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A Purpose-Built Environment for Progress

A thoughtfully designed environment where horses and riders can develop confidence, skill, and partnership.

Purpose-Built for Progress

At Full Stride Equestrian, the environment is designed to support both horse and rider.

 

From daily training to routine care, each element is intended to create a safe, focused setting for learning and development.

Our goal is to create an environment where horses can thrive physically and mentally while riders develop confidence, feel, skill, and partnership.

Training at KSM Bear Creek Farms

Full Stride Equestrian is an independent training program and is not affiliated with or operated by the TCU Equestrian Team or TCU Athletics.

We intentionally limit training positions so each horse and rider receives individualized attention and consistent support.

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Facility & Grounds

Covered Riding Area

Outdoor Arena

Barn Aisle

Horse Care Areas

Tack & Equipment

Almosta Ranch — Shared Co-Op Boarding

Almosta Ranch is a shared co-op boarding community where Full Stride Equestrian leases its barn space from the Goldstar Pacesetters Vaulting Team.

Full Stride operates its own independent boarding program within the facility while maintaining a close-knit environment where horse owners work together to support quality horse care and horsemanship.

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Outdoor Arena

Indoor Arena

Property Sign

Stall Front

Stall Runs

Tack Room Wall

The Full Stride Difference

Come See It For Yourself

Come experience the Full Stride environment firsthand and see if it's the right fit for you and your horse.

Where Horses and Riders Thrive

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