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I would like to thank everyone for their response. In talking with my vet and a very knowlegdeable friend we have determined that my mare produces way too much amniotic fluid which is a condition called hydrops amnion. This is a rare condition and usually causes abortion between four to eight...

I have a 10 yr old mini mare that aborted today at 7 months pregnant. She has been on Regumate since she aborted last year at 9 months pregnant. Had her ultrasounded and vet could not find any problems before she was bred this year. Has anyone else had a mare abort while taking Regumate...

Erica, Jack's number is 817-320-3587. Hope this helps. Debbie

I would also like to see plaques as awards. I would also suggest that the placings be called out 10th through 1st so that the excitement builds. I would also like to see the top ten horses places in their order and stay in the ring when everyone else is excused so that recognition could be...

I have to say that I agree that the Miniatures are a "breed". At this time, both registries are closed and to register offspring both parents have to be registered with either association. As you say, AMHA required DNA tests and parent qualifying. If this is not a breed registry, what is it...

I am talking about a registered Shetland pony not oversize horses. If we really get down to it, most miniature horses are bred down from Shetland ponies. There is a lot of Shetland bloodline in several of my miniature horses papers, but I am not allowed to show my miniatures as a Shetland...

The above is true. AMHA's insurance company settled with her out of court. She filed a lawsuit against AMHA because the procedures for hearing the protest were not followed by the Executive Secretary and Board of Directors. The sad part is that she came out the winner when she broke the rules...

IMO, we have enough reproductive problems in the miniature horse with live natural cover. My vet does do embryo tranfer in the big horse breeds and there is a lot of sonograming that has to be done on both the donor and receipient mare. If a vet does not know what they are doing they can...