Beasom Stable

Equestrian Facility in Boerne, Texas

(210) 244-35999 Spring Hill Rd, Boerne, TX 78006View on Yelp
Beasom Stable - equestrian in Boerne, TX

About Beasom Stable

Beasom Stable is a horse boarding facility in Boerne, Texas, a charming Hill Country town about 30 miles northwest of San Antonio along Interstate 10. Boerne has become one of the most sought-after areas in the Texas Hill Country for horse property and equestrian living, with its rolling terrain, limestone landscape, and relatively mild climate making it ideal for horses. For owners who keep horses in or around Kendall County, having a quality boarding option close to Boerne's community amenities matters. Beasom Stable fills that role for local horse owners looking for reliable, accessible care.

Services

Horse Boarding

Services & Process

As a dedicated horse boarding facility, Beasom Stable provides the day-to-day care that horse owners need when their animals can't be kept at home. This typically includes stall or pasture accommodations, twice-daily feeding with owner-supplied or facility-provided hay and grain, and regular water access. Staff observe horses daily for signs of illness or injury and can coordinate with your veterinarian or farrier when needed. Depending on the boarding plan, turnout time, stall cleaning, and additional feeding supplements may be arranged.

Service Area

Beasom Stable serves horse owners in Boerne and throughout Kendall County, including Fair Oaks Ranch, Comfort, and Welfare. Owners from northwest San Antonio and the Leon Springs area also find this facility accessible given its convenient position along the I-10 corridor.

Frequently Asked Questions

What boarding options are typically available at facilities like Beasom Stable in Boerne?
Most Hill Country boarding stables offer stall boarding, pasture boarding, and sometimes a hybrid option that includes both stall and turnout time. Pricing varies based on the level of daily care included, so it's worth asking for a detailed breakdown of what each package covers.
How do I prepare my horse for a move to a new boarding facility?
Have your horse's Coggins test and vaccination records ready before the move date, and inform the facility about any dietary restrictions, medical conditions, or behavioral quirks. Gradual feed transitions, if the new facility uses different hay, can help prevent digestive issues during the adjustment period.
Is Boerne a good area for horse owners in the San Antonio region?
Boerne and Kendall County are widely considered among the best spots in the greater San Antonio area for equestrian living. The land, climate, and community infrastructure all support horse ownership, and the I-10 corridor makes it easy to access from the city.
How often will my horse be fed and checked at a boarding stable?
Standard care at most facilities includes at minimum twice-daily feeding and fresh water checks, with staff making a pass through the barn or pastures to observe each horse's condition. Full-care boarding may include additional feedings or more frequent monitoring.
Can I bring my own feed and supplements for my boarded horse?
Most stables allow owners to provide their own grain, supplements, or specialty hay, though you'll want to confirm the storage and feeding procedures ahead of time. Clear labeling and written feeding instructions help staff follow your horse's specific routine accurately.
What happens if my horse gets sick or injured while boarded at Beasom Stable?
Reputable stables will contact you immediately if they notice signs of illness or injury and can facilitate a vet call on your behalf. It's smart to provide your primary vet's contact information and an emergency contact when you set up your boarding agreement.

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