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It sounds like he had a great life, RIP

Welcome back Julie :)

Mares don't generally come into heat if they are pregnant. One of my big mares will "Show off" to her gelding friend next door , but she doesn't come into heat. Do you have an idea of when she was bred ?

Great Picture :) Though now I'm thinking ill remove all of my passionfruit vines 🤣

Great news Taz :) Lets hope she is putting the finishing touches on :):):):):)

Agree with Pitter Patter, she has quite the udder now. Not long :) Wishing you a safe foaling

Welcome to the forum :) I agree with the information Taz has given you. When your taking photos next can you take one standing well back , looking at her rear. This will give us an indication of how the foal is currently positioned. As mares get closer to foaling , there's much less room...

If her belly has dropped you are on the home straight, wishing you a safe foaling :)

They look great and so happy you are bonding with them. Have either started an udder yet ? Looking from behind , The black and white Pinto looks pregnant to me :)

Small squares :(

He is lovely , congratulations !!! Give him time to adjust , Im sure he will come around :) Plenty of desensitizing will help you bond with him :)

Are they on pasture or on dry lots ? Regarding "heat" every mare is different, good thing is you have a date of when your mares were exposed to the stallion.

I WISH I had your hay prices ........ Ill give you an idea of what I'm paying currently and prices have been about the same for the last 3 or so years now. Plain Grass Mix $23.00 Lucerne (Alfalfa) $25.00 Grade 2 Lucerne (Alfalfa) $27.00 Grade 1 Teff $24.00 I usually...

BIG Congratulations :)

Thats fantastic for the both of you :) I hope its great quality !

I would recommend the Saxon too. They have a "No fill" one that acts a rain sheet , great protection from the wind also.

We have had some terrible weather over the last fortnight. We had storms come thru, that Ive never witnessed anything like before. I was lucky where I am but many people are still without power and this was nearly two weeks ago. Its done nothing but rain over the last few days and we are...

When you get a chance can you get some photos , standing directly behind them and down at their level, say 5m back from them. It will give us an indication on how the foal is currently riding (positioned)

Ive also never heard of one going this long either. If this was me , Id be at the stage of "Wanting to know" ( hellooooo sleeeep) Taz, Ive witnessed many threads on preg mares over the years. Theres been a couple I've wanted to throw my keyboard thru the computer screen. Owners of pregnant...

She looks great , though I would be watching her like a hawke. If you look at the picture you posted , looking at her from behind, you can see the foal is not lined up ready for delivery. Once you can no longer see the foal "Riding wide" ( sides sticking out), the foal has moved into position...