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Posted on July 6, 2016 by allisoncreekfarm

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Jeanne Barsanti

Stacey is a great teacher and she will take you gradually from where you are in your horsemanship to be able to do things you think you cannot do.

Most importantly, Stacey’s goal is to help keep you safe on your horse by helping you with control. I mainly trail ride and when I have a problem with my horse on the trail, I tell Stacey, she listens carefully, and then she shows me how to solve that problem. She even goes out on the trail with me when needed to work on the problem. She adapts her lessons to what you need with your horse, not to a predetermined lesson plan.

I am so very grateful that I am taking lessons from Stacey. If you want to be a better team with your horse, Allison Creek Farm is the place to go.

Jackie Benson

I met Stacey through my boss, Eddie Tomlinson, DMV on a farm call. Later, I bought Bailey who was bred and born at Allison Creek Farm.
I am so proud to own Bailey, so proud and thankful that Stacey let me buy her. I love Bailey’s Allison Creek Farm brand, and am proud to have a horse with that brand. Bailey was trained by Stacey and now Stacey is helping me learn how to ride her (change leads, etc).

Recently, at an ACF Obstacle Challenge I lost my confidence heading up to the Texas2Step and went around it. During my next lesson Stacey wouldn’t let me leave without doing it, and we did it!

I like taking lessons from Stacey because of the confidence she inspires. The confidence that she has in her is transferred to me. She tells me that I have the confidence in me, and that it is a tool I have already and she just is teaching me how to use it.

Jack Cooper

My horse sustained a bad leg wound. Care of the wound required the dressings to be changed multiple times per day. I was traveling a lot at the time, and there was no one on site where the horse was boarded to dress the injury.

My search to find someone to provide care for his horse lead him to Stacey through a recommendation from a friend (Dale Faulkner).

Stacey boarded the horse at Allison Creek Farm and dressed the horse’s injury 2 to 3 times a day. Stacey took good care of him, keeping it wrapped and debriding as necessary and the wound healed nicely.

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