claim to love.

And to everyone who has shown kindness and support, thank you. It doesn’t go unnoticed. ❤️🐴

Here is a before and after photo of me after years of me struggling to lose weight after having my daughter 👇👇👇👇

08/04/2026

Hay time is the best time. 🐴💚

Someone is definitely enjoying breakfast! 😋🌾

One of my favorite barn essentials has been our hay nets from OH Hay Nets. They help keep hay off the ground, reduce waste, and keep everyone happily munching longer.

Thank you, OH Hay Nets, for your support of Whispering Oaks Horsemanship! 🤍🐴

Who else has a horse that drops everything the second they hear hay hit the feeder? 😂

P.S. I probably should have filmed this when the hay nets were still full… not almost empty. 🤣🌾

08/04/2026

Well… after yesterday’s video of me hitting the ground, Facebook decided it was time to bring this one back. 🤣🐴

Throwback to a few years ago when this horse decided to test me.

This time, I managed to ride it out. 😂🤠

Sometimes you win. Sometimes the horse wins. Either way, it usually makes for a good story. 🐴

08/03/2026

POV: You just got bucked off… and this is you crawling away trying to catch your breath. 🫣😂

I was NOT ready for that. 🤣

Please enjoy this footage of me crawling away trying to remember how to breathe after getting the wind knocked out of me. 🫣💀

10/10 for your entertainment.
0/10 for my ex*****on. 😂

On the bright side…..Shout out to Gross Construction Inc. for the soft landing. 🤣🐴

And the next time you think horse trainers charge too much, feel free to climb on a horse that hasn’t been ridden in a while, get launched into the dirt, and let me know how that works out. 😂🤠

For those of you who what to see me fall off epically, her is the video link 👇👇👇👇

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1jc13Ujon3/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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