Christie Showjumpers

Equestrian Facility in Manor, Texas

(512) 694-09372906 East Howard Ln, Manor, TX 78653View on Yelp

About Christie Showjumpers

Christie Showjumpers is a boarding facility in Manor, Texas, with a name that clearly signals a focus on the show jumping world. Located east of Austin in an area that balances rural space with metro accessibility, it's well-positioned to serve competitive riders who need their horses close to training and competition. Horse boarding is the core offering here, giving show jumping riders a place to keep their horses in a community that understands the sport's demands. Manor's open land and reasonable land costs have made it a growing hub for equestrian operations serving the greater Austin area.

Services

Horse Boarding

Services & Process

Boarding at a show jumping-focused facility typically means your horse is in an environment set up to support athletic performance and competitive schedules. Stalls, paddocks, and feeding programs are managed with the performance horse in mind, often including higher-quality forage and feeding protocols tailored to individual horses. Access to jumping arenas and course setups is a key part of what separates a show jumping barn from a general boarding facility. Owners who compete regularly benefit from a barn community that shares the same goals and schedule.

Service Area

Christie Showjumpers serves horse owners in Manor and the surrounding Austin metro, including Pflugerville, Round Rock, and Cedar Park. The Manor location offers easy access for riders across eastern and central Travis County who need show-quality boarding close to home.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a show jumping barn different from a standard boarding facility?
Show jumping facilities are typically set up with performance horses in mind, including proper arena footing, jump standards and poles, and staff familiar with the specific care needs of competition horses. The overall culture tends to be focused on athletic development rather than casual trail riding.
Can I bring my own trainer to work with my horse at a boarding facility?
Many boarding facilities allow outside trainers to come in, though some have policies about trainer access or charge a small fee. It's important to clarify this before you sign a boarding contract.
What care does a show horse need that a leisure horse might not?
Competition horses often require more precise feeding programs, regular body work like massage or chiropractic care, and closer monitoring of soundness and weight. Their training schedules are also more demanding, which means boarding staff need to be attentive to changes in energy and behavior.
How do I know if a boarding facility is the right fit for my horse?
Visit in person and pay attention to how the horses look and behave, how clean and safe the facilities are, and how the staff interacts with the animals. A good facility will welcome your questions and be transparent about their care practices.
Are there show jumping competitions in the Austin or Manor area?
Yes, the Central Texas equestrian scene has an active show jumping circuit with events held at venues around Austin, San Antonio, and Houston throughout the year. Your barn community can be a great source of information about local and regional shows.
What's included in a full-care boarding package?
Full-care boarding typically covers daily feeding, stall cleaning, fresh water, and turnout, along with basic health monitoring like watching for signs of illness or injury. Add-ons such as blanketing, bathing, and medication administration are often available for an additional fee.

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