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UC Davis does Roan.

What would she be at if she was pregnant at the last breeding date?

Buckskin.... Sorry missed the neg for silver part haha

She probably needs her caps off. We use Carl Mitz and he checks all our horses yearly. I have a three year old that needs some help with her caps haha

I agree....Bet the mom carries roan...just can't tell because of the light buckskin color. Does she have a roan parent? He looks like a Bay Roan. Love the stripes! So cool!

LOL That's totally awesome! Congratz!

Every mare is different and they can change in a heart beat Generally though, most of my mares get really thick and sticky right before foaling. However, I have had a couple go from only slightly bagged to foaling within a few hours.

They are beautiful! Congratz!!!

I would give her banamine and diperone. Pull her feed give her lots of water and wait until she poops. Don't let her keep rolling. Walk her. Check her gums and make sure they are pink. Check her heart rate. If you haven't had a colic before, I would just call the vet. But get her up and...

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I have a cannon rebel as well and LOVE it. I have a normal lens as well as a bigger sport one. You can see some of my shots on our website (Stallions, mares, foals)....and all the albums on fb are from it.

If we have a mare that aborts early we put her on regumate. We do not put all the mares on it. If a mare aborts we have her cultured to make sure there is nothing going on in there. We always give pneumaborts. We always prefoal.

We do. Doesn't work 100%. We've still had bad sand colics. Mostly from horses we buy because we just use plain dirt.

I would just do plain dirt as well in a working arena. STAY AWAY from sand. That's asking for a sand colic.

Our mares are going WAY over this year. We had one born at 370+. He was born looking like he was a couple months old, nursed right away and had teeth! I have one mare at 351 today but she always foals in the late 350s.

Stunning!

I think so!!! It was such a surprise

I'm so sorry Breeding can be very difficult at times. We have had a lot of heart breaks as well. We have only had one dwarf in all our years of breeding. He lived a happy life visiting children's hospitals. He had twisted front legs but after being splinted he could run and play. He was a...

Dry Pictures Definitely Silver!

Yes....I would definitely keep checking her bag. If she starts bagging up I think that's your answer! But, rarely we have had a tricky mare that doesn't bag.