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You should introduce them slowly never just put them together that's how horses get hurt.

Omg he is perfect!!!

Oh I'm devestated for you I'm so sorry. Hope blue belle is ok.

If it's just one eyelash I would be tempted to pull it to stop the irritation. I sometimes get one eyelash that goes into my eye and drives me mad. I just pluck it lol

Yea my little Mans very good at knowing things to. He will stil cover but he doesn't necessarily finish or have any real enthusiasm. When they are ripe he goes bananas on them hahahha

Jesus!!! Glad he is ok and you were there. Studs are something else eh. Ive only had one issue, he climed a wire fence, literaly just climed it.

Had a lovely drive with my mare today she is such a star. I wish i had a flat paddock i could really practice on rather than this hill on tarmac which is the biggest area i have

OHhhh baby. I hope all is okay

Welcome to the world lionel!!!

The majority of the shows here are yearling classes, so i believe they must be over 6 months and obviously born the year before lol. Ive not seen a mare and foal class, but there are ones that exist.

Oooh fingers crossed for a safe delivery it's definitely happening in the next 24hours!

I've used andis and double k. On my ridiculous Shetland bred, both are crap. On the finer ones the double ks are better. What size blade are you using ?

It was more done today than the other day ;) She does not tolerate him trying to herd her or dominate her though, shes a top mare. Its her terms lol so he has had a few tellings off. I think he has got the message now but we will see. I might try them out in the field tomorrow, as they grazed...

In the wild, they would obviously stay together. But the mare will get covered again and there is a very real chance the foal can be hurt in this process cause its too stupid to really get out of the way. I would want the mare alone with the foal myself.

Nothing to report i just thought this was a sweet photo. Goldies on day 10 but shes always a 14day heat anyway. Just seems to be her.

I know many people who keep them all together, and if he is young enough that he will have manners in a herd and the gelding is not in any way studdy it may just work fine. Or it may not. Its a wait and see with this one im afraid! My stallion and gelding get on fine but my gelding is very...

She's looking great

Were you able to clip the area? Much more hygienic.

Another that doesn't here unless they're prone to something. My geldings never seen a vet other than for vaccs

How much are you interacting with them ? If it's too much mom may just be getting fed up now. It might be worth letting them be for a while to be. I know many people who don't touch foals until after weaning and still have very tame well behaved horses. Sometimes better behaved cause they...