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ROOM TO ROAM.
CARE YOU CAN TRUST.
900 Acres • Family Owned Since 1948 • Katy, TX
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Board your horse at Katy's largest ranch!
ABOUT US
A 900-acre ranch, hidden in the heart of Katy, Texas, Freeman Ranch and Stables is a fully operational and working ranch with the largest and most cost-effective, full-service horse boarding facility in the Houston area. Located on the outskirts of West Houston, the horse facility consists of 50 acres and is set a mile back from the nearest public road, Sharp Road. Family owned and operated, Freeman Ranch and Stables, established in 2002, puts the health and happiness of horses first while valuing the beautiful relationship between a horse and its owner. Simply put, Freeman Ranch is a place for horses and horse enthusiasts to enjoy the equestrian life.
What we offer
Horse Boarding
Freeman Ranch and Stables offers premium horse boarding services designed to provide top-notch care and comfort for all horses. The spacious stables, lush pastures, and secure facilities ensure a safe and serene environment for horses to thrive. Fresh hay is provided to each stalled horse daily, which is grown and harvested here at Freeman Ranch.
Boarding options start at $450 and include access to exceptional amenities that cater to both horse and rider. Enjoy the use of the two lighted outdoor arenas, lighted covered arena, jump field, round pen, trailer parking, tack storage, and wash rack. The facility is perfect for riding any time, day or night.
Riding Lessons
Lessons are designed for riders of all levels, from beginners to advanced. With experienced instructors and a focus on safety, personalized guidance helps the rider build confidence, improve skills, and deepen connection with the horse. Whether learning the basics or mastering advanced techniques, lessons at Freeman Ranch and Stables provide a fun and supportive environment for riders of all ages.
Trail Riding
Experience the beauty of 900 acres with scenic trail riding adventures. Explore open fields and peaceful natural landscapes which are perfect for riders of all levels. Coming soon, Freeman Ranch and Stables is adding a custom trail through the cattle pastures, offering a unique and exciting way to enjoy the ranch’s authentic charm. Riders of all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned pros, will enjoy a memorable horseback trail ride.
Schedule a Tour
Considering boarding? Book a private tour and experience the ranch firsthand. Meet the team, ask questions, and see why so many trust Freeman Ranch and Stables to care for their horses. Schedule your tour today and take the first step toward joining our equestrian community!
Hay
Freeman Ranch and Stables offers high quality hay for sale, perfect for keeping all horses and livestock well fed year-round. Premium hay is grown and harvested on-site, ensuring the hay is rich in nutrients and free from contaminants. Square and round bales are carefully stored and available for pickup or delivery. Contact us today to stock up on top-tier hay for your animals!
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Meet the Team
We believe that a strong, caring team fosters a welcoming environment where both horses and their owners feel at home.
Derek Freeman
Owner
Caleb Freeman
Owner
Abagail Brent
Barn Manager/On-site trainer
Sallie Goode
Veterinary Assistant/Nutritional Expert
Map
This is a map of the 50-acre horse facility and the entire 900 acre property.
Rooted in katy since 1898
As the MKT railroad extended to the Houston Ship Channel, the Freeman Family joined the first wave of families settling in Katy in 1898. Merle D. Jr. and his dad, Merle D. purchased the 900-acre property in 1948. The property started as a rice farm until the mid 90s, when the Freemans decided to focus more on livestock. In 2002, Derek Freeman, Merle D Jr's son, opened Freeman Ranch and Stables with the intention of broadening the ranch's operations. Through generations of hard work and adaptability, the Freeman family has transformed their 900-acre property from a rice farm into a cornerstone of Katy's agricultural and equestrian community, leaving a lasting legacy of innovation and resilience.
Portrait taken in 1930 of four generations, Joe, Boss, Merle D., and Merle D. Jr Freeman
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