Video of Violet's colt

Met a dog named Peaches

My human tried to take a picture of me running but forgot to include my head

He loves his mom and has been learning to make her stand still when he is hungry

He found out what flies do best

Taught myself to stance myself like a show horse.

I learned to scratch like mom does

My baby knows how to pose

My friends first experience with a mini donkey

He does not remember most of his experience except that he thought he was on a large donkey instead of a miniature donkey

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Herd Stallion Status

Due to circumstances I will probably have to forgo on buying Striker due to my car needing work on.

 

So I will be waiting on searching for a new stallion to take over as herd stallion.

 

I have to let my friend know so he can accept the highest offer on him so he is sold by the time he is

 

weaned.

 

Classic will be getting his teeth done soon and back in shape and put up for sale if anyone is

 

interested in purchasing him. His shots will be updated at request and included in final sale price.

 

New owner is responsible for his coggins and health certificate.

 

My new colt may or may not take the place but will get his own pen area built as his dam is staying

 

forever.

Sleepy baby in the hay

Made him his own collage

IT'S A BOY

My future herd sire has a name

STRIKER

Halter training my soon to be new stallion

Getting a halter on him was like messing with a wild horse. He was never touched really until I put that halter on him.

Rain being a silly girl

Plucky and Classic - Classic is 21 yrs old this year

Classic's grandson is so tiny

My new future herd stallion

Tips to keep your broodmare in shape

Your broodmare needs breaks from having babies once in awhile, too long waiting sometimes results in complications of foaling as I know I heard of people experiencing that as people forget that when they are not in foal to get them checked by their vet to make sure they are in shape and perfect weight. A skinny mommy is not good at all. I have seen some posts on some sites that people are putting their broodmares on a diet to loose weight while in foal or right after foaling which is bad as while your mare is nursing its foal she needs those extra calories to keep up her weight.
Share your tips and helpful feeds that some people haven't thought to use that is safe for your mares that are in foal and nursing.