I have a suggestion for you. Wrap the mare's tail before breeding. The reason for this is to prevent the stud from being cut by any of the mare's tail hair. This may sound crazy but should the stud be injured, he may not want to breed again.
@@ethanklivans403 The gate wasn’t very happy about the situation. That being said, I’ve had horses try to jump these gates and just lay on them, and they don’t fail. They’ve been great, strong gates.
@@user-bq8oh3gm6x Yes, she does. Mares have an approximately 340 day gestation. To foal next spring, she needed to be exposed this spring, to hopefully avoid a year gap where she isn’t raising a foal. It’s not uncommon for a broodmare to be bred with a foal at side.
I'd speculated that keeping the uterus occupied rather than leaving gap years would be the healthier option for projected career broodmares, glad to see someone looking out for her and having her naturally covered during her foal heat to make sure she stays happy n pregnant!
The part that really impressed me was when you gave a hug and said he was a good boy and he wagged his tail. Do you think that helps him be more gentle?
@@belogical3961 I’m not giving him a hug, just praising him for the behavior that I asked him for. Horses don’t wag their tail out of happiness or glee like a dog, they work their tail to swat at flies and other pesky bugs. Riggs is gentle due to his excellent disposition and consistent training and handling.
@@LazyKMOverBarHorsemanship it's too bad people don't simply keep their stallions on a collection regiment and train them to have manners around mares as they get older rather than castrating em, tho
@@ZOEI_TRASHBEAR Mares have an approximately 340 day gestation. To foal next spring, she needed to be exposed this spring, to hopefully avoid a year gap where she isn’t raising a foal. It’s not uncommon for a broodmare to be bred with a foal at side.
@LazyKMOverBarHorsemanship all you hsve to do idmso6r tgem together in a pen they know what to do thats how I breed hieses for years and nobody got hurt fortrue conception they need to mate 4 times a day at least
No steadies that is how I rais3d hirses from 85 to. 2010 nor once was the mares or studs injured the foals were all born last of April to first of May from June matings I did t call the owner to get the mare u til she pregnancy checked positive
What a nice stallion. Kept looking to you (the handler) for reassurance. Sweetheart of a horse.
@@hoofhearted3035 Thank you! I have really enjoyed my time with him. I can’t wait to see what he accomplishes as a ranch horse and a sire.
Actually a pretty gentle fellow isn't he, compared to some!
This was only the second opportunity he ever had to breed a mare. If he stays just like this to handle, I will be plumb tickled!
Thank you for letting nature do it the right way!!
Of course. Great experience for this young stud with such a gentle, experienced broodmare.
He a nice looking stud
@@shbroneswygert6243 Thank you! I’ve really enjoyed having him around.
I have a suggestion for you. Wrap the mare's tail before breeding. The reason for this is to prevent the stud from being cut by any of the mare's tail hair. This may sound crazy but should the stud be injured, he may not want to breed again.
I will try that. Thank you!
gate wasn't built to withstand such vigor
@@ethanklivans403 The gate wasn’t very happy about the situation. That being said, I’ve had horses try to jump these gates and just lay on them, and they don’t fail. They’ve been great, strong gates.
Not the foal in the left side padact just watching it💀
@@user-xm4po9ly2k Foal’s like, “Oh my goodness!”
that mare already has a foal
@@user-bq8oh3gm6x Yes, she does. Mares have an approximately 340 day gestation. To foal next spring, she needed to be exposed this spring, to hopefully avoid a year gap where she isn’t raising a foal. It’s not uncommon for a broodmare to be bred with a foal at side.
I'd speculated that keeping the uterus occupied rather than leaving gap years would be the healthier option for projected career broodmares, glad to see someone looking out for her and having her naturally covered during her foal heat to make sure she stays happy n pregnant!
@@tbruenne3759 im sorry if i misunderstood i am just yung
The part that really impressed me was when you gave a hug and said he was a good boy and he wagged his tail.
Do you think that helps him be more gentle?
@@belogical3961 I’m not giving him a hug, just praising him for the behavior that I asked him for. Horses don’t wag their tail out of happiness or glee like a dog, they work their tail to swat at flies and other pesky bugs. Riggs is gentle due to his excellent disposition and consistent training and handling.
The foal who watched that: oh- o-O
@@Chae_Equestrian He said, “Oh, good heavens!”
For real! 😂😂
lmao he's like geez, is that gonna be my job one day? looks exhausting 😂😂
@@tbruenne3759 I’m pretty sure the nice weanling colt will become a riding gelding, so he shouldn’t have to worry about stallion duties.
@@LazyKMOverBarHorsemanship it's too bad people don't simply keep their stallions on a collection regiment and train them to have manners around mares as they get older rather than castrating em, tho
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Is that foal hers?!
@@ZOEI_TRASHBEAR Yes. Winnie and her 2024 stud colt belong to my friend Brittany over at Circle B Horsemanship.
@@LazyKMOverBarHorsemanship why r u breeding her if she ready has a foal??
@@ZOEI_TRASHBEAR Mares have an approximately 340 day gestation. To foal next spring, she needed to be exposed this spring, to hopefully avoid a year gap where she isn’t raising a foal. It’s not uncommon for a broodmare to be bred with a foal at side.
No needto tie up the mare they can breed freely
With only one handler this way is the safest for all involved.
@LazyKMOverBarHorsemanship all you hsve to do idmso6r tgem together in a pen they know what to do thats how I breed hieses for years and nobody got hurt fortrue conception they need to mate 4 times a day at least
@@rhondaskiles5740 Feel free to cite the studies you’ve gotten your data from.
No steadies that is how I rais3d hirses from 85 to. 2010 nor once was the mares or studs injured the foals were all born last of April to first of May from June matings I did t call the owner to get the mare u til she pregnancy checked positive
You can do whatever you want but no way of breeding is really wrong
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Not my idea of a stud!
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