Breeding
100 Day Test for Sport Horse Stallion Approval
The Federation of North American Sport Horse Registries' 100-day stallion test allows performance potential, a requirement of breeding approval, to be evaluated early in a young stallion's career. | MORE
Breeding Stats: How Fertile are Horses?
Consider scientific and medical advances and their impact on equine fertility rates. | MORE
Weaning Time for Foals
Weaning time can be stressful for both mares and foals, but careful preparation can lessen the physical and possibly the emotional stress to the foal. | MORE
Equine Reproduction and Foaling
Equine Reproduction and foaling - from choosing the right stallion, to care of the pregnant mare, the birth process and care of the newboarn foal. | MORE
Chat Transcript – Ann Myers
EquiSearch's Quarter horse fans chat with the owner and breeder of Zips Chocolate Chip about Chip, breeding trends and stallion promotion. | MORE
Breeding the Best in the World
Lisa Wilcox, a member of the USET's dressage squad for the 2002 World Equestrian Games, is based at one of the most famous private stud farms in Germany--Gestuet Vorwerk. She explains how the breeding program works there, and introduces her top competitive stallions for 2002. | MORE
How To Estimate a Foal’s Weight
How much dewormer is safe for your foal will depend on his weight. Here's a simple way to estimate your foal's weight during his first 3 months of life. | MORE
12 Stallion-Care Myths – Fact or Fiction?
Find out how much you know about stallion care with our fun and informative mythbusters' tour through a modern-day breeding barn. | MORE
Foal Vaccinations
Inoculating your foal too soon can be a big mistake. Here's why. | MORE
Give Foals Room to Roam
Foals need plenty of turnout to run and play. A recent study indicates that restricting exercise in young horses puts them at risk for cartilage defects. | MORE
 | ||
 |
 |
|
| ||
Subscribe to EQUUS
Subscribe Today |
