381 days now.....
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Skipitgirl
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381 days now.....
nope, no baby. 
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Roguelet wrote:Seriously, what is the record? Does anyone know? For mares in general or for TB mares?
According to http://www.equine-reproduction.com/articles/overdue.shtml the longest live foal delivery on record is 445 days.
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According to a 2002 study from England, "Factors affecting gestation length in the Thoroughbred mare," Animal Reproductive Science, Vol 74(3-5) p175-185, doi:10.1016/S0378-4320(02)00171-9, the gestation length range resulting in viable foals was 315-388 days.
According to http://www.equine-reproduction.com/arti ... rdue.shtml the longest live foal delivery on record is 445 days.
Geez.. Wonder if they foaled and weaned all in the same week?
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oooh, inducing is never good in horses. My vets refuse to do it (thank goodness) but I know some quarter horse people who do it. They always have some injury to the mare or foal. You can induce the contractions, but if the foal isn't positioned and the cervix open, you have a complete disaster.
Waiting is annoying and wearying, but the best solution.
Waiting is annoying and wearying, but the best solution.
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