Sue Anderson, Instructor in Training / Teaching Assistant
Sue is currently working on her PATH certification and helps both programs when needed.  She will be taking over our Tuesday evening classes in the Children's Program to work on her teaching hours to ultimately obtain her certification.  Sue does a great job with both the younger riders and directing the veterans in their classes as well.  We always look forward to her help every season.
Jackie Buie, Instructor in Training / Teaching Assistant
Jackie spent the last 25 years as an Account Manager and Regional Sales Supervisor at BH Electronics, Inc., an electronic industry leader in custom design high frequency magnetics providing solutions and support to customers worldwide.  She utilizes her direct but honest approach, personality, and passion to help others going back to 1990. She began her volunteer days at Adopt a Grandparent Program through her church and with the DARTS Organization as a friend for seniors who were not easily capable of leaving their home.  She volunteered at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, caring for injured and orphaned animals with the goal of releasing them back into their natural habitat.  Her love of people and animals led her to Majestic Hills Ranch in 2015 volunteering as a side walker/lead for the Children’s and Heroes on Horseback Program and is currently a teaching assistant.  Jackie found she loved this so much that she has chosen to retire, make therapeutic riding and activities her new career and is working towards her PATH Certification to become the Director/Instructor of the Heroes on Horseback Program, helping injured soldiers, which is very near and dear to her heart.  We are very fortunate to have Jackie on our team!
Gay Uttenhove, Instructor in Training / Teaching Assistant
Gay began volunteering with our program several years ago, and has expressed interest in becoming an instructor. She started helping to teach the Thursday evening Children's Program classes in 2014, and will continue to work through her hours in the upcoming year.  She does a fantastic job working with our younger riders and we look forward to once again having her help.
To provide children and young adults with special needs (ages 4 - 25 years) the opportunity to achieve a sense of freedom, accomplishment, and self-esteem while giving their families hope through therapeutic riding and equine assisted activities. Our mission is to also enrich and enhance the lives of ​injured Armed Forces personnel: Active Duty and Veterans in rehabilitation.
Majestic Hills Ranch
24580 Dakota Avenue
Lakeville, MN  55044
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​Majestic Hills Ranch Foundation
7850 Metro Parkway, Suite 100
Bloomington, MN  55425