Maeve's Haven

Maeve's Haven Thoroughbred rehab & rehoming Because they have so much more to give.

Current gallery of horses waiting for their next job with their forever person-La Guerrerita "Rita" 2018 17hh dark bay m...
06/19/2026

Current gallery of horses waiting for their next job with their forever person-

La Guerrerita "Rita" 2018 17hh dark bay mare. English prospect

Consequential "Kahn" 2014 16hh Chestnut gelding. Could go any direction

Premium 2020 15.3hh bay gelding. Western/fun show prospect

Lil Carrie D "Carrie" 2020 16.3hh bay mare. English prospect

Getoutofmykitchen affectionately called "Spork" 2020 15.3hh bay mare. English/fun show prospect

PM Maeve's Haven or Haley Bevers for more info or to schedule a showing.These are all off track thoroughbreds & would do best with intermediate to experienced riders.
*It is our goal at Maeve's Haven to to place our horses in loving homes where they will stay. So please, only inquire if you are prepared, willing & able to provide that. ❤️
PPEs welcome at buyer's expense. No holds without deposit. Posted in multiple groups
Located near Oshkosh

06/18/2026

I believe some souls do not enter our lives by accident. They arrive quietly, without promises, without explanations, and yet they leave footprints so deep that time itself cannot erase them.

Some bonds are stronger than words. Stronger than distance. Stronger than the passing of years. They are felt in the silence between heartbeats, in the memories that return when we least expect them, and in the invisible thread that keeps two souls connected no matter where life takes them.

Animals teach us this better than anyone. They never ask for perfection. They never care about success, status, or appearance. They love with a purity that many people spend a lifetime searching for. A look, a touch, a gentle nudge of a nose, the sound of familiar hooves approaching from afar—sometimes that is enough to remind us what unconditional love truly means.

And when they leave, they never really disappear.

Their favorite places remain. Their habits remain. Their presence lingers in the quiet corners of our hearts. We still turn our heads, expecting to see them. We still remember the warmth they brought into ordinary days. We still hear echoes of moments that once felt endless.

Maybe that is because real love does not end when a life ends.

Maybe every soul we deeply love becomes a part of us forever. A part of our story. A part of our journey. A part of every tomorrow that follows.

I like to believe that somewhere beyond what we can see, there is a promise woven into the fabric of existence. A promise that true connections are never lost. They simply wait. Patiently. Faithfully.

And if there are other lifetimes, other roads, other beginnings yet to come, I know one thing for certain.

I would recognize you again.

Not by your face.
Not by your name.
Not by the sound of your voice.

I would recognize you by the feeling of home you carry within you.

And I would search for you, over and over, through every season, every distance, every lifetime.

Because some souls are worth finding again.

06/14/2026
NEW ARRIVAL! Welcome 8yr old 17hh stunner "La Guerrerita""Rita" Stay tuned for details!
06/13/2026

NEW ARRIVAL!
Welcome 8yr old 17hh stunner "La Guerrerita"
"Rita"
Stay tuned for details!

05/28/2026

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NEW ARRIVAL! Welcome, 6yr old gelding, "Premium" Stay tuned for details!
05/28/2026

NEW ARRIVAL!
Welcome, 6yr old gelding, "Premium"
Stay tuned for details!

05/05/2026

"In the horse world, performance and welfare are often talked about as though they live on opposite ends of a spectrum," writes Chelsea Canedy. But what if you didn't have to choose? Canedy says it is possible to have high-level goals without losing sight of the horse when performance is built on understanding rather than domination.

Read her story "Bridging the Gap Between Performance and Welfare" on Horse Network. ⬇

📷 Noelle Floyd

A few more pics of Lil Carrie D enjoying her newly acquired off track life
05/05/2026

A few more pics of Lil Carrie D enjoying her newly acquired off track life

AVAILABLE!Consequential "Kahn" 16hh 12yr old TB chestnut gelding. Rides English or Western, introduced to jumps, been on...
05/05/2026

AVAILABLE!
Consequential "Kahn" 16hh 12yr old TB chestnut gelding. Rides English or Western, introduced to jumps, been on trails. Not spooky, middle herd, does fine with rough board, but stalled in inclimate weather. Good for the terrier, loads well & up to date on shots & teeth. He does need someone who knows what they're doing, but will do whatever is asked. His only con is he's a cribber. PM Maeve's Haven or Kayla Friday for more info or to schedule a showing.
$5000 Winneconne

02/02/2026

Horse Pregnancy Explained: Month-by-Month Foal Development (Complete Guide)

Horse pregnancy is one of nature’s most fascinating journeys. From a microscopic embryo to a strong, standing foal, the process takes about 335–345 days (11 months). Each month brings critical changes that shape the foal’s health and future.

Here’s a clear, accurate, and easy-to-understand breakdown of every stage of horse pregnancy 👇



🟤 Month 1 (Days 1–30)
• Fertilized egg travels to the uterus
• Embryo implants around day 16
• Heartbeat detectable by day 24–25
• Most sensitive stage with highest risk of early loss
• No visible signs in the mare



🟤 Month 2 (Days 31–60)
• Embryo officially becomes a fetus
• Head, spine, and limb buds form
• Eyes and ears begin developing
• Placenta starts functioning
• Pregnancy clearly confirmed by ultrasound



🟤 Month 3 (Days 61–90)
• Fetus about the size of a mouse
• Legs, tail, and neck fully shaped
• Major organs forming
• S*x organs begin development
• Mare may show slight weight gain



🟤 Month 4 (Days 91–120)
• Fetus grows to 15–20 cm
• Facial features become defined
• Mane and tail follicles start forming
• Fetus moves deeper into abdomen



🟤 Month 5 (Days 121–150)
• Rapid skeletal growth
• Hooves begin forming
• Hair follicles, whiskers, eyelids develop
• Fetus weighs around 1–2 kg
• Mare’s belly starts rounding



🟤 Month 6 (Days 151–180)
• Fetus clearly looks like a foal
• Coat pattern begins to appear
• Muscle development increases
• Immune system starts forming
• Mare needs better nutrition



🟤 Month 7 (Days 181–210)
• Significant weight gain in foal
• Mane and tail lengthen
• Bones continue hardening
• Foal practices reflex movements
• Mare’s pregnancy becomes obvious



🟤 Month 8 (Days 211–240)
• Fat reserves develop
• Lungs continue maturing
• Foal weighs about 15–20 kg
• Mare may move slower and rest more
• Foaling preparations should begin



🟤 Month 9 (Days 241–270)
• Rapid growth phase
• Organs near full maturity
• Strong fetal movements felt
• Udder may start developing
• Close monitoring recommended



🟤 Month 10 (Days 271–300)
• Foal positions for birth
• Lungs and digestive system finalize
• Udder enlarges
• Teats may show wax droplets



🟤 Month 11 (Days 301–345)
• Final weight gain (almost 50% of total growth)
• Pelvic ligaments soften
• Udder full and milk may drip
• Foal fully ready for birth



🟢 Foaling (Birth)
• Normal labor lasts 15–30 minutes
• Front hooves appear first, followed by nose
• Foal stands within 1 hour
• Nurses within 2 hours
• Placenta expelled within 3 hours



🐴 Why This Matters
Understanding each stage of horse pregnancy helps owners, breeders, and horse lovers:
• Improve mare care
• Prevent complications
• Ensure a healthy foal
• Recognize warning signs early

A healthy foal starts with informed care 💚

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