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Bunker Park Stable operates inside Bunker Hills Regional Park on County Parkway D NW in Coon Rapids, reached through the park’s Activities Center entrance. Guided, walk-only trail rides run about an hour through a mix of forest and open prairie, with an 8-year-old minimum age, a 52-inch height requirement and a 250-pound rider limit. From […]
Misty’s Mission Stables frames itself as an equine education and riding lesson programme rather than a straightforward barn, requiring every enrolled rider to work through grooming, tacking, ground work and leadership training alongside time in the saddle. Ashley Messer runs the Nowthen programme using natural horsemanship methods, now offering full western and English instruction after […]
Kim Howard founded Majestic Hills Ranch after buying its 105-acre Lakeville property in 1997, gaining 501(c)(3) status two years later. The ranch runs adaptive riding programmes for children aged 4 to 17 and adults over 18 with special needs, alongside a separate Heroes on Horseback programme serving injured, active-duty and veteran military personnel. Riding sessions […]
A Bronze Medal for jumping and dressage from the German Equestrian Federation, earned in Vechta, came out of Jaime Wickander’s years training in Germany, where she also rode under Egon von Neindorf; she studied rider biomechanics at the University of Wisconsin, River Falls and spent time at Flyinge, the National Stud of Sweden. She is […]
A 20-acre farm at 11500 Ferman Avenue SW in Waverly has been running since 2000 with a string of twelve horses. Executive director Susie Bjorklund is listed as a PATH Certified Instructor and an Equine Specialist in Mental Health & Learning. Adaptive riding is entered by phone interview, then paperwork, then placement into a weekly […]
Beginner instruction in Otsego is what this small operation advertises, under two names — Crown Meadow Equestrian Center and Autumn Winds Training. The address given is 12178 87th St. NE, and enquiries go to crown.meadow.eq@gmail.com. Its entire web presence is one page built on a website-builder host, and the whole description of the work runs […]
Rosemount’s Fluegel’s Farm, Garden & Pet Supply traces to 1927, when Leo Fluegel founded the business as a grain elevator; the family has run it on South Robert Trail for nearly a century. Alongside dog, cat, chicken, small-animal, reptile and wild-bird lines, the store manufactures its own house-brand horse feed on site, selling 10, 12 […]
Since 1997 the Hastings branch of Fluegel’s has traded from North Frontage Road, family owned for close to three decades. Its horse aisle carries Tribute, Purina and Triple Crown alongside a Fluegel’s house-label range covering sweet feeds, a senior ration balancer and a hi-fat pelletised formula. Lawn and garden merchandise fills much of the rest […]
Opened in April 2021, the Maple Plain store at 5135 Oak Street is the newest of five Spikes & Houles retail locations. Its equine aisles run past bagged grain into horse treats, skin and coat care, nutritional supplements, accessories and equipment, insect control such as WeatherBeeta fly wraps, and heated horse supplies. Feed brands listed […]
The Loretto store at 6265 County Road 19 was the original Spike’s, opened in 2013, and the first in the group to stock full Pro Turf supplies. Since 2020, after Spike’s Feed, Seed & Pet Supply acquired E.J. Houle’s Feed Stores, it has traded under the combined Spikes & Houles name; the Houle side dates […]
