Enjoy your singing Cassie!
Peanut does seems to be more restless, although she mostly seems to be trying to rub her shoulders - I notice you often have a fly mask on her Heidi, is she a bit 'fly sensitive' or is she just feeling a bit over hot and itchy tonight?
Thanks for your thoughts re daughter, dont worry though, she is made from stern stuff (me!). Actually last year was the first we had (borrowed) cameras. Before that our routine was much the same as daughter's is now. Checking mares every 20 minutes during the day and night, and at nights we always spent another 15-20 minutes down in the barn with the girls, talking to them, picking up droppings, giving a bit more hay where necessary. They loved it just as we did - it was 'our' time with the girls, as other than when foaling, they all live out (often several fields away from house and barns, and get visited once or twice a day for a check/chat. They are just so relaxed at foaling time, never getting up if they are snoozing, while we pop into their stables to pick the poos or to give a quiet stroke, but maybe this is because we have a more or less 'closed' herd? The last time we purchased new mares was in 2004 and 2005, so from when we started in 1992 all our girls are (more or less) home bred and by the time all the daughters, grand daughters and neices of our original girls, come through the 'breeding barn', they are well used to our strange ways! LOL!!
Off to check on Peanut and Suzie again. Oh and by the way, be careful what you say, my foundation mare is a Nutcracker (Nutty) and she would be very upset at any slight on her name - you would not want to be around Nutty when she gets upset - you have been warned!!
Anna