March 25th, 3.10 am filly/colt (keeping my options open!!) Bay pinto.
Megan, which side of your barn are you putting her in to foal? Just want to suggest that you give some thought to an extra sheet of something to cover the gap in your wall partition (also your gate/door from what I can see, if you are using the right side). Foals are well known for getting legs/heads/even whole bodies stuck in the most strange of gaps - if it is there they will find it. They will also find any projections/sticking out bits to bump themselves on, especially when they are first trying to stand and falling about all over the place (often head first into a wall - ouch!!). So unless it is absolutely impossible for some very good reason, all 'walls' in a foaling stall should be smooth and solid.
Cant wait for this baby to arrive, she seems to have been 'travelling' towards us forever, plus, as I said to Hazel about Delilah, Laney is one of our special originals and that makes it so much more exciting!!