20/12/2025
Reflecting over the past few months here at Stud comes with mix emotions of highs and lows with show prep, foaling, breeding, mares coming/going and to top it off a hip operation chucked in the mix just to blow things up a little.
We have made it to this side of Christmas π
π€Ά with only having 5 more sleeps to go.
From the breeding corner: This made my heart cry this season - Breeding isnβt for everyone and at times it has seen me question πββοΈ why do i do it to myself and my beloved mare. Something that was started a little over two seasons ago, she now has contentment of being a mum. This shows right here in these pictures π¦π
KL Music πΆ from above lost her 1st baby two years ago having presented a DOA ( alot of questions and having no answers). God had bigger plans and baby was far to gorgeous for this world. She went 5 weeks over her due date. I think these are the hardest and the least talked about in breeding because of having all our emotions tied up with each breeding not to mention the ever increasing costs to breed. When our beloved mare losses her baby we acknowledge her pain and loss, as painful as it is, we are left to just watch her greive for her baby unable to help her through her process. Although horses canβt talk you feel the presence of her pain. watching aimlessly as your mare keeps going back to her baby to get it up until she registers babyβs not going too come run with you today or tomorrow.
It was time to give her a 2nd go as she kept admiring the other babies as the arrived over the past few seasons. It didnt come without its streeses i can tell you. Yes she had us all stressed at stud again as she past her due date again π«£ two weeks over due and we have a healthy wee lad. She can now know what itβs like to be a real mum feeding her wee man and that comes anyway he likes it lol (see photos) π π€£π€£π€£π€£