ASA Quarter Horses

09/30/2026

NEED A PLACE FOR YOU AND YOUR HORSE?

Looking for somewhere you can keep your horse and your RV in the same place?

E Bar S Ranch RV Park & ASA Quarter Horses currently have openings for both monthly RV sites and full-care horse boarding near Hico, Texas, approximately 12 miles from Stephenville and Tarleton State University.

🐴 FULL-CARE HORSE BOARDING
• Inside stalls
• Hay & grain included
• Private turnout
• Covered arena for year-round riding
• Round pen
• Acreage available to ride on
• Trailer parking available
• Training services also available

🚐 MONTHLY RV SITES AVAILABLE
• 30 & 50 amp available
• Water, electric & septic hookups
• On-site laundry
• Trash service
• Additional parking
• Dog park
• Automatic gated entrance
• Quiet, private ranch setting

Get away from the crowded RV-park feel and enjoy the convenience of having a place for you and your horse at the same location.

📍 Hico, Texas — approximately 12 miles from Tarleton/Stephenville

📞 Call or text Alan: 254-485-9158

Message or call for rates, availability, or to schedule a time to come take a look.

05/30/2026

04/29/2026

The supervisors showed up… and neither one knows how to ride

04/28/2026

Same circles… or something better?Just minutes from Tarleton State University, we offer full care boarding on a different level. 254-485-9158

03/19/2026

A little more goes into getting a sale horse ready.
Jayden using the electrogroom to pull out deep dirt, smooth the coat, and bring out a natural shine that you just don’t get from regular grooming.

It’s also a good way to keep one gentle and comfortable with different kinds of handling and pressure.

We don’t do this on every horse, but when it comes to sale prep, it’s the small details that matter.

She’s an all-around type with cutting breeding—one that could go in just about any direction or make a solid broodmare down the road.

12/25/2025

Christmas isn’t just about a baby in a manger — it’s about a King choosing humility. Christ was born not in a palace, but in a feeding trough, showing from the very beginning that His kingdom would look different from the world’s idea of power.

The Magi didn’t arrive that night. Their journey likely took months, maybe even years, and by the time they reached Jesus, He was a toddler. Yet they still knelt before Him and brought gifts that spoke prophetically: gold for a King, frankincense for one who is divine, and myrrh — a substance used for burial.

It’s hard to imagine Mary, still so young, receiving myrrh. A gift that quietly pointed not only to her Son’s birth, but to His death. From the start, Christmas carried the weight of the cross — a reminder that Jesus came not just to live among us, but to give His life for us.

That’s the real reason for Christmas: God entering the world in humility, purpose, and love.