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My question is do you think more colts are born than fillies? Yes or No

They do say humans have more females than males.

When we have had enough answers, please ask a question?

Than please do not go back to the previous question thanks.

Lets have some fun
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My question is do you think more colts are born than fillies? Yes or No They do say humans have more females than males.

When we have had enough answers, please ask a question?

Than please do not go back to the previous question thanks.

Lets have some fun
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I am going to have to answer No to this one.
 
My question is do you think more colts are born than fillies? Yes or No They do say humans have more females than males.

When we have had enough answers, please ask a question?

Than please do not go back to the previous question thanks.

Lets have some fun
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I also would say No

Here is another question?

Do you believe a stallion should be smaller than a mare in height when breeding?

Once this has been answered go ahead and ask a question if you wish?
 
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I think yes.

obviously I have nothing to do
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Here is a question...hmm...Do you think it is a bad idea to breed an under 30" mare?
 
I think yes.
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Here is a question...hmm...Do you think it is a bad idea to breed an under 30" mare?

No, as long as the stallion is not any bigger than 2"

me neither, but will soon have to feed my little guys...
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Ok not too many takers yet?

Here is a question, how often a day should a horse be fed?
 
It depends on if you take the hard line of natural feeding. Horses graze all day long. But as we have domesticated them, we have had to have them conform to our routines, unless pasture fed.

For my guys, 2 times a day unless bitterly cold like this year, then they get more feedings a day.

Question:

When breeding a pinto without modeling to a solid, would you expect to see some modeling?
 
It depends on if you take the hard line of natural feeding. Horses graze all day long. But as we have domesticated them, we have had to have them conform to our routines, unless pasture fed.
For my guys, 2 times a day unless bitterly cold like this year, then they get more feedings a day.

Question:

When breeding a pinto without modeling to a solid, would you expect to see some modeling?
Hmmmm good question where is rabbitsfizz

I would say yes
 
It depends on if you take the hard line of natural feeding. Horses graze all day long. But as we have domesticated them, we have had to have them conform to our routines, unless pasture fed.
For my guys, 2 times a day unless bitterly cold like this year, then they get more feedings a day.

Question:

When breeding a pinto without modeling to a solid, would you expect to see some modeling?
I am going to guess no
 
Do you think most people show their shows than those that don't?

I also say yes,

Do you believe you are breeding or have good temperament in your minis for small children to be around?

OK last question from me....
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In general no. My Minis have good temperaments--they are sweet, agreeable and good tempered; a few would work as children's horses, but most of mine would not be suitable for children, at least not young children. For one thing there are no small children here & my horses simply aren't used to them. THe biggest thing, though, is that I do like my horses to be hotter than a $2 pistol, and so the ones that I consider my best horses are simply too much horse--they have too much "go" and "attitude"--to be suitable for children.

Having said that, the filly I showed last year has never seen a small child in her life, or at least she hadn't at the time of our June show. I was standing out in the aisle way with this filly, waiting for our class, when all of a sudden this little kid dashed up behind her & just smacked her on the rear end! I guess he dashed away from his mom to "pat" the horse, but he just SMACKED little Lass. He was so quick that by the time I saw him coming it was too late to warn him or do anything else--little Lass, bless her soul, never even twitched! She just turned her head to see what was that?? Sensible girl!
 
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Mine definitely arent for children at least not unsupervised but they do fairly well at state fair when I hold them letting the kids touch them and they usually are surrounded by 10+ kids at a time lol.

New question: Do you feel it is worth it to breed for a January/February baby rather than waiting to breed for a April/May baby when it will be warmer?
 
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Mine definitely arent for children at least not unsupervised but they do fairly well at state fair when I hold them letting the kids touch them and they usually are surrounded by 10+ kids at a time lol.
New question: Do you feel it is worth it to breed for a January/February baby rather than waiting to breed for a April/May baby when it will be warmer?
I always have them April/May. It is far too cold here right now, for the baby, and for me to be out there with them for hrs.

Q: whats the smallest you would go, building a stall (6x6, 8x8)?
 
New question: Do you feel it is worth it to breed for a January/February baby rather than waiting to breed for a April/May baby when it will be warmer?
I would love to have my foals in January/February just to have something to get me through the long cold winter.

Also for showing and selling would also be best early.

But because of the cold weather here, we prefer to wait till April/ May, so we do not have to use heat lamps so long.
 

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