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Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction

We specialize in mare and stallion reproductive services across all horse breeds.

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03/09/2022

RN Highbrow Lena March 2022 Newsletter

Exciting News!!!!

Stay Up To Date With The Latest RN Highbrow Lena News! Breeding Season Dates Feb 1st – July 1st, 2022 March 2022 Newsletter MR Performance Horses, LLC Located in Windsor, MO MR Performance Horses, LL

12/21/2021

Christmas is coming early this year, courtesy of Dashin Dynamo!

🎄🎄🎄 MERRY CHRISTMAS‼️🎄🎄🎄

Rubies were on our Christmas list and Santa delivered in a big way! We were going to wait until Christmas Eve to unwrap this exciting gift, however, we also wanted to pair this surprise with a special stallion offer. So here you go…

Pay to book your 2022 breeding before Christmas and Dynamo will pay your foal into the Ruby Buckle for the first THREE YEARS!

This offer ends midnight Christmas Eve and the RB nominations are limited to the 2023 foal produced by the mare listed on your 2022 Dashin Dynamo breeding contract.
This is a stand alone special and cannot be used in combination with any other stallion special.

Dashin Dynamo 2022 Stud Fee: $1750
$500 due at booking $1250 due before 1st shipment

Contact Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction to request your CHRISTMAS SPECIAL contract.
Email: vet@kansasequinerepro.com
Phone: 785-813-5922

11/02/2021

Check out the Early Book Fee Offer for Dashin Dynamo. $1000 fee if paid in full by Jan 1, 2022

09/17/2021

Photos from Legends of the South Stallion Incentive Program's post

09/16/2021

Photos from JMC Performance Horses's post

09/11/2021

Standing at KsCER for the 2022 breeding season. Julie is ready to makes some deals. Contact her directly to see how good she can do for you.

We are still wheeling and dealing Dynamo 2022 breedings! Message us about waived or discounted stud fees.

07/26/2021

We are very excited to have Dashin Dynamo standing at our facility for the 2022 breeding season. Thanks Julie Castaneda for allowing us to work with this fine stallion. ALL KANSAS RESIDENTS CHECK OUT HIS LATEST INCENTIVE. More incentives to come. Stay tuned for all the exciting info in the works.

🌻 𝗗𝗔𝗦𝗛𝗜𝗡 𝗗𝗬𝗡𝗔𝗠𝗢 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗘𝗥𝗦 𝗞𝗔𝗡𝗦𝗔𝗦 𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗦 $𝟱𝟬𝟬 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟮 𝗦𝗧𝗨𝗗 𝗙𝗘𝗘 𝗧𝗢 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗙𝗜𝗥𝗦𝗧 𝟭𝟬 𝗧𝗢 𝗣𝗔𝗬 𝗜𝗡 𝗙𝗨𝗟𝗟 🌻

🌻 $500 2022 STUD FEE to the first 10 Kansas resident mare owners that PAY IN FULL.

☑️ Email your information and mare papers to the following email address to jmcperformance@icloud.com to claim this GREAT OFFER! Only accepting the first 10 at this time.

☑️ Paid In Full Payment will require the $500 Discounted Stud Fee PLUS the $500 chute fee which will come to $1,000 total.

*Shipping is additional.
*These offers can NOT be sold to someone else after it is purchased.
*For Kansas residents only at this time.

◾️ Dashin Dynamo will be standing at Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction for 2022. Kansas Center for Equine Repo does offer mare care and on site breeding as well as cooled/frozen shipments.

Photo Credit: Impulse Photography
Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction

11/13/2020

ISO of mares to be utilized for recipient mares for embryo transfer. Age range preferred is 3-10 yr but would consider older if mares are proven broodmares. Prefer nice bodied mares that are close to or at least 15 hands but a short wide-bodied mare is okay, too. Mare should also have a good temperament and be halter-broke. Pedigree of the mare is not a consideration to us and purchase prices will reflect that. Our mares are well taken care of. They are fed quality hay and grain and treated as individuals. While at client farms, they are commonly treated like queens. We are also willing to give them back to their previous owner after their recipient mare career is over.

