Mule
Well-Known Member
Aye, it's like with humans; the stallion can have his fun and bugger off and the mare is left with the responsibilityBoth horses escaped, no-one was there to see what happened, maybe your stallion escaped first?
Your horse had a quick dip of his whip and walks away all proud of himself, you get to fix a broken fence - said mare ends up in foal and owner decides to go ahead, thats - vets visits, extra feed, stress and worry, possibility of extra cost for complications ect ect.. and you ask who can claim the foal
Look at making your fencing 'stallion proof' or 'escaped mare proof' and chalk it up to experience