All Star Equestrian Foundation, Inc.
Burleson, Texas
It is no longer taking riders. See active centers nearby.
All Star Equestrian Foundation appears to have closed. The nonprofit ran therapeutic riding and hippotherapy near Burleson, Texas, south of Fort Worth, but its website now says it is winding down and selling its physical assets. Families should not expect new sessions. Active centers nearby are listed below.
Nearby centers and history
Active Centers Nearby
- Wings of Hope Equitherapy in Cleburne, just south of Burleson, offers mounted and ground-based therapeutic horsemanship for children and adults and has been running since 1996.
- Stars & Strides Stables in Weatherford, west of Fort Worth, offers therapeutic riding for children and adults with physical, cognitive, sensory or emotional disabilities.
- Campfire Creek Therapeutic Riding Center in Waxahachie, to the east, offers therapeutic riding for children, teens and adults, with an online application and an assessment visit before riding begins.
- Equest in Dallas is one of the largest programs in North Texas.
For more options, see all equine therapy centers in Texas, and our guide on how to choose a center.
What Happened
The foundation's website thanks riders "for the decades we had together" and says its final task is to sell its physical assets to pay final bills and staff. It announced a cash-only farm and ranch sale for July 9 to 11, without giving a year. The organization filed a Form 990 for 2024 in June 2025, so the closure appears recent.
About the Former Program
According to its North Texas Giving Day profile, All Star offered therapeutic riding, hippotherapy with an occupational therapist and a physical therapist, and a veterans program called Armed Forces & Horses. The profile listed it as a PATH Intl. Premier Accredited Center with five PATH-certified instructors.
The same profile described a 35-acre property with a covered arena and 25 acres of trails, serving riders from age 2 to older adults, including people with autism, cerebral palsy, brain injury, developmental delays and stroke. ProPublica records show IRS tax exemption granted in 1997.
Location
The farm was at 6601 FM 2738, Burleson, TX 76028, with a mailing address of P.O. Box 892, Mansfield, TX 76063. It served Ellis, Johnson, Parker and Tarrant counties.
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Common Questions
Answered from the center’s own website and public records.
Is All Star Equestrian Foundation still open?
It appears to have closed. Its website says the foundation is winding down and selling its assets, so it does not appear to be offering lessons. You can call 817-477-1437 to confirm.
Where can I find equine therapy near Burleson instead?
The closest active option is Wings of Hope Equitherapy in Cleburne. Stars & Strides in Weatherford and Campfire Creek in Waxahachie are also within driving distance.
How much does equine therapy cost in the area?
Prices vary by program and session type. See our guide to equine therapy costs for typical ranges and ways to get help paying.
Location
Burleson, Texas 76028