Standing separate from the main barn is another equally large barn dedicated to catering to the housing needs of the equine racing industry. Internally split into four smaller, separate barns with each smaller barn sporting at least fifty stalls, and four hot walkers on the outside and one wash-rack per barn, it's no wonder that some of Texas's more prestigious race trainers choose to run their business out of Crossfire. To avoid any chaos, there's a fence that surrounds the entire race barn, with signs reminding people to keep the gates closed. Properly exercised race horses are mostly well behaved, but you can't ask for angels all the time.

Located beside the lounge and under the hay loft, the tack and feed room is spacious, and like the rest of the barn heated and air-conditioned. There are large aluminum cabinets on the north wall of the room that are to store feed and buckets. On the other two walls, there are many racks and hooks to put saddles and bridles. There is plenty of room for personal tack trunks to store saddle pads and other assorted tack.

The lounge is a great place for anyone to kick back and relax, well, at least try to relax. There is a large HD flat screen television with a Wii, wireless internet, a computer, a well-stocked fridge and an iPod and iHome that is almost always playing. There are many comfortable sofas to sit back on and enjoy a soda, and there is also an immaculately clean bathroom.