I hope all is well with Annie and Red. I have thought about this every day since I read it 
[QUOTE=Laurierace;6260188]
That is ridiculous that they don’t let the foal come along to the breeding farm. Stress hormones don’t make a real pleasant environment for the semen. I have taken foals in to the breeding shed, taken foals to the breeding farm but left them in the trailer while their dam was bred and taken them to the breeding farm and sticking them in a stall while their dam was bred but never been forced to leave them home. Fingers crossed that she is in foal so they don’t have to repeat the process![/QUOTE]
I have to agree, it seems so counter productive to get a mare that upset while trying to get her in foal. I kind of had a feeling when I saw the video that Red wasn’t going to like being separated from Annie one bit…that made me cry, but I am so happy to hear they are doing well now.
Me, too. I check for this thread several times a day, to see if there are any updates on Annie and Red.
[QUOTE=Louise;6268586]
Me, too. I check for this thread several times a day, to see if there are any updates on Annie and Red.[/QUOTE]
This. Would love updates.
