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  • #181
    We are a bunch of lame-o's aren't we?
    Yes. My husband is just absolutely amazed I am sitting here "watching a stall". He just doesn't understand.
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    • #182
      Originally posted by Dalfan View Post
      Yes. My husband is just absolutely amazed I am sitting here "watching a stall". He just doesn't understand.
      He will learn.

      I'm somewhat of a spaz about watching a mare (someone else's) when I've gone a few days into it -- like Suerte! But with my own I'm 100 times worse, so this doesn't phase my husband anymore. This level of obsession doesn't even register with him.
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      • #183
        If anyone wants to see the cutest little mini baby while waiting for Suerte's baby:
        http://www.marestare.com/tinytrotter.htm

        He/she was born about 1 hour ago, I caught the tail-end of the birth (no pun intended

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        • #184
          That mini is adorable. Maybe Suerte will have a litter of those!
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          • #185
            Moonstrider: Thanks for the hot tip. I tuned in just in time to see a tiny blanket put on the mini foal. Too cute!

            Now if only Ms. Suerte would follow suit...

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            • #186
              Looks like Suerte is getting pretty restless.

              Genivieve - Can you tell her that we are three hours ahead on the east coast. I really need to get to sleep by midnight so she only has two more hours to foal!
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              • #187
                hmmm... is it me or is she looking uncomfortable???

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                • #188
                  She is looking uncomfortable. Where is this mare foaling (state i mean). Looks like its daylight. Wonder who is lurking in the background that the mare seems to keep looking at? She looks real ready to go.
                  Sandy
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                  • #189
                    I, for one, am so thankful I have Suerte to watch! She is at least acting like she is going to do something! The mare I have on the monitor here at home (339 days) has been flat out in her stall sleeping for 32 minutes and counting-talk about watching paint dry!
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                    • #190
                      holy cow...she is hanging looowww! Tonight is the night.

                      I just hope she does it in the next hour or so...
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                      • #191
                        Sugarbrook, she's in Ca. If I were as big as she is, I'd be uncomfortable too.

                        I think if she doesn't go, she's going to need a skateboard under her belly to go along when she walks. I don't know that it can get much lower.

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                        • #192
                          Good God, at this angle she looks positively deformed. Her head doesn't even look like it belongs to that huge belly! Her belly looks like it would touch the straw if it got any lower!
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                          • #193
                            clearound - get a good night sleep. She probably will not go tonight.
                            She looked more restless last night.
                            Now that I said that she will foal in a few hours just to spite me.
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                            • #194
                              Oh God, I am glued. Please lovely girl, push. She does seem more restless.
                              OMGIH, I loff my mares clique

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                              • #195
                                Oh thanks. Calif. Time difference from here. Thought it looked "light" there!!
                                Poor mare. She is so ready. Just had a maiden mare foal here last night. No signs what so ever. Just a nice, kinda regular, bag. Kinda softened in the hind quarters, thats it. She was 331 days. She just kinda laid down and foaled. No muss, no fuss. Dont ya love those maidens?? Some of mine who have had 7, 8 or 9, make a total production about it. Good vibes coming my way. Out to ck on our new foal.
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                                • #196
                                  There is no one lurking - she likes the barn cat and he is probably hunting those rotten little birds that have invaded my barn. Suerte is probably trying to convince the cat to bring her some carrots.
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                                  • #197
                                    This may be a silly question-I'm completely ignorant when it comes to this foaling stuff-but won't her belly get less low as the baby moves into the canal?

                                    I only ask that because my trainers mare looked the same way - belly so low I thought the baby was gonna be walking on the ground before he was actually out of there! Two days before she foaled I checked on her and her belly was MUCH more round and she seemed to be raised through the back a bit and the low belly look was almost completely gone. Sure, the belly was still lower than a non-pregger horse but it didn't have that droop look.

                                    Maybe all mares are different in that respect as well?
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                                    • #198
                                      She's down!!!!!!!!! PUSH!!!!

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                                      • #199
                                        Resting.

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                                        • #200
                                          With Suerte in the past when her belly gets a pointy shape at the bottem and she gets fuller in her flanks she is close.
                                          Her shape has changed in the past 24 hours so the baby has moved.
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