How It Started
A Barn Built on Faith
Horses and Hope was born from a simple conviction — that horses have a remarkable way of revealing God's character to the people who work with them. Head trainer and owner Macey Booth built this barn in Talmo, Georgia around that truth, creating a place where kids don't just learn to ride, they learn to trust, to be patient, and to be gentle.
What started as a passion for both horses and faith has grown into a full riding program with three trainers, eight horses, summer camps, and a monthly FCA Equestrian Huddle. Every lesson, every camp, every huddle is rooted in the same belief: that what happens between a child and a horse is a picture of what God wants with each of us.
We're currently at capacity and accepting waitlist applications — because a good thing is worth waiting for.
We Are Not a Show Barn
Our barn is big on fundamentals and horsemanship. We are not in a race to get your child into a show ring. We occasionally attend local shows and host home shows here on the farm, and we have no problem at all with showing. It is simply not our main focus at Horses and Hope. What we care about most is building well-rounded horsemen and horsewomen who are safe, confident and gentle around horses.