Corrival Ranch LLC

10/05/2026

Thats our boy!❤️🔥

10/05/2026

✨ UNBRIDLE YOUR DREAMS ✨
Im A Platinum Dream × Wild Gypsy Soule, by Certain Potential
16.1hh 7 Panel Negative

World Champion • Reserve World Champion • Reserve Congress Champion

Unbridle Your Dreams “Special” Standing at High Point Performance for the 2027 breeding season!

A proven competitor in Hunter Under Saddle and Trail, Special combines size, movement, versatility, and an exceptional pedigree—and now his offspring are beginning to make their own mark in the show pen.

2027 Stud Fee: $2,295

For breeding contracts & information:
Christi | High Point Performance
[email protected]

10/03/2026

Building strength with intention. 💪🐴

Villain is putting in the work in the Aquapacer with the ProSix resistance bands incorporated into his session.

Our primary focus with this combination is building strength and increasing proprioception—helping him develop better awareness of where and how he is placing his body with each step.

The Aquapacer provides a controlled environment where we can use water resistance to encourage purposeful movement, while the ProSix bands add another element of sensory feedback and engagement.

At Corrival Ranch, every program is tailored to the individual horse. For rehabilitation cases, we work alongside your veterinarian and follow their recommendations to help provide the best possible care for your horse throughout the recovery process.

Rehabilitation. Conditioning. Recovery. All with a purpose. 🐴

📍 1106 Sisterdale Road, Boerne, TX 78006
📞 (210) 338-0830
✉️ [email protected]

08/11/2026

We got a wonderful delivery yesterday! A truck full of shavings from our stall provider. We are lucky to have worked with Curtis Gardner and Saratoga Stalls in building our facilities and appreciate their continued friendship. . Thank you Curtis and the whole team at Saratoga!!

08/02/2026

Nothing short of miraculous! Horses getting back into stalls after a “once every 500 year” flood two plus weeks ago. Our incredible staff, restoration contractors, plumbers, electricians, vendors and of course volunteers, including our colleagues from the equestrian community around the great state of Texas made this possible. Thank you for all of the support and encouragement!

07/26/2026

Sunday evening update: horses are back in one of the pastures, everything that got wet has been removed and demolished, stall mattresses are being reinstalled and the creek is back to barely a trickle. Lots of thought and planning going in to how we rebuild in a way that anticipates more “once every 500 year” floods. Last year Mother Nature let us off with virtually no damage. We didn’t get so lucky this year, but we learned some expensive lessons and will be better prepared should there be a next time.

07/24/2026

Last Friday morning, we didn’t have a plan beyond making sure horses were safe and well cared for. We had poured everything we had into fulfilling our dream of creating a world-class equestrian facility. Everyone in the business knows this is not the way to make money. But it was our passion. We made sure to build outside of the 200 year flood plain. And we spent and spent more to take extra precautions by raising the foundation height another two feet higher, exceeding the highest level of flooding ever recorded in our area. And still flood insurance wasn’t available, at any price. Yep, we took a calculated risk, and we lost.

By Friday night, we had a plan. We had a team hired and we had an incredible amount of support from our staff, trainers and community. Our colleagues in the equestrian community turned out in force to help us move horses to the Rose Palace while we cleaned up the mess. We have had help come from as far away as Houston, Lubbock and Pilot Point. People that showed up because they know time was not our friend in the race against mold.

Today, a week later, thanks to the help of a small army, including staff, trainers, customers, suppliers, disaster recovery professionals, electricians, plumbers, and many volunteers, we are getting ready to re-open. Feed and shavings are back in the hay barn. Stalls are clean and stall mattresses are almost dry. The indoor arena will take a bit more time but we’ve got a team ready to rebuild the footings as soon as it is dry enough. It will take a while before the retail, offices and vet suite are rebuilt, but we are well on our way. We wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for all of the support from across Texas.

07/22/2026

Good morning, everyone!

Today marks Day 6 of recovery. Every day the ranch looks a little different, and that’s because of the incredible people who have shown up to help. While we’ve made tremendous progress, we still have a lot of work ahead of us.

Today’s biggest needs are:

Water
Gatorade
Wide shovels
Metal landscape rakes
Bleach
Extra hands to help with cleanup

We’re continuing to remove debris, clear mud, recover items from around the property, sanitize affected areas, and clean equipment. The work is physically demanding, but every volunteer and every donated tool or cleaning supply helps us make more progress.

If you’d like to volunteer, please text Emma at (816) 813-1674 with:

Your name
How many people are coming
Any equipment or special skills you may have

If you’d like to donate tools or supplies, please text Emma at (816) 813-1674 with:

Your name
What you’re donating
Approximately how much you’re bringing

This helps us coordinate drop-off locations and make sure every donation gets where it’s needed most.

As always, please coordinate with me before coming to the ranch. This allows us to organize volunteers efficiently while keeping our owners’ and manager’s phone lines available for emergencies, veterinary calls, staff coordination, and communication with our boarders.

Six days in, and we’re continually reminded how fortunate we are to be surrounded by such an incredible community. Thank you for every hour you’ve volunteered, every tool you’ve lent, every donation you’ve made, and every prayer you’ve said. Together, we’re rebuilding one day at a time. ❤️

Send a message to learn more

07/21/2026

More Day 4 Progress: Electricity and water returned today. Clean stalls, clean alleys, clean hay barn ready for feed and shavings. Still LOTS to do. Still caked and now baked inches of mud on some floors, half the rehab barn flooring is gone and the stall mattresses need to be removed and dried. Plus a ton of wall demolition to ensure no mold. But we are making real progress!

07/21/2026

Clean up Day 4: Our outdoor arena is BACK! What a difference a day and an army of dedicated people makes!