About Me

As a young girl, I was always captivated by horses, drawn to their beauty even when we didn’t have any of our own. Every time my dad went to an auction, I would beg for a horse, and every time, he’d say no. But when I was about 9 years old, my dad surprised us with a white Arabian gelding. It was the start of something life-changing. We quickly began dressage lessons, and what started as knowing nothing about horses soon turned into galloping freely through our fields.

At around 10, we expanded our family with miniatures, one of which was Pepper, featured on our gelding’s page. He was a trick pony at first and a stallion, but we had him gelded and, with the help of Hannah Logan, transformed him into a safe and fun driving horse. Since Pepper was grade, we couldn’t compete at sanctioned shows, so we attended Rocky Mountain House’s Miniatures in Motion fun shows instead.

As we grew our collection of miniatures, we decided to start breeding. At the time, I was very much into Appaloosas, and we had two Appy mares and Crimson, my Appaloosa show stallion. When those foals were born, we knew it was time to venture into the world of sanctioned shows. In 2021, we attended our first WCMHC show, and that was the moment I realized showing miniatures was my true passion.

That fall, I had the incredible opportunity to purchase several horses from the Whispering Hills herd dispersal. This moment changed everything for me, as I now had access to top-quality horses and gained amazing mentors who have shaped my journey. Years later, I continue to learn, but my love for training horses—especially driving horses—has only grown.

2025 marked a milestone: my first year taking client horses into the ring, and they thrived. We made a splash in the show world, bringing home numerous championships and stake wins.