11 October 2006 #1 S severnmiles Well-Known Member Joined 14 November 2005 Messages 10,261 Visit site Whats the youngest that you can take an egg from a horse to transfer to another mare?
11 October 2006 #2 S_N Well-Known Member Joined 9 June 2005 Messages 14,109 Location Toliman Visit site Ooooo good question! Ermmm ask Twink, he pioneered it...... I haven't a clue! Now, WHERE ARE THE STALLION PARADE PICTURES!!!!! Thank you
Ooooo good question! Ermmm ask Twink, he pioneered it...... I haven't a clue! Now, WHERE ARE THE STALLION PARADE PICTURES!!!!! Thank you
11 October 2006 #3 S severnmiles Well-Known Member Joined 14 November 2005 Messages 10,261 Visit site Lol! I've only just spent the last god knows how long sticking them in photobucket and then trying to remember who was who!
Lol! I've only just spent the last god knows how long sticking them in photobucket and then trying to remember who was who!
11 October 2006 #4 L lisaward Well-Known Member Joined 20 February 2006 Messages 1,960 Location norfolk- back of beyond Visit site good girl !!!!
12 October 2006 #5 PapaFrita Well-Known Member Joined 25 August 2005 Messages 25,914 Location Argggggentina at the moment pilar-larcade.com I can ask my uncle for you... he's been doing that sort of thing with playing polo mares. Ok, just to make sure, is the question how young the embryo can be before you remove it from mother to host mare?
I can ask my uncle for you... he's been doing that sort of thing with playing polo mares. Ok, just to make sure, is the question how young the embryo can be before you remove it from mother to host mare?
12 October 2006 #6 S sallyf Well-Known Member Joined 29 March 2006 Messages 2,012 Visit site I would guess as soon as she is breeding fertile as a two year old although not sure i would want mess with a two yr old that much.
I would guess as soon as she is breeding fertile as a two year old although not sure i would want mess with a two yr old that much.
12 October 2006 #7 S severnmiles Well-Known Member Joined 14 November 2005 Messages 10,261 Visit site No, how young the horse can be before you can remove an embryo from the horse. Thanks PF!
12 October 2006 #8 S sallyf Well-Known Member Joined 29 March 2006 Messages 2,012 Visit site Sorry it usually done 8-10 days after ovulation but before implantation at 16 days. Having a blonde moment doh
Sorry it usually done 8-10 days after ovulation but before implantation at 16 days. Having a blonde moment doh
12 October 2006 #9 PapaFrita Well-Known Member Joined 25 August 2005 Messages 25,914 Location Argggggentina at the moment pilar-larcade.com OOoooooh! OK! Will send another email
12 October 2006 #10 T Tia Well-Known Member Joined 21 January 2004 Messages 26,100 Visit site I think the earliest they do it over here is taking eggs from 2 year old donor fillies and placing them in older mature recipient mares.
I think the earliest they do it over here is taking eggs from 2 year old donor fillies and placing them in older mature recipient mares.
13 October 2006 #11 PapaFrita Well-Known Member Joined 25 August 2005 Messages 25,914 Location Argggggentina at the moment pilar-larcade.com Dammit. Tia beat me to it! Uncle says you can do it as soon as they start ovulating, around 2