Sorry...making you re-think a mare that could possibly be pregnant...I am now thinking a new possibility, at least for Pepper...Maybe my little Stallion covered her and she is very early in pregnancy and I could go through the same thing next summer! (Although I was actually hoping for her to have his foal, but I won't know either way until THIS summer passes who the baby daddy is! LOL)
Don't be sorry, I have baby on the brain and am seeing pregnant mares everywhere!! I would be 100% fine with Lucy not being pregnant . Not only would that save me from moving her turnout around so the babies could be together I'd have to put a stall up in the last empty space in my barn since the others are in and she's out right now. Also the baby daddy is a nightmare for temperament, I hesitate to ever label aggressive but you can't go in the paddock without a wheelbarrow or something to get behind. He bites, kicks and jumps on you and is 38 inches or so. He isn't a breeding stallion(just gelded), he's an oops baby from a rescue who had to be gelded late because his testicles didn't drop and the vet told them he couldn't breed...wrong!
I think it's pretty safe to say Pepper IS pregnant, just not for whether it's this year or next And if she is pregnant for this summer and you still have your stud out with them after foaling there's a very good chance you will have two more next summer