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They can change shape when the foal is repositioning. There are some good articles about foaling on this forum. Ha ha I forgot to say welcome to the forum =D

So cool! I really enjoyed the pictures.

Thank you guys! He is sassy! He wants to go his own way and doesnt worry about where his mom is. He gets so mad when I have to lead them from their stall to the pasture or back and I have to put my hands around him to guide him! He loves to run and pester the other two girls too. They have been...

Kita snorts at the hot wire on a regular basis.

Hey guys! Sorry I have not posted new pictures. I have some good ones and I will post them later tonight as I work today. Id so rather stay home. =(

Boy he looks like a roan buckskin to me. Ive tested for LWO and the test to find out if my double dilute was a Perlino or Cremello.but I used that Animal Genetics in Florida. Im not sure off hand everything they test for but I know they test for cream. I paid $25 each to have my LWO tests done...

Hello guys! Funny enough, she foaled about an hour after I took the previous pictures. Its a boy and I could not get very good pictures of him as it was kind of dark in the stall. I will get some better ones as soon as weather and my work schedule cooperate. He seems quite leggy. I dont know how...

Today her milk is syrup thick. Her udder is enormous and hard. She tenses up a little when I try to take this picture. (who wouldnt @_@) So I think we are about to have it. How long does it usually take when the milk is super sticky?

So the other night we had a roll and stretch a thon. She started freaking me out as she was so active and she would lay down and her back legs would stretch out funny. It went on for a while and I finally went out to check her with Matt and she was like "Hey guys! Did you bring my hay with...

Got it. Well it looks like the foal is kind of to the right in some odd position as of about 2 hours ago. It was a real challenge to even get this picture as the bugs were out and there was all kinds of tail swishing. @_@ This mare is stubborn. Tomorrow is day 349. Here is one that I snapped...

When it is said that she needs to move the foal into position, are we waiting for the v shape? I have two pictures I took early afternoon today when I brought her out and rinsed her off. The one in the lean to is after she rolled. She looks less pointy post roll to me. =/

Here is an image of her udder taken late last night.

That is awesome!

I tested her around 5:30 and she was at a very light green so 6.4 again. @_@

I found what I thought may be fescue in the hay she had a month ago and took her off of it. I am buying from my friend for her hay and feeding her that instead.

her udder does look pointed in in the one previous picture but Im not sure how pointed in it is. The nipples used to seem more filled in and the upper part of the udder was more lax and now the upper part is very firm and the nipples are not as puffed. I will try to get better pics tonight.

Today is 346. The first week of August is when she was bred. Here are some more pictures after she and her pasture mates got rinsed off and rolled. It was hot out. Her udder is rather warm and quite firm. She really likes to hang out in her lean to.

Ok I went outside and got some pictures of her, her udder, and her backside. I then apologized a lot for the invasion. XD This was right before I took her outside. I was just about upside down under the horse for this one. Shes not big into me pulling her tail to the side. No...

I will do my best to get a good pic of her udder. The best camera to get that kind of picture is my husbands phone but he is at work till later on. My camera is kind of big to maneuver (under her anyway). Sadly I dont know how to get pictures off of my ipod and on to the computer. How...

These past two days I have been putting her out a bit later in the morning so she can stay in and finish her hay before joining the other ladies. She is in a large box stall while she eats and then again at night when we put her back in. I do try to get them to trot around for 3 to 5 minutes in...