Keavy
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How frustrating! All I can say is that it DOES happen very quickly when it happens. I remember texting my sister on the morning the mare gave birth saying I was peed off waiting and that she was looking less likely to give birth right now than she had two weeks ago. Then around 3 pm he started licking her sides and squealing and grunting in annoyance. Walking around and swishing her tail. She gave birth at 4.50 that afternoon. I hope you don't have to wait much longer! I also have to say that we were able to taste some milk that morning and it was as sweet as can be. We were only able to taste it because it was dripping from her (had been for 3 days). She wouldn't let us milk her.
I hope I don't have to wait much longer either it really is so frustrating and worrying! I just hope that we will be there for her if she needs help.
Don't take your eyes off her!! My mare waited for a nice day as the week she looked like she was going to drop was miserable and cold. As soon as the temp went up one day she popped at 10.20 that night!! I think they do wait for the good weather!which is unfair as its due to be miserable now for a little while!
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Fingers, toes, arms, legs crossed she doesnt keep you waiting much longer... I know the feeling!!
I have just about everything crossed that can be crossed Lol, I am hoping maybe in the next couple of days as the weather is supposed to warm up and quit being so bloody wet she will decide that it's time to let it out!
Oh GOSH! I am bursting with excitement to see what she has! Can't you tell her we're all waiting impatiently???![]()
I tell her every day to just go ahead and push the little squirtlet out but she pays me as much attention as a naughty 2 year old! lol
She is a beautiful looking mare, so whatever you end up with it is going to be lovely.
I am really excited for you, I hope to put my mare in foal this spring but I think the waiting will drive me nuts.
I hope bambino arrives soon, look forward to seeing pics.
Take Care
Laura![]()
I will be posting soooo many pics when he/she finally does arrive, she really is a beautiful mare and supposedly the sire is a traditional Gypsy vanner cob so here's hoping we get a lovely piebald with loads of feather