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So, You Want to Breed Your Mare!
So, You Want to Breed Your Mare!
by The Horse Staff | Jan 12, 2017
Breeding a mare is exciting and not without challenges. Learn about stallion selection, breeding soundness, and more!
Read MoreOxytocin Injections to Suppress Estrus in Mares
by University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food, and Environment | Oct 24, 2013
Oxytocin injections allowed the corpus luteum to keep producing progesterone and the mare to stay out of heat.
Read MoreBLM Researching Wild Mare Spayings
by Pat Raia | May 3, 2013
The BLM is studying the spaying of fertile wild mares in order to control wild horse population growth.
Read MoreContraceptive Vaccine for Wild Horses, Burros Gains EPA Registration
by Edited Press Release | Feb 14, 2013
The equine immunocontraceptive vaccine has been approved for use in adult female wild horses and burros.
Read MoreResponsible Horse Breeders Council Formed
by Edited Press Release | Jan 21, 2013
Council members will work to discourage overbreeding and to promote responsible horse ownership.
Read MoreBest Breeding Approach
by Sue McDonnell, PhD, Certified AAB | Dec 1, 2007
Q: For a horse reproduction project in my equine seminar course, I was trying to find video clips of horses breeding. Well, there were many on YouTube, and it took awhile to find the decent ones. But once I found some that were
Read MoreThe Business of Breeding
by Liza Holland | Nov 1, 2007
Breeding in the horse world breaks down into a few categories: field breeding (where the horses just do what comes naturally) live cover in a breeding shed, and artificial insemination. The tools of the trade range from very basic to high-tech
Read MoreKeeping Stallions Focused
by Sue McDonnell, PhD, Certified AAB | Feb 1, 2007
I’m a veterinary student from the United Kingdom and have been riding with a stud farm veterinarian in America going from place to place. I am trying to figure out the art of handling stallions for breeding. Can you please enlighten me on the
Read MoreStallion Handling Course for Veterinarians and Stallion Owners Available
by Edited Press Release | Oct 4, 2006
The Havemeyer Equine Behavior Lab and the Section of Reproduction at the University of Pennsylvania’s New Bolton Center is offering a stallion handling course for veterinarians, stallion owners, and managers. The two-day course will focus on
Read MoreLive Cover Management
by Jonathan F. Pycock, B. Vet. Med, PhD, DESM, MRCVS | Dec 1, 2005
No one method for managing live cover breeding is foolproof. Handling of the mare and stallion should be individualized to minimize injury and optimize success.
Read MoreThe Young Stallion
by Charlene Strickland | Oct 11, 2001
Envision this: In his first season, the young stallion fulfills his purpose as a breeding animal. He matures from a rambunctious colt into a skillful stud. So how do you make this dream a reality? As the handler, you want the horse to behave
Read MoreRestraint Techniques for Breeding
by Karen Briggs | Oct 8, 2001
When a mare and a stallion meet, love might be in the air…but there’s the potential for danger, too. Particularly when humans get in the middle of it all. In our efforts to orchestrate the best possible combinations of
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