Mission Statement
At Milk Money Acres, I provide specialized equine experiences, including baraat wedding horses and other horse-related services, for the public throughout Littleton, Parker, and the surrounding Colorado areas.
My goal is to create memorable, meaningful experiences for animal lovers while sharing knowledge about horses in a safe and enjoyable way. I take pride in bringing a touch of tradition, entertainment, and the spirit of the Old West into the community.
Bio
Jeannyne has been a lifelong horse enthusiast, beginning her journey at just five years old. By age nine, she was riding and participating in a well-known horseback riding program in El Paso, Texas called Poki Roni Ranch, where she learned to ride, show, and train horses under the guidance of her instructor.
Like many, she eventually left home and moved to Colorado, where she worked in the administrative field while raising her two daughters as a single mother. Later, she brought her horse from El Paso to Denver, reconnecting with her passion in a new chapter of life.
When someone asked, “Do you give riding lessons?” it opened the door to something more. Through teaching, she discovered a love for working with students of all backgrounds, including those with injuries and special needs. From that moment on, she was fully committed.
Over the years, Jeannyne built both her family and her program, meeting her husband, welcoming another daughter, and growing her herd. With dedication and hands-on experience, she developed what is now a well-established wedding horse service.
The Baraat Story
In 2009, while browsing Craigslist, Jeannyne came across a request for a white horse for an Indian wedding. Intrigued, she reached out to learn more and what began as curiosity quickly turned into opportunity.
At the time, she owned a white mare and decided to participate, creating her first costume herself. Since then, with the help of her family, she has acquired authentic attire and accessories from India and trained her horses to confidently and safely participate in baraat processions.
Today, her horses including Ladyhawke, Jupiter, and Blondie are experienced in these events, bringing beauty, tradition, and reliability to each celebration.
Personal Note
“It’s amazing to see how my life has evolved with horses. I never imagined I would become a baraat wedding horse handler, but it has given me a deep sense of purpose. I love seeing the joy on people’s faces and sharing what I’ve learned over the years. Horses are incredible! They listen, they teach, and they humble you. Even after 45 years, I’m still learning something new every day.”
“I take great pride in my work. The safety of the horse, the groom, and everyone involved is always my top priority. Every event is handled with care, professionalism, and attention to detail to ensure a smooth and memorable experience.”