03/25/2020

To Our KsCER Clients and Friends!

We are still open for business at this time. However, we are implementing some measures to keep our staff and you safe! When you come for your appointment, please stay in your vehicle and call us to let us know you have arrived.

Once you have contacted us, we will come out and meet you. At that point, if you are healthy and have not been around anyone who has been sick, one client per appointment may come in the barn with their horse. If you are or have been sick, or have been around someone who is or has been sick, we will still see your horse. However, we will require that you stay in your vehicle and we will bring your horse into the barn to be seen.

If anyone has any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us via phone or email. Thank you for your cooperation during this time!

03/18/2020

We would like to introduce to everyone the newest Pillsbury Dough Mare! Turn your sound on! 🔈🔈

03/01/2020

Lenny, Tommy, and Jerry got caught sleeping on the clock this weekend!

01/18/2020

An Alternative Tying Method For A Rope Halter

Here is a method of tying your rope halter that will never allow the knot to tighten under pressure to the point that you can't untie it.

12/30/2019

There’s a beautiful sunset here at KsCER tonight! We hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and will have a Happy New Year!

12/10/2019

Here is another video of our new guy!

12/10/2019

We would like to introduce you to our newest staff member, George! He will be residing at our recipient mare property to help with deterring coyotes, aka varmint control.

07/31/2019

Here at KsCER, it’s go big or go home when it comes to restocking paper towels! As a disclaimer, buying this amount of paper towels does not include three free cats! 😂

06/19/2019

Outstanding research on ICSI from one of my mentors.

professor and Patsy Link Chair Dr. Katrin Hinrichs is finding ways to make healthier embryos with in vitro fertilization for both horses and humans.
Read more at http://tx.ag/FertileField

05/29/2019

We have had a lot of friends and clients inquire about how we faired the tornado. We are fortunate that the tornado passed several miles south of us. All of us including the horses and facilities are fine. All of our cats are fine too. We appreciate everyone who reached out to check on us. And we really appreciate everyone who warned us that we were in the path of this horrible storm. As per usual, we were still in the barn taking care of the horses. Thank you and we hope all of you and your loved ones are safe, too.

05/17/2019

Here’s our follow up on the post from a couple of days ago. To those of you who guessed “twins”, you are correct! This is a picture of twin embryos from a mare who double ovulated. One of these embryos was pinched shortly after this picture was taken.

05/15/2019

Hey KsCER followers! What do you think this is a picture of?? Let us know what you think this is! Final answer will he revealed later. Thanks for your participation!

04/16/2019

To go along with our post from earlier today, here is a video of how “jiggly” a mare can look when she is close to foaling.

04/15/2019

Did you know KsCER offers foaling out services? While mares are at KsCER for foaling out, we monitor them with cameras in the stalls, with Foalerts, and with milk calcium tests. Some signs that the mares are close to foaling are wax that forms on the teats, the mares getting “jiggly” around the tail head, and the flesh around the tail head “sinking” down.

03/25/2019

The newest member to our feline crew, Patches, decided she did not want to be outdone by Toby

03/18/2019

For all of our clients who think all the cats do is sleep in the office, Toby has something he would like to say...😂

Good Article on How to Monitor Your Mare for Foaling. This summarizes a lot of the answers to your most common question...

03/06/2019

How to Predict Foaling – The Horse

Good Article on How to Monitor Your Mare for Foaling. This summarizes a lot of the answers to your most common questions.

When will your mare foal? Learn the signs of impending foaling and what prognostic tools can help.

02/21/2019

A couple of our recip mares were enjoying the new snow yesterday morning. And though it’s a little hard to see on Blue because she is so dark, she is sporting an EquiLume mask!

Wouldn't it be nice to keep the racing horses in Kansas. We have been losing too many to other states for far too long.

