Breeding Season 2020
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We've had 7 outside mares this year - about twice what we expected for our advertising. All the live cover clients got pregnant on the first try except one who turned out to have a tumor and couldn't breed.
We are breeding 3 of our mares this year as well, one of which is done and two still to go. Word is still out on the success of the two A.I. mares we did. |
2020 Mares
Here are pictures of the mares we bred. Next year, when the foals are born, we will try to post pictures of their foals so that over time you can see what he is producing with various body types.
Here are pictures of the mares we bred. Next year, when the foals are born, we will try to post pictures of their foals so that over time you can see what he is producing with various body types.
Gray Arab mare. 15 hands. Quite striking. Pregnant.
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Beautiful black and white paint mare, just under 15 hands, very sweet. Couldn't breed because of tumor.
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Unusually colored Sorrel mare. Rocky Mountain Horse. Waiting on Pregnancy test.
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Lovely chocolate mare. Rocky Mountain Horse. Pregnant.
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Very pretty bay mare. Rocky Mountain Horse. Pregnant.
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Bay mare from old Rocky Mountain bloodlines. Has a new baby by her side that is out of Honor. Pregnant.
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Strong, stocky chestnut mare. Half Rocky. Waiting on Pregnancy Test.
Unusual Chocolate Roan mare. Rocky Mountain Horse. Waiting on pregnancy test.
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Striking black registered quarter horse mare. Pregnant.
Majestic red paint mare. Waiting on pregnancy test.
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Very sweet, chocolate Rocky Mountain mare. Will finish breeding in July.
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2020 Foals
Here are the foals we have picture access to and, when possible, pictures of their mothers.
Here are the foals we have picture access to and, when possible, pictures of their mothers.
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A beautiful buckskin filly born June 2020. She is the first baby born to Honor since we bought him, and she is one of the few that we will keep for ourselves. Very curious and friendly. We are very excited about her.