Alli Wallace

17/11/2024

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/15KJ28D1cn/

24/09/2024

05/08/2024

I wanted to do a shout out to thank the amazing people who help me with these first rides in the bush on these colts.
Thank you so much for your patience, understanding, and mindfulness towards safety of both people and horses. Sometimes first rides on the trail are good, sometimes bad, but I always know you guys have my back 100% and its a great feeling. You know who you are, I appreciate y'all so much 🥰😘

20/06/2024

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Vera Shippobotham, Susan Tuckett, Helen Anderson, Linda Elliott Stanley, Harry Trueman, Nina Oliver, Jennie Rae, Shelley Whynot

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

26/02/2024

Killin it ♡

01/01/2024

I have been very fortunate this year to have met some amazing horse people! I loved my Christmas gifts, and I really appreciate ya'll going the extra mile to make me feel special 😘
For everyone who frequents my page, thank you so much for your continued support!
It means SO MUCH to have your encouragement and kind words.
Will see you guys next year!

25/12/2023

Merry Christmas from Double Rose Horsemanship!

12/12/2023

✴Cash✴

He is just a good boy, waiting for his new people to come along and love him 💙
Another video gem from my good freind Melissa Sherman !
You're the best girl! 💕

09/12/2023

I love this little mash up that Melissa Sherman made me of our session with the girls tonight thought it was too cute not to share 💕
❤Brandi and Emma🍒

28/11/2023

Do I spoil them by heating up their bits.... maybe....🤣

14/11/2023

If you train horses for the public you’ll have to inevitably face the reality that you’ll never fulfill everyone’s expectations no matter how hard you try.

There often seems to be a disconnect between peoples expectations of how a horse should progress and the reality of things. This likely stems from what people see on social media, selective marketing from other trainers or holding the opinions of their friends who’ve owned horses maybe 6 months longer than they have, over an experienced professional. When you have the experience of having worked thousands of horses, you start to lower your expectations, especially given that the horses you’ll get often are on one end of the spectrum of challenging horses.

When you send a long 2 year old to be started, particularly one who’s been bred for a job, you’re going to have dramatically different results than a 4 or 5 year old mustang, who’s genetics have been selected by nature, for survival. You need to have different expectations when you decide to rescue a 10 year old OTTB than when you buy a baby that you start educating early on.

Many horses I’m sent typically have a background of having been started already, but sometimes for some reason or another things didn’t working out or the owner or horse has had a wreck that stems from a lack of good preparatory skills. There are horses that are on one end of the spectrum of being good prey animals and these horses are often the ones that you may end up with. Don’t expect someone like myself to just jump on these horses with no regard for the outcome. I am a mere mortal and so are you.

You’ll always find someone, somewhere, willing to get on your horse for a few bucks, but that doesn’t mean the problems are gone and that certainly doesn’t mean you’ll be able to duplicate their results.

I used to approach each horse like it were my own. What would I want to see in this horse accomplish to be my partner? Now I take a different approach. The owner is going to be the one to ride them long term, so I work each horse with the skill and experience level of the owner in mind. How well do they ride? How well do they handle themselves under pressure? How good of a partner does this horse need to be to take care of this person?

I’m sure these ideas won’t make everyone happy. In fact they will probably make a lot of people unhappy. But this all stems from a lack of understanding of how this process works and how to work from where the horse is at. And in the long run I believe it is the best way to get the optimal results for both the horse and the owner.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
*Wise words from Evan Bonner Horsemanship*

03/11/2023

? RCMP are looking for the owner of a black mare horse found in Rocky View County, west of Cochrane. If you have any information please contact your local livestock inspection office: https://bit.ly/3QGPNsK

13/09/2023

https://fb.watch/n0ZXdJhyaI/?mibextid=Nif5oz

12/09/2023

Quick shout out to Stephanie Fakner for keeping up a truly beautiful facility, so pretty I almost dont want to mess it up! .....But I did 😅😉......

25/08/2023

23/08/2023

🦁Leo🦁
Patience is key young grasshopper 🦗