MEET THE OWNERS
Triple 2 Ranch was founded by Dani and AJ, whose shared dream of ranch life brought them to the quiet countryside of Mansfield, Georgia. After years of living near the city, they were ready to slow down, reconnect with the values that shaped their childhoods, and create a life centered around faith, family, horses, and the land.
Although they grew up in different parts of the country, horses have always been a meaningful part of both of their lives. Dani was born and raised in Cumming, Georgia, where she spent much of her childhood horseback riding and developing a deep appreciation for horses. AJ was born and raised in New Jersey, where he gained hands-on experience working on local farms throughout his youth, with additional ties to the racing world through his family's ownership of racehorses. Those early experiences helped inspire the vision that would eventually become Triple 2 Ranch.
Today, the ranch is home to a growing family of animals, including Otis, their first rescue horse and a meaningful part of the Triple 2 story. Helping Otis improve his condition, build confidence, and settle into his new life has reinforced their belief that every horse is an individual deserving of patience, consistency, and an environment where they can thrive.
That philosophy continues to shape the future of Triple 2 Ranch. By intentionally keeping the boarding program small, they can remain personally involved in the ranch while continually investing in the property and its amenities. Their goal is to provide a welcoming, well-maintained environment where horse owners can enjoy quality facilities, remain closely involved in their horse's care, and feel confident about where they've chosen to board.
Triple 2 Ranch is just the beginning of a lifelong dream. With every pasture improved, project completed, and animal welcomed home, they are building the ranch they've always envisioned—a peaceful place where horses can thrive, families can slow down, and the next generation can experience the same love for horses and country living that shaped their own childhoods.
