Whiskey Jack Ranch

📣 We are casually looking for a committed horse trainer 📣

We are searching for a part-time trainer to work with our Gypsy Vanner horses at our ranch located near
📍 SUNDRE, ALBERTA

We are a small family ranch looking for someone to join and grow with us and our Gypsy Vanner horses. Someone who is versatile to work all the horses, INCLUDING STUDS/STALLIONS. Starting from the ground up.
Part-time, 2-3 days a week (may vary).

I am looking for COMMITMENT. Someone for the season and to possibly continue through the winter months or to return for following seasons. Someone interested in representing our ranch and our horses!

Please PM or email your interest. Include resume/experience, possible references, details and a bit about yourself and why you think we would be a good fit for you!

We will be very picky about this person.
NO dogs.

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🩵 CHARLIE 🩵

Gypsy Vanner weanling c**t

Koolio’s Good Time Charlie
E/e n/Sb1 n/T n/Prl
DOB July 4, 2026
GVHS Registered
Will make about 14.2hh +\-

This guy is a super sweetheart, friendly dude!
He’s got such a kind soft eye, loving mellow temperament and sharp beautiful markings. Start him your way and he’ll take you anywhere you want to go.
With the temperament from his dam and sire, this guy will make a fantastic family horse, trail/mountain horse, ranch horse. Ask and he’ll give. Great mind and handled daily.

👀 🏠 at weanling this fall.
Will have all his baby basics.

Located Sundre, AB 🇨🇦

Quality, purebred Gypsy Vanner
Serious inquiries please PM
98🥕🥕 gelded

YES. THIS. Perfectly said 👌🏼

One of my favorite things is pulling into a trailhead with a trailer full of Gypsy Vanners. 😂

You can almost see the looks.
Those big hairy horses aren’t going to keep up.
They’re not going to make it very far.
They’re not built for this.
I’m speaking from my own experience here. I’ve spent the last four years packing Gypsy Vanners into the mountains, and if there’s one thing they’ve proven to me over and over again, it’s just how incredibly versatile this breed really is.

Some of these horses are only 3 and 4 years old, and they’ll cover a 16-mile round trip through the mountains over seven hours without a problem—and come back into camp still with plenty of energy and some get-up-and-go left.
But what impresses me just as much as their endurance is how they do it.
They do it quietly.

They’re agreeable. They’re sensible. They pick their way through rough country without making a big production out of it. They’ll cross water, navigate rocks and steep terrain, carry a rider for miles, and just keep doing their job.
These horses will PACK.
They cover ground. They’re incredibly sure-footed. They’re hardy. Most of ours do it barefoot. And at the end of a long day, you still have a horse underneath you.

That’s one of the things I love most about the Gypsy Vanner: versatility.
They’re beautiful enough to turn heads.
Quiet enough for amateurs.
Athletic enough to go show.
Strong enough to work.
And hardy enough to head into the mountains and put in some serious miles.
Four years of taking these horses into the mountains has made me appreciate this breed in an entirely different way.

They may not look like your “typical” mountain horse when we unload at the trailhead…

But give them 16 miles and seven hours, and they’ll change your mind.

Just out for a gander 🥰

My girls 💖

😎 great work Ally!

☀️ Sunday mornings are for God and the garden 🌱
Fresh chives anyone?

Gypsy Vanner filly

Wh***ey Jack Lily of the Valley
🤍 Lily 🤍

E/e n/T n/SB1
PSSM1 and FIS negative
DOB May 22, 2026
GVHS registered

👀 🏡 come weaning in the fall
Located Sundre AB, Canada

Serious inquiries please pm