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| Has anyone had a mare get covered and settled with a caslicks in? Unintentionally of course |
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Location: Purcell Ok | I could see it happening, depending on how far down the mare was sewn.
When AIing we generally don't remove the caslicks. Some of the mares we can breed without a speculum because they aren't as closed as others.
However if your mare was covered you might want to see if there was any damage done to her, like tearing the caslicks and have it repaired. |
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| When it happened we checked her over and she did not tear. Figured he didn't get her, she had a little discharge but nothing major, no damage. Now it's 8 months later and thinking she is looks bred. Going to vet this month |
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Location: Texas!! | If she is bred, make sure to have cut back open before she foals. (I'm sure you already knew, but wanted to let you know, just in case).  |
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| Yes, will ask vet if it is best to open now or wait until she is closer (if she is bred). |
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Location: Cap'n Joan Rotgut.....alberta | see now if this was my mare she would have been at the vet right off to get checked out and given a shot.................i would have had a freak out episode...lol
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| Well, since she wasn't torn I figured he didn't get her since she has a caslicks I didn't think it possible for her to have been bred without some sort of damage. He couldn't have been in with her for more than 5 or 10 minutes before he was found and removed. This will acutally be a blessing if she is bred, so I would not have wanted to get rid of the pregnancy anyways. |
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Location: Cap'n Joan Rotgut.....alberta | the stud report will just cost you a bit more............no biggy then
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Location: You never know where I will show up...... | A friend of mine bought a mare off the track as a 3 year old that ended up being pregnant. Seller denied any knowledge of it because the mare was sewn up and actually racing at the time she'd have been bred. But somehow it happened LOL. |
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| haha It can happen then! |
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Location: SE KS | MeepMeep - 2015-03-04 8:17 AM
haha It can happen then!
I too know it can happen & that previous owners "have no idea how that happened"!!!!!
So did this comment mean yours is indeed in foal?? |
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| We had an 'oops' through a Caslicks. Didn't tear the mare or anything. |
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| Taking her to the vet in two weeks to get checked. I am almost certain she is in foal, really feeling movement in that belly.  |
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Location: Northern Ontario | Waiting for an update  |
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| Will update after she gets checked out at the vet in two weeks, but I am almost certain there is a baby cooking in there |
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Location: Piedmont, OK | Anything is possible. Think of studs and mares in heat as horn teenagers. Lol |
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| She IS bred |
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Location: You never know where I will show up...... | MeepMeep - 2015-03-16 8:38 AM She IS bred
Oh boy! Good thing you had her checked! |
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| I am still in disbelief! haha very awesome surprise! |
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Location: Northern Ontario | Do you know who the daddy is? |
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