Whiteroseequine

29/05/2026

I honestly still can’t believe I can say this… I own a 2026 Ford Wildtrak Ranger

After everything life has thrown at me over the last couple of years the setbacks, heartbreaks, injuries, long days, uncertainty, and rebuilding myself mentally and physically moments like this mean more than people will ever realise.

There were times I questioned if I’d ever feel like “me” again. Times where simply getting through the day felt like an achievement. But I kept showing up, kept working, and kept pushing, even when things felt impossible.

The biggest goal sitting in the back of my mind the entire time was ALWAYS owning another Ranger.

Even in hospital, I never shut up about it 🤣. When the physios would push me to even just walk further, I’d literally tell myself, “Laura, you HAVE to make it to the end of this room and back… or you’ll never own a Ranger again.” 🫣😭

Ever since I sold my last one, my goal was to own another I just never imagined I’d one day be in the financial position to buy a brand new one.

This Ranger is so much more than just a car to me. It represents resilience, independence, sacrifice, growth, and proof that even the hardest seasons of life can eventually turn into rewarding ones.

To everyone who has supported me throughout my journey my horses, my family, my friends, my followers, my sponsors, and every single person who has encouraged me along the way thank you. Truly. Your support has helped me more than you know.

I’m beyond grateful for where I am today, and while I know there’s still a long road ahead, this is one of those moments I’ll never forget 🖤

Here’s to new chapters, new adventures, and finally sitting behind the wheel of a dream I’ve worked incredibly hard for 🛻✨

28/05/2026

Swapping the harness cart for the saddle is absolutely no issues!

The item on the lead horse over her head is an elasticated bungee it is not FORCING her head down- it’s completely elasticated so she can lift her head as high or low as she likes! I’m just trying to teach her a softer more proper head carriage to get her body working properly 🏋️

24/05/2026

The racehorses know when it’s dinner time and there is absolutely NO “waiting” 🏇🤣!

This guy can literally close his own feed door 🫣… so you better hope his dinner is mixed and ready because nothing is stopping him once he decides it’s meal time 🍽️😂

Featuring my

24/05/2026

23/05/2026

My gorgeous ‘work colleague’ Fergie headed off to her new home today 🥰!

There are tons of people who are understandably disappointed that they didn’t get to take home this beautiful girl BUT I am very behind on admin.. VERY.. so please bare with me as I have a couple more ex racehorses to introduce to you all who have joined me over the past month 😉😆..

19/05/2026

Thankfully I have my many FanFave Australia and Finntack layers + my Equus Elite NZ gloves to keep me dry 🫣😆..

On days like this I question my career choice heavily! To think I used to sell perfume and jewellery for a living 😭🤣..

16/05/2026

I never imagined that when I got my first ex-racehorse, I would become so invested in educating myself and learning everything I could to ensure I was doing right by him, that I would eventually end up working within the racing industry itself.

What started as simply loving one horse quickly turned into a genuine passion for understanding these horses beyond the stereotypes. I wanted to learn why they behaved the way they did, how they were trained, what life looked like for them before retirement, and most importantly — how to give them the best possible transition into life after racing.

As I continued rehoming, I realised that real change and better outcomes for off-the-track horses come from education, experience, and being willing to understand both sides of the industry. So instead of standing on the outside making assumptions, I chose to step inside the racing world itself.

Working in racing has taught me so much. It has allowed me to meet incredibly dedicated horse people who genuinely care deeply for their horses, and it’s given me invaluable knowledge and hands-on experience that has made me a far better horsewoman and rehomer.

No industry is perfect, but being involved firsthand has shown me just how much effort, care, emotion, and commitment goes into these horses long before they ever arrive in a rehoming paddock.

Even now while working in racing, my passion for rehoming has never changed. If anything, it has only grown stronger. I still absolutely love helping ex-racehorses find safe, suitable homes where they can thrive in their next chapter. Seeing people fall in love with these horses the same way I did will never stop being rewarding.

These horses changed my life long before I ever changed theirs 🤍