The Annie Project

09/29/2025

I had a dream that demonstrated this picture.

Lately the word mirror has been popping in my mine.

Last week I had a dream and it felt as if I was dying. I could feel my spirit leaving my body and rising out of me.

I was lying in a cabin in the woods. When a message came through to open the windows. So I opened the windows. I then heard you will have a visitor tonight. Unsure of what that meant, I rolled with it.

Lying there in a bunk in the dark, I felt myself drift. Almost as if I was conscious and unconscious at the same time. I began rising out of my body as if a force was lifting me up to heaven. My mind was thinking this as it was happening.

I looked down as I rose and there was a darkness of water under me. Fear tried to creep in but I said silently in my mind. "No, you must look into it."

As I looked I then saw the reflection of myself. As if I were two people staring at the light and the dark sides of one person.

The side that was ascending upward to heaven reached the hand toward the reflection in the water. The two reflections touched fingers. Right then, I felt this energy go through my finger tips.

It washed through my hands, down to my shoulders, through the center of my chest, and all the way down through my legs and toes. As if I was diving into cold water and I could feel the water touch every centimeter of my skin from head to toe.

My eyes opened. I could hear the forest around me, still dark, but I knew I was alive. My hands were extended over my head arms stretched out when I awoke. I took a breath and checked the time.

4:44 exactly.

In this dream, I believe God revealed the duality of light and dark within ourselves. We have both, and when we learn how to balance them, thats when we ascend to a higher consciousness.

Message in this, find the balance between good and evil and don't be afraid to face it.

This was the same night everyone was convinced the rapture was supposed to happen. I didn't even know about people thinking that until I woke up the next day.

Maybe the rapture is simply embracing our truest self, seeing ourselves through God's eyes. Maybe thats what real ascension is all about.

Peace. ✌️ Thanks for reading. 🤍

I felt this dream needed to be shared. 🕊

09/27/2025

First day, two sessions. Her mane is brushed out and her tag is off.

Meet, "Little Nose."

She chose her name. There is a cool story of how she picked it. I'll tell it tomorrow during her 3:30 session.

💚

09/26/2025

Tag number 2

09/26/2025

09/17/2025

Beauty at it's finest this evening. The ripple in the waves speak to the world. Live for the moment and you will enjoy the Journey. ✌️

02/22/2024

It's Clinic time!

I will be putting on my first clinic of the season! I will be working with mustangs with very little handling and teaching how to communicate with them!

For the last Eight years Mustangs have been my focus! These horses are very overpopulated and they really need our help to give them the best chance at domestic life we can give them!

Mustangs are very sensitive souls and they reflect our souls as humans. Just like us they go through trauma, pain, love, and hope. The feel the way humans do.

This clinic is the perfect opportunity for you to learn how to read and communicate with your horse using body language!

LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!

DLR Mustang Ranch will be hosting a 2-day clinic March 9-10th with Kelsey Spencer of Wild Ride Equine. The first session begins at 10:00am each day with a provided lunch. Afternoon session begins at 1:30pm. Audit only for this first clinic for $75 a day or $125 for both days. This is nonrefundable and payment to reserve your spot must be submitted by March 4th.

During the clinic, we will use mustangs with little training focusing on:
* Catching
* Haltering
* Desensitization
* Picking up feet
* Learning how to read and communicate with the horse through body language

During the clinic you will learn how to read and communicate with a mustang through the horse's body language.

Kelsey has specialized in mustangs for 8 years and has competed in 8 Extreme Mustang Makeovers. She has been a TIP trainer for 8 years as well. Kelsey has 21 years' experience working with problem horses as well as saddle training countless horses.

"Training horses is an ART to me. The horse speaks through their body, and I listen." ~ Kelsey

Come to the clinic and learn how to speak horse!
If you have questions or want to reserve your spot, please contact Renee Lackey at [email protected], direct message, text or leave a message at 740-457-3984 and I will return your call as soon as I am able. We look forward to seeing you here!!

01/30/2024

Dutchess
Ride 1
Give us a Follow to watch her progress!
Feel free to share!

Dutchess is a 6 year old mare from White Mountain, Wyoming. She had her first ride yesterday! She had a couple weeks off from the initial first mount. This mare is so smart. She has so many great qualities. Never puts up any argument, she is gentle, sweet, quiet and love's people.

I picked her out because of Annie. I told myself if I get the chance to train another White Mountain Wyoming mustang, I would do it. Mustang Champions - English Classic Kentucky 2024 . I new she was small but based on her HMA I wanted her and knew she would grow. She went from 13hh to 14hh in 5 months, and still growing. Dutchess is already a fantastic mare.

Ridgecreek Tack makes excellent training and riding gear! Check them out!

Use my code. KELSEYS23

01/27/2024

Tips for using a flag!

How do you introduce a flag to your horse? Comment below!

A flag can be one of your most useful tools when training horses. In Bruno's case, I am using the flag to teach body awareness.

The flag has an endless amount of uses. Currently Bruno he is learning how to move his shoulders and his hips probably without over-crowding the handler. Using my flag as my tool to target the difference points on his body.

Do you have a pushy horse, or one who is constantly in your pocket? These exercises with the flag will help your horse understand space.

Do you have a horse that likes to freeze?

How about using the flag to teach them how to send over obstacles. Teaching a horse to send, is a way for the horse to approach obstacles without any pressure on their face. By using your flag to push from the hind end will help your horse have the confidence to move forward and approach new obstacles. Flags can be the handlers most efficient tool when working with a pushy horse.

Have a horse with a pushy problem or constantly in your pocket?

Send us a message! We can help!

Need a new halter or lead to ensure your horse has excellent training? Use my code to order!
KELSEYS23

**tstarting

01/20/2024

Now booking clients for 2024!

Offering training for tune-ups and conditioning, barrel racing and pole bending, c**t starting, behavioral problems, desensitizing and trail experience, English and Western dressage, wild or untouched horses. Booking for 2024!

Offering training for tune-ups and conditioning, barrel racing and pole bending, c**t starting, behavioral problems, desensitizing and trail experience, English and Western dressage, wild or untouched horses. Booking for 2024!

01/10/2024

This is Bruno!
Bruno is currently in training with us. He came in not knowing a whole lot. This week we have been working on teaching him about space.

He likes to put on the brakes at times. Currently we are working on building up his confidence, and doing a lot of feet placement activities.

These are some of our training clips.

Ridgecreek Tack makes incredible halters and leads to help with all our horses. I highly recommend them!
Use my Code for purchases with them!

KELSEYS23

**tstarting

01/01/2024

Let me introduce you to my New Year adventure!

Meet Dutchess!
Dutchess is a 5 year old Mustang from White Mountain Wyoming. She is my competition horse for the Mustang Classic held in Kentucky September 2024!

Dutchess is so far, one of the sweetest horses I've ever had the pleasure of working with. I picked her because of my horse Annie.

As you all know Mustang Annie is a very special horse. She was my first Mustang and after 7 years together with Ann, I finally got the opportunity to adopt another White Mountain Wyoming Mustang!

Dutchess is equally as special! Her bravery is outstanding, her trust with humans runs deep. She is kind, gentle, quirky, loving, and intelligent. I am blessed to be her trainer.

Thank you to The Mustang Champions - English Classic Kentucky 2024 , The Mustang Heritage Foundation and the BLM Wild Horse & B***o Program for this opportunity!

Also thank you to Ridgecreek Tack for sponsoring us!