Horse Breeding.
Horse breeding. Simple, put a mare in with a stallion.
Yes that is the basis, but there should be lots of preparatory work. Once you have determined that you truly are prepared to take on the responsibilities of breeding and foaling, what is the next step?
Our authors are offering their suggestions.
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Chasing Rainbows
by Raewyne Johnstone
New Zealand
Like all good breeding, BLOODLINES ARE EVERYTHING. The fact is I breed coloured horses. I do not breed for colour. Which may sound like a contradiction in terms, but the genes I want have always been sighted on the PINTO Blueprint of chromosomes from decades ago. Also with some of the best and proven JUMPING thoroughbred blood incorporated in there along the way it has given us the best of performance in every drop of blood.
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The Complete Book of Foaling
By Karen E.N. Hayes, D.V.M., M.S.
****I believe this is a must have book, whether you are breeding your first mare or run a stable of brood horses. Before you breed your mare sit down and read the book in its entirety. Then keep it close to hand for a quick reference; you will discover a wealth of information.
Sharon
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The Foal is the Goal
by Tena Bastian
In this friendly, colorful book, veteran horse breeder Tena Bastian breaks down the basic concepts of the breeding program, first, for the mare owner who would like a foal, and then for the person whose goal is standing a stallion of his or her own. She provides practical information in an unimposing tone that anyone new to horse breeding will feel comfortable consulting. Whether you are new to breeding horses or a veteran professional, The Foal Is The Goal is definitely the book to have.
Tena Bastian website
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Blessed Are The Brood Mares
by M. Phyllis Lose
This is the best book about horse breeding I have ever read. Mares are delicate and foals can be lost in a few minutes. This book provides invaluable knowledge about breeding and caring for mares. The case histories are fascinating and the writer's style draws you right in. Highly recommended.
L.C. Evans, NC
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