Wild Sunday Farm

Charles is a professional and caring trainer. I sent a client’s horse to him to sell. He cared about the suitability of the buyers and the welfare of my horse. I will definitely do business with him in the future. The transaction was fast and smooth. He kept me updated the entire time my horse was there and let me know why he wouldn’t work for a few. I’m glad that he found the perfect home for our horse. Thank you, Wild Sunday Farm!!!

Buyer and sellers beware. Charles mcdaniel sold my horse in August 2015. He owed me 10k. He wrote me a bad check for 5k in September. I have fought with him for almost 6 months to get my money. I have only received $ 6500 thus far and numerous threats and exvuses against paying me. I would take your business elsewhere

Although the arenas and facilities are nice, I would not recommend this barn. There is no covered arena, which seems odd to me considering the hot summer climate we have here in San Antonio. Charles McDaniel is, by far, one of the most unfriendly people that I have had the displeasure to encounter. He allows his dogs to run around the farm and into the riding areas, where they chase and upset the horses, making a nervous horse even more so. Charles has no qualms about using his grief to treat others with disrespect. As a lifelong rider and competitor, I strongly feel that this is not an environment that is conducive to fostering progress. A few years ago, before moving to San Antonio when I was looking for a stable to board my horse, Wild Sunday Farms was my first choice. Now, I would choose almost anywhere else. Such a huge disappointment.

The smell of hay, sweat, and horses… heaven! I have been riding here for the past two years, taking lessons. They offer boarding and riding lessons for all ages and all skill levels for those who want to ride hunter/​jumper. No pansies need apply — this is a working barn, and you are expected to clean and saddle your own horse — as it should be. Only wish: dressage lessons.