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     Location: Texas | I am usually SO BAD at picking when to bring mares to the vet... In the past, everyone always has a CL and has to sit and wait or short cycle. So this year, IDK how I got lucky.. but all three mares I brought in right in the thick of their heat cycle.
The first mare we flushed an embryo and they recovered one so I get to take her home today :). It's not for me but I'm excited she's getting to have a baby next year :) :) :).
The second one is our old JOH mare... she hadn't been cycling at all and on Monday I teased her and she didn't try and eat the horse I was teasing her with.. brought her to the vet with a 47 follicle, thats now a 50 and she's been bred twice.
The third mare is the Stoli, who I teased on the same day as the JOH and she DID try to eat the horse I teased her with... so I was like, must have missed her. Yesterday I brought her out to clean her up and she was DEFINITELY acting in heat.. ran her up to the vet and she has a 50 and they are breeding her today.
Good grief I can't handle all this happening at once! I'm used to.. "you just missed her cycle." LOL |
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           Location: PA |   Lucky you!
I'm breeding my mare for the first time (her and me) this year. I've been waiting and watching her like a hawk for any sign of her being in heat..and NOTHING so far! Ugh. She hasn't been under lights or anything, just letting things happen naturally, but c'mon! I might call my vet soon, and just be like..umm..can we check her out? Haha....She's usually really easy to tell when she's in heat also...but watch, the year I WANT her to go into heat easily, she won't. Ugh.... |
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     Location: The Lone Star State | Me too! I originally had an appointment to bring my mare in 3/2 and completely forgot about it so I rescheduled for the following Monday. Vet said she was ready NOW had 41 follicle and so fortunately the breeder had just collected and we got it shipped she bred next day and ovulated that night! Maybe this will take. keeping fingers crossed. |
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           Location: Kansas | awesome!!! One day down the road...probably 10 years from now haha...I'll be able to start breeding! |
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   Location: Missouri | Took my mare in yesterday and they said she wasn't ready so now I am giving Regimate and going to take her in in 14 days!! This is my first colt out of her and I am a bit nervous. |
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     Location: The Lone Star State | I never put my mare under lights or anything just kicked out on 30 acres and she was ready to breed. My vet said he had a bunch of mares (cutting mares)all under lights that weren't even close and even with all the stuff they have been giving. Maybe this year will be the year! Of course ready to breed and actually getting pregnant are two different things!
Edited by Ticktock 2015-03-20 11:15 AM
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     Location: Texas | I didn't do lights either. I didn't want a January baby so I was okay with waiting until now to start trying. |
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     Location: Desert Land | Nice! You'll be having babies close together then too :)
I need to start checking my mares too this weekend. Hoping to get an earlier start this year. Last year did not go as planned and got way too late in the season, |
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Posts: 9586
       Location: So. Cali. | First time breeding my mare this year. She never cycled out this winter. Checked her last Monday night after work, no interest, Tuesday night she was all for the boys. Hauled her in Wed. first thing in the morning. They bred her Saturday & Sunday, checked her Monday and she had ovulated . I am praying everything goes this smooth and easy with her pregnancy. Suppose to go back at her 15 days to check as she had a possibility of ovulating two.
Edited by Three*C*Champs 2015-03-20 11:58 AM
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     Location: Texas | The Jet Of Honor double ovulated :/. Hopefully only one will take but we will definitely be checking for and pinching a twin if there's two.
Georgia held out and they bred her today... hoping she ovulates today/tonight. http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/fwtfxdofh
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/sbdxbm |
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       Location: Oklahoma | My girls are starting to hang out up on the fence across from my stallion. I will be checking my mare this weekend to see where we are.... It's a baby I'm super excited about..... the mare has a deep maternal performance family! |
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           Location: PA | I think i'll give my vet a call...im impatient to know if there is anything going on in her..haha...Im going to go home and have a little talk with my mare tonight tonight.
Oh, i don't want a January baby either! I'm in PA...no thank you. I'd be ok if we missed this month and have to wait until next...I can handle a March baby here.
All these exciting (hopeful) babies next year! |
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| DARN I hate when they double ovulate ! My Packin Sixes mare also double ovulated, she was bred to FWOTR we are checking her next week. I have my fingers crossed for a pregnancy and no twins
I have had two mares at the vet since the first of Feb. but between missing their cylce and crappy weather making it impossible to get semen they are just now getting bred. My sorrel Dash For Perks daughter is waiting on semen from Blazin Jetolena tomorrow, praying that goes as planned and my black Dash For Perks is hopefully being bred sunday via frozen semen to Slick By Design. I have two possibly three more to breed this season but haven't foaled yet.
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       Location: When you hit the middle of nowhere .. Keep driving | I`ll send you my 5 then... This is stressful and I don`t even start until next month!  |
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  Location: Oklahoma & Texas | Our Bully Bullion daughter is already at Weatherford Equine for her date with Dashin Dynamo... and then I am taking another mare Hydi to Weatherford Eq. to breed to Shawne Bug Leo in a few weeks... stoked!!  |
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Posts: 13030
     Location: Texas | Just an update, Our JOH who double ovulated has ONE big pregnancy :) :) :), and our Stoli mare got checked at 12 days, (oops) and they were able to find a pregnancy too!!
I am so excited about these babies!
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       Location: Peg-Leg Julia Grimm | Congratulations!!! I get to preg check the first 2 mares of the season tomorrow evening. |
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Posts: 2758
      Location: Adopt a homeless pet - www.petfinder.com! | If I have it figured correctly I'll me taking my mare in around the 25th. Breeding her to Frenchmans Fabulous, she's by Fishers Dash and her dam is by The Signature. I am so excited I can hardly stand it. We have names picked out already  |
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     Location: Desert Land | Good for you!! I'm hoping I have an easy breeding season, but we're already off to a weird start. Had a mare ovulate on a 35mm...wtf?? LOL. |
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