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Iron Horse Ranch

Iron Horse Ranch is a training centre located in York. We teach lessons to children and adults in English and western.
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Permanently closed.

We also re educate and start horses and offer agistment short or long term.

02/10/2024

Dequine will be at Iron Horse Ranch
17th October
For a dental /scoping /drench day
Maximum 6 horses
Dental $210
Scope $100
Drench $50
Total cost $360

Scoping alone $300 ( $250 plus $50 for sedation)

So if you have a horse needing to have teeth done, drench and scoping book in now.

Horse will need to be fasted and have no food or manure in stomach for the scoping to be effective

28/09/2024

New masks

05/07/2024

SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER
Dequine will be at Iron Horse Ranch
August 9th
For a dental /scoping /drench day
Maximum 6 horses
Dental $210
Scope $100
Drench $50
Total cost $360

So if you have a horse needing to have teeth done, drench and scoping book in now.
Horse will be sedated have teeth done then scoped and drenched.

Horse will need to be fasted and have no food or manure in stomach for the scoping to be effective

23/03/2024

Advertising on behalf of a client

Gelding 12yr old 15.2 hh

“Freedom By Choice”

Very green so needs and experienced home

When he finished racing he went on spell for a few months before owner purchased him, and since owning him (1yr/5months ) only had a handful of ba****ck rides on him. He’s mostly been a companion horse for my other horse

$800

Located Calingiri 6569

05/01/2024

SOLD
Gypsy cob gelding
Debles tinkers lad (paddy)
Sire: tinker Taylor
Dam: clononeen Pollyanna
6 yrs old
13hh
Started under saddle as a 4 yr old
Has done some pony club and trail rides
Been to York show
Ridden by children
Comes with wintec wide saddle(2 yrs old ),bridle and rugs

21/11/2023

Jose from Dequine will be here on the 8 th December if anyone needs horses teeth done

14/10/2023

🐴 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙄𝙧𝙤𝙣𝙮 𝙊𝙛 𝙄𝙧𝙤𝙣

💠 You guessed it! I’m back with another myth-busting series and today it’s all about Iron (Fe).

🐴 Iron has a bad reputation where horses are concerned, and some people even view it as dangerous, harmful, and scary, but let’s settle some nerves and set some facts straight.

💠 Myth #1: Iron is bad for horses.

🐴 Truth #1: Iron is a vital nutrient in the equine diet as it is responsible for processes such as making haemoglobin that is required to transport oxygen throughout the body. Iron in the diet that has not been appropriately balanced to other nutrients that compete for absorption could be a contributing factor to oxidative damage and poor health.

💠 Myth #2: Equine blood test results that show anaemia (iron deficiency) means that the animal requires an iron supplement.

🐴 Truth #2: True dietary-related iron deficiency in horses is almost never observed. Horses recycle their iron stores, so unless the animal has experienced a significant bleed, anaemic blood test results are usually indicative of an underlying cause such as disease/infection, bleeding ulcers, or a heavy parasite burden. Adding an iron supplement to the diet is not necessarily going to rectify the cause of the anaemia.

💠 Myth #3: Feeding a commercial feed or mineral supplement with added iron is a good idea.

🐴 Truth #3: Horses are typically over-supplied iron by their base diets of pasture and/or hay alone, so it is not a good idea to deliberately feed a feed or supplement that contains added iron. Now… naturally occurring iron and added iron are two different situations. Iron naturally occurs in just about every feed, and even in some minerals, so while some feeds and supplements unavoidably contain a tested iron concentration, don’t be shy in asking whether it is naturally occurring or added iron!

💠 Myth #4: Beet pulp is unhealthy or dangerous because it contains high iron concentrations.

🐴 Truth #4: Beet pulp is an incredibly nutritious feed. It is high in digestible fibre and pectin which is good for digestive health and while yes, it is higher in iron than many other feeds, the benefits far outweigh the negatives. If you are feeding a balanced diet, you should be supplementing with enough copper and zinc to balance out the higher iron in the beet pulp (and pasture/hay). If in doubt, rinse the beet pulp prior to feeding which will help to minimise iron intake.

💠 Myth #5: There is no ideal iron:copper:zinc ratio for horses.

🐴 Truth #5: Many equine nutrition experts will enforce that the “ideal” iron:copper:zinc ratio is 4:1:3 and no higher than 8-10:1:3. Excessive iron in the diet is known to interfere with the uptake of copper and zinc, so the correct balance of these minerals is vital for optimal health and performance. Fading coat colouration and poor hoof integrity is often indicative of iron overload or copper and/or zinc deficiencies.

💠 Did you learn something? Iron is just as important as any other mineral, it’s perhaps just a little less forgiving if you don’t get it right.

13/08/2023

Monet the paint bred mare is back and looking for a new postcode
She will be ready to go in 4 weeks
Has had a year off due to owner having a baby and has had about 4 rides
10 years old registered
Approx 15 hh
Great to handle
Good to trim
Great to float straight or
Angle load
Monet can jump and would suit someone wanting to compete
She has done a few jump cross with owner
Trail rides
More
Pics and vid will be added below
$9000 neg

22/06/2023

Advertising on behalf of a friend
Price reduced to $4200

22/06/2023

Advertising On behalf of a friend

20/05/2023

EOI
Is anyone looking for
Horses to part lease on property ?
Or looking to buy horses maybe ?

20/05/2023

We have a vacancy for full board agistment if anyone is looking

07/05/2023

Still available
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10226256751577982&id=1016287349&mibextid=0cALme

07/05/2023

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10226256749817938&id=1016287349&mibextid=0cALme

27/04/2023

George the Ram needs a new home
He is semi friendly
Please message for more info

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5499 Great Southern Highway
Gwambygine, WA
6302

Telephone

0481714775

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Videos

Puff got a set of boots in the mail today ready to start her walking adventures

She has been here a few weeks now but thought we should introduce little Puff.

Piper had her first competition today at the york show she hasn’t competed since last year with Ellie. Horrible rain and freezing cold but Piper and Ellie both did so well coming 1st in the 60cm