Horses

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Horse Donation Information

Apollo

Apollo has been working for over 13 years now and is doing a fantastic job with our riders, both independent and in need of side walkers. He and Zeus pull the hay wagon for parades.

Caleb

Caleb joined us early in 2016 and has worked with our military veterans riding programs. He is a Friesian Sport Horse (he is a mix of Percheron / Friesian / Arabian) who has a "lets be friends" attitude with everyone he meets. He really shines out on the trail with our military veterans!

Della Rose

Della Rose arrived to the ranch in December of 2017. She started working with both programs in 2018 and is doing a stellar job.

2019 Horse of the Year

Khan (Misty Valley Silverado Bay)

Khan is a very handsome Gypsy Vanner that has LOTS of hair! He works manely (see the pun there!) with our younger riders, and he loves to get his cookie treats after class.

Liberty

Liberty was added to our program in the summer of 2016. She has had lots of experience working with children and trail riding - so should work well with both of our programs.

Purchased with a Grant from the MN Horse Council - Thank you!!

2020 Horse of the Year

Marshall

Marshall started in the Children’s program long ago. He does an incredible job with riders, both independent and in need of sidewalkers.

2014 Horse of the Year

Princess

Princess has been with Majestic Hills for a long time. She also does a fantastic job with both programs, with independent riders and those in need of sidewalkers. She is blind in her left eye and normally wears a fly mask to protect her from the sun, wind, and insects.

2012 Horse of the Year

Roxy

Roxy started in 2013 and is doing well with all of our riders. She is fantastic in the arena as well as brave on the trail. She tends to wear a fly mask in summer to protect her very pink nose from getting sunburned!

2015 Horse of the Year

Scout

Scout is our seasoned “lawn ornament” pony. He is not trained for riding, but is a fantastic lunging horse for the program as well as a wonderful walking partner.

Shooter

Shooter joined us in 2019 for both the Children's and Veteran's Program - and he is starting to get it! He is always a little on the slow side (walk is he favorite speed!), but is beginning to understand his role. We look forward to working with him for years to come.

Trio

Trio started with the program in 2013 and has worked well with our younger riders. She has a smooth walk, but her trot is all motion. (This is her "did you say cookie??" face.)