The Horses of IHCYR
Horses for Lease
Sad Regrets
The Horses of IHCYR
Many horses in need of rehabilitation and a loving forever home come to IHCYR. All horses adopted through IHCYR supports the youth ranch and the other horses still looking for homes or the training horses.
We have some horses up for adoption and in need of training.
Willy
Bay Arabian gelding. Previous endurance horse.
Pending: School or adoption.
Up for lease one day a week!
Rein on Suzy Cowboy (previously Suzy Cowboy)
Blue Roan Registered Quarter Horse filly, 3 years old. We are healing her leg wound, she is not lame, smart and beautiful. Justin Giordiano is working with her on training.
Buster
Older Quarter horse, been through it all, Search and Rescue, awesome boy!
Adopted!
Coming
4 yr old 18 hd Quarter has 12 rides and smart, affectionate. Sound, Straight and Smart!
Jetti
Adopted!
GG
Mini.
In the school.
Lacy
Mini.
In the school.
Cimmy
Buckskin Quarter Horse - Beautiful!
Two Socks
26/27 Bay, spicy and thinks he’s 2!
Up for lease one day a week!
Freddy
Reg. Thoroughbred Gelding, 13, beautiful mover, definite rescue story from Kim Gabardi. We love Freddy!
Up for lease one day a week!
Misty
What a blessing, she takes care of everyone, has spunk but safe, dependable. God knew of her purpose here at IHCYR.
Up for lease one day a week!
National
National Show horse, we are still putting weight on her, but she is a very nice mount, a bit emotional, but Marie loves her!
Adopted!
Sterling
Thoroughbred Mare, - dependable, Donated and loved by the youth and especially Laurie Wonders! We call Sterling her pet snauzer!
Leased by Laurie Wonders.
Up for lease one day a week!
Spirit the Pony
Donated, used to have quite a few issues, is doing well, bridling, is up for adoption. Very strong back, good conformation. Was used for jumping, mainly he was spoiled at bridling. Easy keeper. Welsh size.
Adopted!
Buttons
The protector and confidence builder horse, 28 yr old Paint Quarter. Buttons is gaining her weight back again, she was not getting enough nutrition from hay and concentrates together. She is primarily on a concentrate diet, Kent Senior, Equiprice, Dynasty Complete, Beet Pulp and Dynasty Omegatin. She has healed and taught many adults and children!
Up for adoption or retirement home.
Dartanyan
He is with Tammy Chance, and they love it, he is beautiful a bit strong minded, loving life!
Mya
Adopted by the Leary Family, we should call her Mya Leary! A beautiful, smart Arabian mare!
Adopted!
Splash
Beautiful Arabian Gelding, now with Judy and Jerry Miller. There is a special story with this horse, Judy, Misty and Sierra Rose.
Sierra Rose
Misty's daughter, now 5? She is not the wonderful horse for Heather! Its an awesome story of how God puts all things together for His good, for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose!
Adopted!
Star
Adopted by the Nelson Family, she is Aleesha's best buddy! A beautiful Quarter horse!
Grey
A wonderful Quater horse, loved dearly, he is blind in one eye, and is with Alan Roper near Esty Ranch in Gunnison. His daughters and granddaughters are loving and caring for him. He as the life. It is beautiful in Gunnison.
Genesis (previously Preacher)
A beautiful, gorgeous Arabian Gelding, he was given to Christy, we still get to see him "float" across the pasture next door.
Leasing Horses
Monthly Leases
IHCYR offers horses for lease. The lease terms will be for one day a week per lease. Each individual selects a day for their lease. If you would like to lease the same horse for more than one day, the fee for the lease will need to reflect that. In order to care for the horses through the school and overall cost, it is necessary that we lease the horses to more than one person or more than one day. Cost for each horse is very high, therefore it is necessary to make these changes. This way we can decide how many horses to keep in the school or put up for adoption.
We would love to have everyone have a horse for as many hours as they would like, but it is not possible.
The days available are Sunday through Wednesday.
The new feed schedule for the horses is set before dark, therefore the horses will need to be put up before 5pm for feeding. Please do not feed your lease or boarded horses at any time, to prevent overfeeding.
Your leases help to support the needs for the horses at IHCYR. It help to off set: feed, bedding, farrier, shots, worming, teeth floating, vet care/supplies and some tack purchases for IHCYR.
Lease is $100 a month.
Guidelines for leasing horses are:
| Lease Horses: | Available hours other than youth ranch and private lesson times, please check the
schedule for the horse you are leasing.
Lease agreement, current release form, current enrollment with BSA. |
| Tack Available: | Youth Ranch tack/grooming tools. |
| Responsibilities: | Care for horse, warm up, cool down, blanket, fly mask, return all tack/equip. properly, Clean up all manure from grooming area, and wash rack, clean lease horse stall. Dump manure near goat pen. Do not discard good hay |
| Arena Availability: | All arenas may be used; youth ranch and private lesson have priority on arenas. Please work together. |
A Trail Clinic is required for outside riding. Check Youth Programs for available clinics.
Current horses available for lease:
- Buttons
- Misty
- Freddy
- Cimmy
- Two Socks
- Sweet Chick
- Bonzai
- Spirit (Pony, 13.1 hands)
Daily Leases
We have several horses available for day leases. There is no lease contract, and the horses are available on all non youth ranch days and some horses during youth ranch hours.
- 3 hours — 25.00
- Half day — 30.00
- Full day — 40.00
All minors under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent while with a leased or boarded horse for their safety!
IHCYR is a helmet facility. All riders must wear a helmet while riding at the ranch at all times.
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Ruby, our beloved Ruby, she twisted her intestine this year, She was here for her loved Gabrielle, then God gave her wings to fly. We all miss her greatly!
We have red roses planted for her, all of us still shed tears for her, She was "The Ruby Bean."
Tanya, recently due to lameness, with the onset of winter had to give her wings as well. It is so hard, I like to think of these as coming back with Jesus, I know my loved mare will be as well, Barsan Lou and Sheba, for my son.
There have been several others that have come to IHCYR to care for, and for illness, painful lameness all have wings and fly. God gives them wings!
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