Rachel
Therapeutic Riding Program Coordinator 
PATH Intl CTRI, ESMHL





Rachel has been involved in the therapeutic riding community since she was a teenager and volunteered throughout high school at a PATH (then NARHA) program. Rachel now has 20 years experience in the EAA field. Rachel has a passion for all equines, but especially donkeys. She also runs a donkey training program. It is very difficult to out-stubborn her, as she is very patient! 
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Amy
PATH Intl CTRI
Adaptive Riding Instructor, Volunteer Coordinator





Amy has a BS in Physical Education and Coaching and an MS in Exercise and Sport Science. She's grown up around horses and loves to ride in the mountains. Amy has found great joy in her midlife career switch to a Path Registered Therapeutic Riding Instructor and an Equine Specialist. She loves to travel and spend time outdoors. Her family includes 2 kids, 2 horses, 1 cat, 1 dog and 1 husband:)​

Liv
PATH Intl CTRI
Adaptive Riding Instructor




Hello! I am 23 years old and have a degree from Colorado State in Equine Science and Psychology. My passion is working with horses and kids to improve mental and physical health. I believe that horses have that magical ability to help us achieve anything we set our heart to. I have been a volunteer and mentee attaining my teaching hours at Laughing Buck Farm for a year now and I am ecstatic to be officially joining their team as an instructor! 

Belinda
Adaptive Tour Leader




Belinda Engler has recently moved to Colorado to be closer to her three grandchildren.She is a retired Special Education teacher and has had her own riding school for 20 years in Kansas. She has taught children and youth from 3 years to 18 years as well as adults.  Belinda drives miniature horses and has started  ponies and horses as well as breeding Welsh ponies and Morabs horses. She also enjoyed working with youth in the horsemanship summer camps offered on the farm and as the 4-H  County-Wide Horse leader. Gardening is a hobby she has pursued on her 80 acre farm in Kansas for many years. Running her farm year round in all kinds of weather has taught her an appreciation for all life and for our place in the annual rhythms of nature.