Wimberley, Texas

Blue Moon Farm

A thoughtful Hill Country home for horses and riders.

Customizable boarding, classical training, safe lessons, and competition support on 20 acres between Dripping Springs and Wimberley.

Customizable boarding

Flexible care, turnout, feed, and facility access built around each horse.

Training and lessons

Kind, correct, goal-oriented coaching for horses and riders.

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Horse sales guidance

Practical support for riders evaluating the next right partner.

About

Who we are

We have 50+ years of combined experience. Whether you are looking for boarding, training, lessons, or rehab for your horse, we can help.

Our staff is well-versed in horse care, management, and training, with a practical focus on safe horses, confident riders, and a barn culture that feels welcoming.

Ask us about dressage, eventing, jumping, and cross-country.

Team

People who know the work

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Laura Robinson

Owner and Head Trainer/Instructor

Laura grew up riding and competing locally in equitation and hunters as a child and young adult in Austin, Texas. After receiving her B.A. in Political Science from Colorado State University in 2006, Laura decided that her passion had always been with horses and began her career in the equine industry.

Laura worked her way up the ladder, first as a stablehand, then as a groom, assistant, and working student. During this time she began to pursue dressage and eventing as her primary disciplines of study. After years of hard work and on-the-job education, Laura moved back to Texas to fulfill her dream of owning her own training and lesson program in 2010. In 2015, Blue Moon Farm opened its doors.

As a trainer and coach, Laura focuses on helping students achieve their goals, whether they want to compete and win or simply build a better relationship with their horses. She has worked for and with established trainers and coaches including Karin Donckers, Nancy Fair, Bert Rutten, Buck Davidson, Ron Smeets, Tom Poulin, Captain Mark Phillips, Lainey Ashker, Deb Rosen, and more.

Facility

A home for your horses, a community for you

Blue Moon Farm sits on 20 acres in the beautiful Texas Hill Country, between Dripping Springs and Wimberley, just 25 minutes from South Austin.

The facility includes a standard-sized covered dressage arena with mirrors, a large grass jump and conditioning field with stadium fences and basic cross-country obstacles, climate-controlled tack rooms, a bathroom with shower, washer and dryer, blanket storage, hot and cold wash rack, and grooming areas.

We have shady, spacious turnouts and paddocks as well as several small pastures. Contact us to learn more or schedule a tour.

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Services

Care, coaching, and competition support

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Boarding

At Blue Moon Farm, we recognize that all horses are unique individuals. We offer several living options and feed programs so each horse's lifestyle can be customized for physical and mental health.

Our boarding program offers quality coastal hay and alfalfa, Bluebonnet grain, full facility use, and a quiet atmosphere that encourages relaxation in horses and people. We are also experienced with special-needs horses, rehabilitation, post-operative care, and foaling.

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Lessons and training

Laura Robinson has trained horses and coached riders professionally in central Texas for more than a decade and has ridden and competed for over 25 years.

Her training is based in classical dressage with an emphasis on correct equitation, empathy, kindness, and fun. Students value her focus on building a correct foundation and understanding the fundamentals.

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Competitions and schooling

Laura and her students regularly compete at schooling shows, USEA and USDF recognized shows, clinics, and cross-country schooling trips.

Competing is not required at Blue Moon, but we are happy to support riders who want to get out, test themselves, and enjoy the process with their horses.

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