kirstyhen
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Mum looks shattered, bless her
Rollestone mares
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carys220
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It's a temporary stabling block as they've had problems with planning, I guess the mares are more comfortable in their own stables instead of being moved to the bigger ones when their time comes..
jenbleep
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I saw it move!!
Fiona_C
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poor Jem has had a hellish labour there
fingers crossed all ok
ivenoidea
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They were victory waves I can see its head moving.
sugarnspice
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Awww, mum looks knackered though.
carthorse
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Great ,poor thing
brighteyes
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It's out!!!!
jenbleep
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aww bless mummy, she is knackered!
amabelscott
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yay!!!
MizElz
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Ah, thanks for that, Carys!
Foalie is awake! Mummy looks tired....
Foalie is awake! Mummy looks tired....
MistletoeMegan
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We have a baby!
Zoobie
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OMG I shite myself then,
Louby
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Thank god for that, I thought they were waving at the camera to turn it off or something
Fiona_C
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its a colt according to Rollestone forum
soph21
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My god what a relief, I was getting really worried then, that puts me off ever breeding foals.
Three
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Aww bless. Little black head.
dozzie
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Mum is ok too!
kirstyhen
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She looks like shes saying "who the hell are you!"
Skhosu
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WOO!
Zoobie
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Look at her having a look bless her. That foalie next door should be called ASBO
carys220
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poor Jem has had a hellish labour there
fingers crossed all ok
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much better than Luci's last night - I didn't think that as going to end well, but it did thank god!
poor Jem has had a hellish labour there
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much better than Luci's last night - I didn't think that as going to end well, but it did thank god!
dozzie
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Thats it. Im looking for a husband for my mare!
Zebedee
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Does anyone else think the stables look very small for foaling? Compared to some of the lovely big boxes and barns I've seen in piccies in the Breeding section, these seem quite restrictive...
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To be honest it doesn't matter how big the stables are - the mares will nearly always choose to jam their backs against a wall. The mare that I had foal down about a month ago spent a good five minutes of her labour trying to push the foal into a corner & she's was (well still is) in a huge foaling box.
Does anyone else think the stables look very small for foaling? Compared to some of the lovely big boxes and barns I've seen in piccies in the Breeding section, these seem quite restrictive...
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To be honest it doesn't matter how big the stables are - the mares will nearly always choose to jam their backs against a wall. The mare that I had foal down about a month ago spent a good five minutes of her labour trying to push the foal into a corner & she's was (well still is) in a huge foaling box.
brighteyes
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Have they given her a feed or is she eating her bed?
VictoriaEDT
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Oh FFS, I went for the quickest shower and missed it!
Ellies_mum2
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And guess who missed all the excitement? AGAIN
carys220
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spaniel
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Woooo hoooo early nights all round. Congrats to Jem and thank heavens for a strong man with a long arm!
I waved back....sad uppet that I am!
I waved back....sad uppet that I am!
MizElz
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To be honest it doesn't matter how big the stables are - the mares will nearly always choose to jam their backs against a wall. The mare that I had foal down about a month ago spent a good five minutes of her labour trying to push the foal into a corner & she's was (well still is) in a huge foaling box.
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Ahh.....I did wonder, when I saw Jem using the wall to brace herself against! Sill horses, they are all the same I guess, whether it be rolling or foaling!
To be honest it doesn't matter how big the stables are - the mares will nearly always choose to jam their backs against a wall. The mare that I had foal down about a month ago spent a good five minutes of her labour trying to push the foal into a corner & she's was (well still is) in a huge foaling box.
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Ahh.....I did wonder, when I saw Jem using the wall to brace herself against! Sill horses, they are all the same I guess, whether it be rolling or foaling!