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Ray
Fuqua |
| Owner Ray Fuqua is a 25 year Maui resident
and naturalist who started 'Ohe'o Stables
in Hana 14 years ago and moved the business
to Lahaina in 2004 (becoming Lahaina Stables),
with the idea of sharing Maui's secluded natural
beauty, local history and folklore with select
small groups of riders and like minded folks.
A former high school history teacher, his
passion for Hawaiian history and culture almost
overshadows the natural beauty of this horseback
adventure. |
| Lahaina Stables is the only company offering
trailrides to Kauaula Valley and Launiupoko
Valley. Here you will find incredible views
of West Maui you will not see any other way
but on horseback. |
| Ray's well trained horses and fun, knowledgeable
guides make this trip a must for all nature
lovers. |
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Dylan |
From three generations of a Plantation Tennessee Walking Horse family, Dylan has a true depth in the equestrian community. His family stable is proud of their developed bloodline and World Champion stock. Being an only child and tending to as many as fifty horses daily, his familiarity with them is extensive. Dylan's true love of the trail and sharing this experience with others have blended into his career as a guide. He has patience with children and provides comfort to adults.
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| Heather Harkness-Pastrana |
| Heather Harkness-Pastrana was born and raised in Nova Scotia Canada, where
her and her parents are actively involved in the horse community. Her family
owns and publishes a weekly maritime horse newspaper, Atlantic Post Calls,
as well as owning and operating The Select Yearling Standard bred Horse Sale. |
Heather has been a member of the Canadian Pony Club and the Canadian
Equestrian Federation for a great part of her life. She has also
successfully completed her level B Canadian Pony Club certification and she
has won many awards competing in the hunter/jumper Eastern Canadian
divisions. At 15 she was invited to compete on the Canadian Games Team, and
later that same year she was invited to the prestigious Spruce Meadows in
Alberta Canada where she became one of the resident riders and trainers.
After high school she moved to Virginia to train and compete with Carl and
Claire Khuen out of Liberty Farms. She later returned to Nova Scotia to
attend Dalhousie University. In 2002, she moved to Maui where she met her
Husband, Craig. They became married and have two lovely girls. After much
time starting a family of her own, she again is actively pursuing her love
of horses here on Maui and it is her hopes and dreams that she can help
other young riders do the same. |
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Katie Feeney |
Katie started riding at the age of 6 at a small riding school in central pennsylvania. At the age of 14 she purchased her first horse and then by 16 was attending Grier, an all girls boarding school, on a riding scholarship where she rode on the Varsity riding team during the year and was a riding instructor at the schools horse show camp program during the summer months. Katie continued to work at Grier and compete while pursuing a biology degree at a nearby college. Throughout her riding career Katie has worked with all types of horses, from hunter/jumpers to race horses but is thankful that she has the opportunity to work with horses and be on Maui! |
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