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I have NDG to! lol! They are pretty rare now. I NEVER see them online or in public or shows. This beaufitul breed needs to be reconigzed.... :(

Just about everything down here is reinforced concrete block with a cement finish coat. We have to use hammer drills with concrete bits to drill holes and put in anchors to bolt anything down.... or...

ok not to get too far off topic, but what are the white walls of your stalls made from? They almost look like finished sheetrock in that photo

Bugaboo I hate to break it to you but yes your stud colt is plenty old enough to breed the mare that you have in with him...

Stallions are tricky things. My stud colt, though not old enough to breed, stays in the pasture with my mare and gelding. My mare generally is a cold heat-er and she has no problem disciplining him...

If you can have him with a budy safely, I would, its not natural to have a solitary horse, especially like this one, who is never learning the rules of how to interact with other horses.

When I was a teen and first got my horse, the BO thought it would be ok if she turned her stud put with my gelding. By the time I got there after school, they both were so cut up and bloody, it took...

Thread: Riding with stallions. If you click on this Horse Forum link it will open a new window. Some good information and different ideas. ...

With respect the question was about middle aged, rather than aged mare, so I would be assuming (and we all know where that gets us) that we are talking teenage rather than in her twenties? I would...

That is a bit of a jump:shock: We have absolutely no info on the age, breed or ability of the mare in question, she could be a top class athlete who has just ended a long and illustrious...

At the risk of getting "jumped" again...and this is MY OPINION...I am NOT stating this as "fact". Yes, you CAN overworm. Just like we are developing "super bugs" from over-use of antibiotics, there...

Yes, you can overworm. My vet's ways of deworming certainly cause a stir here as well. But it clearly worked for my mare. I no longer suggest what my vet does, just that to make sure they don't have...

Well, we DO know that SOMEBODY bred her .. and it sounds like she is doing what she needs to in order to get a baby safely here .. Again, OP, I hope it all goes well for you .. ~tg

okay yall seriously. her question was "is the mare gonna have trouble with a big foal?"...that question has been answered. does it really matter right this second who she was bred to or how it...

She stated that the now 2 year old was only a yearling when the foal was conceived. She wasn't saying that the pony mare was pastured in with a 2 year old, though having just found out she is...

Okay since everyone is jumping to conclusions...I STATED IT WAS AN ACCIDENT! Which means she was not housed with him but they do not get "pregnant" from air! Her son was a YEAR old at the time...he...