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SuRgE RR Governer (6122) | Opps.......... i didnt scroll down lol. Sorry 
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| Reg 13/12/2006 | | Posted 12:23pm, Monday 26th February | |
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Josh RR Addict (1258) | Nope! None of the horses are in-foal that I know~!
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| Reg 5/2/2007 | | Posted 10:21pm, Friday 23rd February | |
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Dina RR Governer (8694) |
This is an old thread,lol.
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| Reg 28/9/2004 | | Posted 12:31pm, Friday 23rd February | |
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SuRgE RR Governer (6122) | Look at my reply below Josh...
Yea it is nerve-raking.
Has your horse had her foal yet???
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| Reg 13/12/2006 | | Posted 9:09am, Friday 23rd February | |
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Josh RR Addict (1258) | Is It Quite Nerve-Racking Waiting for an Overdue Mare then Waiting For It To Come Out Of The Mare Healthy And Sound
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| Reg 5/2/2007 | | Posted 5:14pm, Wednesday 21st February | |
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Justalad RR Addict (4796) | Aw scary, i would always get nervious when a foal will be born Lol!
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| Reg 3/5/2005 | | Posted 5:08pm, Tuesday 20th February | |
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SuRgE RR Governer (6122) | has she had the foal yet 
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| Reg 13/12/2006 | | Posted 12:14pm, Tuesday 20th February | |
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SuRgE RR Governer (6122) | Yea it is. Me and My mate were so worried something was wrong nut it turned out skye (the mare) knew best. She held on over a month over due but when the foal was finally born it was tiny... it could walk under skyes belly... Alll was sweet though... he was nice and healthy.
So yea it would have been bad if she gave birth on time. Nature has a way of doing things so dont stress to much but if you reall are worried talk to the vet. Hope this helps
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| Reg 13/12/2006 | | Posted 10:23am, Friday 16th February | |
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Josh RR Addict (1258) | It must be nerve racking waiting for an overdue foal
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| Reg 5/2/2007 | | Posted 8:07pm, Tuesday 13th February | |
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SuRgE RR Governer (6122) | my mates mare was over a month over due but the foal was born healthy and happy
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| Reg 13/12/2006 | | Posted 12:41pm, Tuesday 13th February | |
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SUNGIRL RR Addict (1885) | Cheers for the great answer Loopy Lou, at present my girl and I are on the Chathams but we are moving to Hawkes Bay in January (have already purchased a property) and I'm hoping to get into doing something with her. My other horses are TBs and ponies - talk about extremes - aye?!!
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| Reg 25/5/2005 | | Posted 7:01pm, Wednesday 11th October | |
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Loopy Lou Super Jockey (182) |
SUNGIRL wrote:
What a lovely filly. I have a Clydie X, but from looking at your photos it's hard to tell that my girl is X with something. How big is your mare? Mine is 16.2hh and has about the same amount of feathers as yours, but is longer in the back. I bought her from a lady in Cambridge 3 years ago but I don't know any of her history (the horse that is). What colour was the filly's sire? Do you breed to sell or show etc? Can you register foals from unregistered mares? (My girl isn't registered as far as I know) Sorry about all the questions - just very interested. I'm pleased that your baby arrived at long last for you, didn't do my old neighbours theory much good. |
Hi SUNGIRL
Our girl is 17HH. The sire is approx 16.2HH as a 4yo so probably has a wee bit of growing to go (hopefully not much!). He is a blue roan. We breed to both show and sell although this is our very first purebred foal and we intend to keep her! A lot of people do not realise that the Clydesdale is actually on the rare breeds register. We are hoping to do what we can in our small way to increase numbers 
You cannot register crossbred/partbred clydesdales or clydesdales from unregistered parents with the clydesdale society but you can take them and show them in unregistered classes at A&P shows. They usually have a few classes in the heavy horse section for non registered stock, especially in the driving sections.
I hope this helps
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| Reg 4/10/2004 | | Posted 1:22pm, Wednesday 11th October | |
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SUNGIRL RR Addict (1885) | What a lovely filly. I have a Clydie X, but from looking at your photos it's hard to tell that my girl is X with something. How big is your mare? Mine is 16.2hh and has about the same amount of feathers as yours, but is longer in the back. I bought her from a lady in Cambridge 3 years ago but I don't know any of her history (the horse that is). What colour was the filly's sire? Do you breed to sell or show etc? Can you register foals from unregistered mares? (My girl isn't registered as far as I know) Sorry about all the questions - just very interested. I'm pleased that your baby arrived at long last for you, didn't do my old neighbours theory much good.
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| Reg 25/5/2005 | | Posted 11:17am, Wednesday 11th October | |
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| WOW!!!! What a stunner! Will she go dark like her mum? She was certainly worth waiting for. Love the legs and mum and her look as though they just love running together. Thanks for sharing the pics and vids, they are just soo cool!
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| She is so goregous. Oh what I wouldn't give to have a clyde. She has the longest legs ever! CUTE CUTE CUTE
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Loopy Lou Super Jockey (182) | | Reg 4/10/2004 | | Posted 3:42pm, Monday 9th October | |
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Honeywell Super Jockey (97) | Slydies lol I ment Clydies
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| Reg 9/2/2006 | | Posted 4:51pm, Sunday 8th October | |
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Honeywell Super Jockey (97) | AWWWWWWWWWW CUTE!!!! There were about 5 slydies next to the pony club grounds today theyre so sweet! and they have huge heads
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| Reg 9/2/2006 | | Posted 4:49pm, Sunday 8th October | |
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| No Gallop cows milk does not taste like mares milk...not that I know that through tasting the difference but I was told so by my vet.
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| | | | Posted 7:56pm, Saturday 7th October | |
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| You took some fantastic photos. I have copied and saved some of your photos, I hope that is ok...tell me if its not. She is just so cute. Its my dream to own a clyde or Shire one day but until then i'll look with envy at your photos.
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| | | | Posted 7:54pm, Saturday 7th October | |
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