Hacienda VL

04/24/2025

Paso 3: Llegada a la Hacienda
Recibimos a tu yegua con seguridad, cuidado y atención personalizada.

04/23/2025

04/23/2025

Ya tienes todo listo para trasladar a tu yegua?
El viaje al lugar de parto es tan importante como el parto mismo.

04/21/2025

¿Tu yegua está próxima a parir?
Presentamos nuestro Protocolo
En Hacienda VL, acompañamos a tu yegua gestante en cada etapa, con atención profesional, instalaciones adecuadas y pasión por lo que hacemos.
Conoce nuestro Protocolo de Parto: 8 pasos diseñados para brindar seguridad, confianza y bienestar en este momento tan importante.

Profesionalismo, experiencia y amor por los caballos.
— Dra. Lina Pérez, DVM & José Sifre

04/17/2025

04/09/2025

Foal season 🥰

10/01/2024

Bienvenido VICTORIOSO
Disponible como reproductor en Ocala, FL



02/05/2024

A beauty was born 🥰

12/27/2023

Disponible como reproductor Eclipse de la Pradera (Patrimonio del 8 x Salomé de Lusitania)
Contact us
Dra.Lina Perez 352 4705659
Jose Sifre 352 4543065

11/09/2023

Victorioso at Hacienda VL

10/22/2023

Fall at VL farm

03/20/2023

Foaling season- don’t forget to reserve your mare’s spot.

Poseidon Filly

08/15/2022

Este fin de semana Nacieron cuatro futuros 🥇campeones y 🥇campeonas del Paso Fino
Felicitaciones a sus propietarios!

08/02/2022

Newborn foals by Millonario de JH , congratulations to the owner’s

01/13/2022

FOALING SEASON IS UPON US!

Are you ready to assist your broodmare when her time comes?
 Here are some tried and true guidelines to remember during foaling:

• Unless there's an emergency, allow the foal time to break the fetal membranes. Once the foal breaks through, be sure it’s breathing.


• Generally, it’s not recommended to cut or break the umbilical cord. If it has not broken during delivery, it will usually break when the mare or foal gets up.


• Encourage the mare and foal to rest as long as possible. Give them an opportunity to bond undisturbed.


• Following birth of the foal, the mare and her newborn should be monitored for normal breathing, brightness and alertness. The mare should be non-aggressive, curious and accepting of the foal.


• Foal should stand and nurse within two hours of birth. If the foal has not nursed within three hours, call your veterinarian. The foal may be weak and in need of assistance or medical attention.


• Once the placenta has been expelled, examine it to make sure it is intact, particularly at the tips of the horns. The afterbirth will be Y-shaped and should have only the hole through which the foal emerged.


• A foal must receive colostrum (the mare's first milk) within the first eight to 12 hours of life in order to absorb the antibodies. If a foal is too weak to nurse, it may be necessary to milk the mare and give the colostrum to the foal via a stomach tube.

Contact your veterinarian to learn more so you can be prepared to help the new mother and foal get off to a great start!

Additional information is also available on our website:
Foaling Mare & Newborn: Preparing for a Safe & Successful Foal Delivery | https://aaep.org/horsehealth/foaling-mare-newborn-preparing-safe-successful-foal-delivery

Equine Reproduction From Conception to Birth | https://aaep.org/horsehealth/equine-reproduction-conception-birth