Posted 2015-04-23 11:29 AM Subject: Oh yeah now the realities of breeding season
You get what you give
Posts: 13030 Location: Texas
Argh. It was too good to be true the first time. took mares for heart beat checks yesterday.. The 20 YO JOH mare has a strong heart beat and everything looks great! Good job Flit. Georgia slipped. darn the luck. So back to the vet we go for her...
Posted 2015-04-23 12:01 PM Subject: RE: Oh yeah now the realities of breeding season
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casualdust07 - 2015-04-23 9:29 AM Argh. It was too good to be true the first time. took mares for heart beat checks yesterday.. The 20 YO JOH mare has a strong heart beat and everything looks great! Good job Flit. Georgia slipped. darn the luck. So back to the vet we go for her...
This happened to me too and it was too late to re-breed. I had my mare checked at 3 1/2 weeks post breeding. Vet said there was an embryo but it appeared to be reabsorbing. Come the next March my mare was rather big and I took her in to get palpated - the was a hoof and I got a foal so you might re-check in another couple of weeks cause you just never know! Good luck!!!
Posted 2015-04-23 12:26 PM Subject: RE: Oh yeah now the realities of breeding season
You get what you give
Posts: 13030 Location: Texas
The vet that checked her was the local mixed guy down the road, she's going back to BVEH tomorrow. I am HOPING they find it and tell me he was wrong. but if not, here's to trying again. The vet said she had a 25-30 on the left and nothing on the right.
Oh yeah now the realities of breeding season
