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Definitely making progress! I can see a difference from the earlier pictures.

Thanks Nathan, I just now requested quotes on that site, so we'll get some responses I'm sure

Oh wow, she is really special...I would be totally gaga over her myself. Congratulations!!

Yep, it could all be a false pregnancy is definitely a possibility. Isn't it too late for Weefoal, I recall something about up to 300 days for accuracy? If she is even pregnant, she has to be at least a little past that by this point. {edited to add: I learned since writing this, that horses do...

Geez, my timing must have been really off last night (of course, making that kind of request late on a Friday and expecting tons of answers quickly is a stretch), because I've had one quote come back, it was 575.00, so not too bad at all. I will check out HauledRight and Sharrway, thank you...

I don't know for certain. I am in the pulling hair out stage now, kind of like you at least Bonny is making progress! I have a thread here called "Waddling mare" looking for input, that has a couple of current pictures. I have some doubts as to whether there is a foal at all these days, but...

Just wanted to add that I am enjoying watching the Bonny developments and I think this thread is great for those of us new to foaling (I also have a mare here I purchased in foal, who was pasture bred and I have been watching her FORRREEEEVVVVVVVEEEERRRR now!). She definitely looks a lot...

Jamie, I don't have any info, but you will be in my thoughts and prayers. I am very concerned for you to be seen now, not whenever they can fit you in next week. You might feel like you're being dramatic, but you have to be your own advocate, so please don't tone anything down when you explain...

Poor baby....I am so happy you have her now, and I will be watching for an update. I bet we will hear about an amazing spark and personality blooming now that she is with you.

Thank you Mock2 and Nathan! Really appreciate the detailed info. Nathan, I posted a Uship request yesterday but hadn't heard back from any shippers. I'm glad you found a decent hauler through them....the "riding" the lame horse to you offer made me giggle

Congratulations! What a beautiful baby and perfect way to wrap up foaling season.

(bump) anyone?

That's the especially wonderful part about pasture breeding ... when I bought her I was given due dates around mid MARCH, so I have been watching since before then. As time has passed, keeping in touch with the seller, I have learned since then that she was pastured with the stallion into...

Help! I've never had a horse shipped before and am looking at one that would need to be transported about 900 miles. I found some old threads that discussed this, 2005-6 people were paying amazingly low rates like .57/mile. Those were the days Please share.....I really need some kind of a...

Here are some pictures.....(I reattached the pictures because I linked a couple of wrong ones at first).. side shot from 6-01-08 side shot from 7-18-08 udder on 6-01-08 udder picture from 7-18-08 vulva 7-18-08 Her udder and vulva don't look as "pregnant" to me as they did in...

Wow, Tanya, I would feel exactly as you do if I were on the receiving end of that one! That is very hurtful. Someone has no idea who or what they are talking about, and if the one talking with you would stop to investigate and not accept that garbage as fact, the mystery person is going to be...

I'm just asking opinions because one of my mares is out for breeding, and I was talking to the stallion owner today. They were hand bred on 3 alternating days when she cycled in early June, yet ever since, the mare acts like she keeps coming back in heat. The stallion owner (I'm not there so I...

Wow, he is a flashy guy. I really like him and bet it was lots of fun to watch that.

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention, the udder comes and goes, nothing really full and big, but sometimes more than others, has edema in front of udder, prominent milk veins, etc. Her vulva is pretty relaxed looking compared to the other mares here. This would be her 2nd foal and the first did not go...

Well, I have one of those "is she or isn't she?" girls who was pasture bred last year, in with the stallion through late summer. I have all but given up on here even being pregnant after all this time, but there are a couple of things I would love input on if they ring bells with anyone...