The People at Majestic Meadow Stables

Kevin & Bonnie Williams

Owners and Operators of Majestic Meadow Stables

Kevin:  Construction, planning and maintenance.  Kevin enjoys the farm environment, he tried riding a calf out of "Grandma's Barn" one day a long time ago and he decided riding horses was easier.  Kevin rides Logan, his new gaited saddle horse.  Logan is a real ladies man & all the fillies are in love.

Bonnie:  Marketing, Public Relations, and Barn Management.  With a love of horses her whole life, now her dreams of "owning a Pony" are finally coming true. As a devoted follower of all Natural Horsemanship methods and a firm believer in TLC, she feels that all ails, physical, emotional, and psycological can be cured.

Kristin Erlitz

Kristin, Bonnie's daughter:  Horse sales, horse transport, healthcare and equipment.  Often she can be found in the round pen "running in circles" ( training green horses). She also assists with lessons and training, has been directly involved with horses since she was 9, both behind the scenes and in the show arena.  Her specialties are Western Pleasure, Games & Trail, but her abilities also include English Hunter/ Jumper, Driving & Saddleseat. 

Gene & Dot Surret

Grandma and Grandpa also live on the property, helping with security, maintenance and sharing their many years of wisdom and experience. They met over 50 yrs ago at their local rodeo club; Dot barrel raced and Gene rode broncs and did some " clowning around" for the bull riders, which he can still be found doing for all of us MMS riders. 

Laura Delano

Riding since she was 9 years old, Laura is an Agriculture teacher at Culpeper County High School.  She holds a BS in Animal Science and a MS in Agricultural Education from VA Tech, heads up the Horse Judging Teams and has extensive experience in the Hunter/Jumper show arena.  Her main tutelage was under Kristen Oaks, Centura in Roanake and also studied under Ester Simms of Waynesboro and Theresa McDonald of Virginia Tech's Equi-Team.  Laura has experience working with Therapeutic Riders of Roanoke Valley.