The Equestrian Center

The promise here is rare, professional-grade facilities you’d expect to find far from the city, situated minutes from San Antonio. Thoughtfully engineered in 2021 with premium footing, irrigation, lighting and smart barn systems, this equestrian center is designed for training, care and convenience all year long.

The Main Arena (150' × 345') is built for serious work: a 6" compacted base topped with a 3" sand/Premiere Footing blend for consistency under stride; pipe-rail fencing with curbs to contain footing; and two 75' sections of dressage mirrors for instant feedback on frame and movement. Its dedicated above-ground sprinkler system, commercial-grade guns powered by a separate 10hp pump, keeps the surface ride-ready without guesswork.

When weather or sun dictate shade, the Covered Arena (165' × 100') answers. Engineered by Galbraith and built by Speedway (2021), it’s lighted, guttered and skylit for natural illumination, with a camera system for training review or remote check-ins. A 55' Round Pen with high fencing and its own sprinklers offers a controlled space for starts, tune-ups, liberty work or rehab. For variety and conditioning days, the Outdoor Arena (150' × 250') in the back pasture provides grass footing within high pipe-rail fencing.

The open-concept original barn’s design promotes airflow, with shade extending 12' over each stall run to temper the Texas sun. Six 14' × 14' stalls are built on a layered base of compacted foundation, crushed rubber, Stall Saver permeable fabric and a shavings overlay, engineered for comfort and drainage. Each stall opens to a 14' × 60' run finished with 5mm crushed gravel for year-round, mud-free turnout. Seven fully fenced paddocks connect directly to the runs, also built on compacted base with M5 gravel for clean, all-season footing.

Automatic stall waterers, “Big Ass” fans plus individual fan outlets and a camera system for stalls and paddocks support both welfare and peace of mind. Two covered wash racks (hot/cold water, fans, heaters, lights) streamline daily routines. The climate-controlled tack room, separate feed room and a private restroom with shower/washer/dryer and refrigerator keep long barn days efficient. Standout features are the two casitas within this barn, each with a private bedroom, living room, full kitchen and full bath are ideal for trainers, groomers or extended guests during clinics.

Constructed in 2021 with the same engineering standards, the main barn offers ten 14' × 14' stalls on the same performance base. Five stalls include attached runs and paddocks; seven total paddocks (two oversized) are fully pipe-rail fenced with M5 gravel footing and shade structures. The systems mirror the first barn with automatic stall waterers, multiple “Big Ass” fans plus individual fan outlets, full stall/paddock camera coverage, an air-conditioned tack room, separate grain room, equipment closet and a large private bathroom. A versatile 18' × 15' climate-controlled room suits an office, gym or storage. Four covered wash bays (hot/cold water, fans, heaters, lights), an enclosed hay/grain closet and a dedicated bay for shaving deliveries keep the operation organized and clean.

A compacted-base parking pad accommodates 10 horse trailers plus tractors and implements pulling in, turning and loading without a choreography session. Two large shipping containers provide additional storage. A covered palapa overlooks the main arena with a handy tool closet, perfect for coaching, filming or quiet rides at sunset. The well is among the area’s best, backed by two 5,000-gallon storage tanks. The barns run on their own CPS electrical panel with Wi-Fi on site and a solar array to help offset operating costs. In short: reliable water, reliable power, reliable surfaces.

Here, the equestrian lifestyle becomes effortless. Clinics can be hosted at home, training continues no matter the weather and both horses and riders enjoy climate-controlled comfort, all just minutes from San Antonio and Boerne. What is often a long-drive commitment elsewhere becomes part of the daily rhythm, a morning ride, lunch in the city, an evening hack and home in time for dinner.