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Very pretty!!!

I am looking for some pictures and was wondering if anyone would have pictures of these two horses. Huffs Flash Light Rehs Crystal Blue Thank you.

If it disappeared then she was able to pass it. If she does not seem distressed I would not worry about it yet. Is she gaining weight normally? Is this a maiden mare? Some maiden mares don't produce enough milk. Or if this a mare that just doesn't produce enough milk this will make foals seem...

I was always told to wait 30 to 60 days to let hay finish curing before feeding it. By vets and experts. If straight grass I would at least wait 2 weeks. For alfalfa, I would wait at least 30 days.

Very pretty! Congrats!

Absolutely stunning! I would like one just like that!

No recorded foals in AMHA.

Love this colt!!! Congrats!

Beautiful colt! He is very nice and I like the cross.

So very sorry for your great losses. But glad to see that their legacy is going to be carried on in your beautiful new little one.

Very sorry for your loss of your pretty little girl.

Oh Robin, I am very sorry!

When you measure cannon bones, you measure from the middle of the knee to the cornet band (top of hoof). Your colt does have long legs but with out knowing the measurement it is hard to tell. He is a beautiful boy that is for sure! Congrats!

So sorry to hear about another great loss to the mini world!

Here is #2, black appy colt and does he have legs!!! So appy breeders, what is he??? Blanket with spots, snowcap, fewcap???? Yes both parents are appy. Here is a picture of his sire and you can see his dam in the pictures above.

Foal number #2. Black appy colt. And talk about legs, this boy was born half grown. LOL

What I love about my minis? Well I a can say most of it is the same as others. The smell, being with them, cleaning the barn, watching them, especially when they play, foaling and the foals, cleaning them up and bathing and so much more. BUT what I can say I love the most is they keep me...

Update on Lucy: Day 6 after loosing plug. She is slowly bagging up. Not much change in vulva or softening of hind end muscles. She has always carried her baby low. Here are some pictures that I took yesterday. And here is one for comparison that I took back in Feb.

Thanks for the input on my questions. As for an update: the mare, Lucy, is still holding. Getting a bag little by little but not anywhere close to what I would say as having one that means she is going to foal soon. It has been 5 days since she lost her plug. Yes I do know they can bag up the...

Just a little information: I have been in horses for over 40 years. Had many many foals, big and mini, so I am not new to this. But this mare has been different from the start and has me worried. I have not seen many mucus plugs myself but I have seen a few. I know once the mucus plug is...