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SuRgE RR Governer (6124) | | Reg 13/12/2006 | | Posted 12:15pm, Monday 2nd April | |
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Jenn RR Vice President (12000) |
Gallop_JB wrote:
I know this it completley off the subject, but Storm, you registered on my birthday lmao |
the day after mine hahaha. thankfully shes not she will lower herself though,she has foaled before so she knows. and its a problem because then A: i cant ride and B: i dont want her to have a foal to him he is a little toerag!!
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| Reg 25/3/2007 | | Posted 6:49pm, Sunday 1st April | |
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BaNaNa Super Jockey (62) | lol tru tru theres nothing to stop huge as fat human and skinny as ppl geting it on lol so i dnt think there any restrictions to horses either lol
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| Reg 31/12/2006 | | Posted 1:43pm, Wednesday 17th January | |
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ChineseChance RR Addict (4496) | on time we saw a reasontly gelded horse that is about 12hh get up on to a 16hh everything is possible with mare who want babies and stallion that want s e x.lol
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| Reg 21/12/2006 | | Posted 9:52am, Wednesday 17th January | |
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Gallop RR Governer (6464) | I know this it completley off the subject, but Storm, you registered on my birthday lmao
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| Reg 27/9/2005 | | Posted 10:54am, Saturday 23rd December | |
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SuRgE RR Governer (6124) | you can tease her & check if she has a season or not - if she doesn't its likely she could be in foal. Then you can have a bloodtest done, a urine test or from 16 days have her scanned... good luck :o)
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| Reg 13/12/2006 | | Posted 10:24am, Saturday 23rd December | |
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| there is a clydie/shetland croos @ a trekking place in taranaki :L lol hes a cutie tho
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Trotter_Pacer RR Governer (5990) | Lol, yeh when i was told i was confused lol
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| Reg 10/11/2005 | | Posted 9:02am, Sunday 26th November | |
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| I cant imagine a mare doing that on her own but if she was asked/made to by her owner for the purpose of breeding then yes I have heard of things like that happening. Maybe the lying down part is a little out there, cant imagine that being done.
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Trotter_Pacer RR Governer (5990) | I was told that big mares can get infoal to little stallions like mini, shetlands etc by backing him up to on slope or lie down or crought (sp) down lower to ground for stallion?? Havnt see anything like that happens but have heard alot about mares doing that tho...
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| Reg 10/11/2005 | | Posted 7:55pm, Saturday 25th November | |
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| Well what size is your mare? Is she a big girl, to big for the shetland to reach? If so then dont worry she wont be infoal to him then. If she is a wee girl(less than 13hh) then the shetland may have had a chance to "do his thing". One way to tell is that she wont come back in season again. She also wont be peeing often as mares do when in season. She also will ignore the stallion, instead of wanting to be near him. Or you wait until 100 days then you can get a test done that tells you if the mare is pregnant or not. http://www.weefoalchecker.co.nz/
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| | | | Posted 12:43pm, Saturday 25th November | |
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Ashleigh RR Addict (2065) | Whats wrong with your mare being in foal to a shetland??? lol
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| Reg 26/10/2006 | | Posted 7:19pm, Friday 24th November | |
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| how can i tell if my mare is in foal, and if she is it is t oa shetland 
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| | | | Posted 6:11pm, Friday 24th November | |
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