Beldenville ranch plans rodeo facility Anne Marie Sjoquist sits in her farm kitchen in blue jeans and cowgirl boots. The mother of two fits well in the saddle of parent and business woman. A graduate …
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Anne Marie Sjoquist sits in her farm kitchen in blue jeans and cowgirl boots. The mother of two fits well in the saddle of parent and business woman. A graduate of UW-River Falls Equestrian Science program, she shares her love of horses. Her equestrian business has quietly grown on a 15 acre farm in Beldenville, where she boards and trains horses and those who ride them.
“It is a safe and healthy place to learn independence,” said Thia Rewolinski, whose daughter takes lessons.
“Anne Marie seems a little rough around the edge at first, but she really isn’t. She is very competent and very kind. She relates
‘IT’S GONNA FLY!’
Photo by Susan Huppert.
