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Elite European Sport Horses, Inc. - Importers of quality Hanoverian, Dutch, and Swedish Warmblood sport horses. Site includes listing by breeds, photos, descriptions, FAQ, import costs. Videos of sale horses available. Located in Chicago, Illinois
Fresh Start Farm - Full service Sporthorse breeding and training farm standing the American Warmblood licensed Knowtorious Son, the Oldenburgs Rijn Beau and Gonzilla and an American Sport Pony. Warmblood youngstock, horses and ponies for sale. Located west of St. Louis, Missouri.
Gatewood Farms - Specializing in American and European sporthorse sales and services, including import, frozen semen, and breeding. Located in Cordele, GA, USA.
Hoffman's Whispering Pines Farm - Standing Quarter Horse stallion, Office Commander. Site includes breeding information, offspring for sale and accomplishments. Located in Sun Prairie.
Horse Breeders - 'Azpin Arabians'is a successful horse breeding facility. We're home of the true black, Onyx Sultan, and the Noble Azpin.
Hunting Crest Farms - Offering Sporthorses for breeding, training, and boarding. Full service facility, including breeding and contract information on Thoroughbred stallion Gaelic Padraic. Also youngstock for sale. Located in Colorado Springs, CO.
Imprimis N Gold - World Champion stallion standing at Dudley Quarter Horses. Site includes photos of offspring for sale, breeding information, winning offspring, and a gallery of previous print advertisements. Located in Pelzer.
Mannuscriptfarm - Full service Sporthorse breeding facility, as well as the home of the Oldenburg stallion, Mannhattan. Located in Gunnison, Colorado.
Mid-Iowa Equine - Promoting Breeders of Central Iowa Horses. Many breeds are featured and offered for sale from different farms.
Noble Vision Sport Horses - Hanoverian, Oldenburg, and American Warmblood Horses for sale. Breeding for disposition, movement, conformation, and athletic performance in dressage. Young dressage prospects available. Located near Southern Pines in Spring Lake, NC.
Oakwood Quarter Horses - Home of Color Me Buddy, Palomino Horse Breeders Association Top Horse in the Nation. Includes offspring photos and accomplishments.
October Hill Farms - On-line showring performance videos of Sporthorse stallions Lordship, and Amaretto D II Youngstock for sale, breeding contracts, on-line contact form. Located in Hudson Oaks, Texas.
The Virtual Saleyard - Classified ads for horses of all breeds and types, plus stallion listings, news, and trade mart. Text only is free, cost for photos and other options. On-line ad form and editor.
Whispering Oaks - Arabian Sporthorse for endurance racing, hunter and dressage disciplines. Standing at stud 16.2 Russian Arabian Sporthorse TLA Halynov. Site includes stallion and breeding information, broodmare and youngstock. Located in San Luis Obispo, CA.
Wild Irish Rose - Breeding Irish Draught and Connemara x Thoroughbred sporthorses in Pomeroy, Washington. Details of the breeds, and listing stock for sale.
Woodrick Ranch - Breeding and Training Quarter horses for western pleasure. Home of 1997 NSBA champion stallion, Protect Your Assets. Breeder history, RealVideo, pedigree, photographs, achievements, and foal information. Located in Aubrey.
A respected equestrian author teaches novices how to breed horses.
With the aid of two expert consultants - equine veterinary surgeon Janet Eley and Barrie Hosie, stud groom to the Duke of Roxburgh - Susan McBane has written a book for novice breeders who are fairly experienced with horses and ponies. Modern Horse Breeding is unique in that it is presented in two parts. Part 1, Veterinary Considerations, includes chapters on: why you need a vet; reproductive function in mare and stallion; genetics and heredity; pregnancy; before, during, and after foaling; nutritional requirement of mare, foal, and young stock; diseases and abnormalities; artificial insemination and embryo transfer. Part 2, Practical Aspects, will help you understand: the right and wrong reasons for breeding a horse; financial matters; the foundation stock; sending the mare to stud; care of the pregnant mare; what happens after breeding. Easy-to-read, reliable, and up-to-date, Modern Horse Breeding includes warnings about when to call in expert help, points out the signs of impending problems, and details the foaling process starting a month beforehand. (7 1/2 x 9 3/4, 160 pages, b&w photos, illustrations, charts)
Designed as a crash course in the foaling process,
The Complete Book of Foaling is equally valuable for veteran horsemen and for people who have never seen a foal born.
Dr. Karen Hayes, an equine veterinarian with a specialty in reproduction, explains how to handle a foaling - any foaling,
regardless of how easy or how complicated it may turn out to be. Her feeling is that if we know what is happening inside
the mare during the late stages of pregnancy and labor, we will understand what is normal and be able to recognize when
something goes wrong. She takes us through the whole process step by step, from three weeks before foaling, through the
new baby's first twelve hours. She even has a section on how to predict when the foaling will occur, so the designated
attendant will be sure to be there when it happens. Since most foals are born at night, and it may be difficult to get
help when it's needed, this book, with its 150 photographs and diagrams, can be the source of information and
reassurance the foaling attendant needs.
The Complete Book of Foaling not only teaches how to troubleshoot problems but also explains why a problem has occurred
and what must be done to correct it. Dr. Hayes knows that the foaling process can be scary and exciting at the same time.
She wants to make it the exhilarating and positive experience it is meant to be by contributing not just her expertise but
that of "the silent and patient teachings of the mares and foals" she attended.
"The horses are the real authors," she says. "I am privileged to be their interpreter."
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