I’m Allegra, the heart, hands, and keeper of Oakley Ranch.
From Santa Barbara, CA to Nashville, TN, my cowgirl dreams finally found a home.

I’ve been horseback since before my boots touched the ground -
from USHJA polish, to NRCHA grit, to finding new rhythm as a breakaway rookie, and hopeful barrel racer. 
 

Horses have always been my first language.

My roots run deep:

A mother who modeled, teaching me that a single photograph can hold grace and quiet power.
A father, a lifelong Ranchero, who taught me grit and the true ways of a horse.
And a grandmother who carried the West onto the silver screen, starring in the Buffalo Bill movies of the 1950s - her legacy riding right alongside the real stories that shaped our frontier.
Even Annie Oakley herself - the star of Buffalo Bill’s Wild West shows - taught generations that a woman could outshoot, outshine, and outlast expectations.

 

Their spirits remind me that the West is a lineage of women with fire in their veins.

Because of all of them, I learned the West is both wild and gentle, rugged and refined.

Here at Oakley Ranch, I weave that legacy into every moment - inviting others into a place where time slows, stories settle in, and the West stays wild and true.