04/10/2018

Legislation To Bring Horse And Dog Racing Back To Kansas Offers Big Boost To Economy - WIBW News Now!

Wouldn't it be nice to keep the racing horses in Kansas. We have been losing too many to other states for far too long.

“It’s time to right a wrong.” Jonathan Small, Topeka attorney serving as lobbyist for the Greater Kansas Racing Alliance (GKRA), made that emphasis at a recent horse owner’s workshop in Emporia. “Kansas City’s Woodlands Racetrack drew 1.7 million fans in 1990 alone,” Small said. “But...

03/31/2018

Timeline photos

Red Bag delivery - the velvety red chorioallantoic membrane is protruding from the v***a with the cervical star visible.

Source: http://loriequinesection.blogspot.com.au/

Head to our website at http://www.kansasequinerepro.com/ to check out our construction detour maps and directions!!!

03/08/2018

Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction | Horse Breeding | Lawrence KS

Head to our website at http://www.kansasequinerepro.com/ to check out our construction detour maps and directions!!!

The Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction (KsCER) specializes in mare and stallion breeding / reproductive veterinary services across all horse breeds.

02/09/2018

Loving the Blue Lights. Less stall cleaning. Happier horses.
Happier employees. No late night turnouts in the freezing cold.

Great photo of the lovely ladies at Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction posing in their Equilume Light Masks.

For more information contact Dr Shelby Hayden on how the Equilume Light Mask can benefit your breeding mares.

02/09/2018

Thanks to Equilume for the sign and sharing our picture of 3 of our embryo recipient mares

Good article from an excellent theriogenoligist (reproductive specialist). Check it out!!!

01/19/2018

Top Reproduction Studies of 2017

Good article from an excellent theriogenoligist (reproductive specialist). Check it out!!!

Dr. Regina Turner recaps research on endometritis, factors affecting pregnancy rates, treating placentitis, and more.

01/12/2018

Standing again at KsCER for the 2018 Season.

Undulata's Heir Apparent
Undulata's Nutcracker x CH An Heir About Her

12/21/2017

Breeding Older Mares

As a mare's fertility wanes, there are still steps--some simple, some cutting-edge--breeders can take to obtain a foal.

Happy Monday everyone! We have updated our website to include the new December prices for the EquiLumes. Please visit ...

12/04/2017

Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction | Horse Breeding | Lawrence KS

Happy Monday everyone! We have updated our website to include the new December prices for the EquiLumes. Please visit our website for more information! http://www.kansasequinerepro.com
Equilume Shelby Hayden Phil Kowalski Danielle Fulsaas

The Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction (KsCER) specializes in mare and stallion breeding / reproductive veterinary services across all horse breeds.

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760 N 950 Road
Lawrence, KS
66047

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

(785) 813-5922

Website

http://www.kansasequinerepro.com/

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So update on Birdie and Baby CC.

Birdie is doing great. Her exam went fantastic and she is much more calm.

Baby CC is classified as a premie even though he was 341 days. He is currently too weak to stand and only has enough strength to nurse for about 15 seconds before he falls over. We did milk Birdie and gave the milk to Baby CC through a tube feed. He had a port cathader put in to receive a liter of plasma, antibiotics, and some meds to bring up his glucose. He was extremely cold and hypothermic so we got him warmed up.

He also has flexed tendons on the front and contractures on the back so we wrapped all 4 legs. We will be calling the farrier tomorrow to get some boots put on to help his front legs to stand up more. He will be staying the night at the vet hospital along with momma for 24/7 monitoring and feedings every hour.

I'll post updates as they come.

Thank you to Dr. Hayden and staff at Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction for all your help this morning. I can't thank you enough.

Managed by Amara Packwood Ponton, collection by Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction and Dr Hayden.

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Katja Juel Vrejlev Henriksen this is your place!! Transforming into an amazing reproductive practice!!

Congratulations on the opening of your business!