The Wild Hope

03/19/2024

What a beautiful evening in Cummings Valley.

10/08/2023

Our wonderful lesson horses have some spots available for the kids. PM for more info.

03/18/2023

We are still looking for vendors. Sign up now.

03/16/2023

The Wild Hope Ranch in Tehachapi is having a Craft Fair April 29! 10-2pm
Looking for Vendors and Food Trucks.
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

01/21/2023

We have some jealous horses in this picture. Cheddar is enjoying the freshly grown grass behind Travis’ pasture. Travis has both his girls Nicky and Lenore with him in hopes they can somehow get to the grass.

01/17/2023

Snow day on the ranch! All these piggies are staying cozy. Feeding wasn’t too messy but it will be when it melts. What was everyone’s else’s place like this morning?

01/07/2023

Getting chores done before the next rain.

07/12/2022

We had a wonderful weekend.

06/02/2022

Hello everyone!!

Regarding our scheduled Scarpati Clinic.

Cristobal unfortunately has to postpone again due to some travel issues. I am canceling this event and regrouping to create something a little different, since he will now be here in July and I don't want us all stuck outside in the heat for a full day. The plan will be to split the event into two evenings. The dates we are currently discussing is Saturday July 9th and Sunday July 10th. Arrive at 3:30 and after Cristobal works with our scheduled horses, we will have BBQ and social hour on the ranch. I am so sorry for all the confusion and changes. Trust me, no one is more stressed about this than Cristobal and I. We still hope to see you guys here, either for one day or two!! If you have already purchased tickets through Eventbrite, I will get to those shortly and send any necessary refunds.

If you’ve shared the event, please share this as well.

Sincerely,
Amber and Cristobal

01/10/2022

So excited for tractor day!

12/26/2021

08/20/2021

06/13/2021

Today I put the little beasts to work.

The Minis not the kids. Though they also worked. 😂 if you plan to live at The Wild Hope, you have to be willing to work. Happy to say in the last two months these two have worked for some of their care. Which has included; two teeth floating, three hoof trims, a pregnancy test for the mare, a castration for the stallion, along with a cancerous tumor removal, and with enough food to feed two full sized horses. And we aren’t done. They are lucky they are cute. Next is building them a pasture now that we can consider letting them live together.

04/28/2021

It’s always a good day on the ranch when the hay truck rolls through.