@craftygurl15 no, you don't cut it, the foal usually lies with its back legs inside the mother for a while while blood passes from the blood vessels in the cord into the foal. When the mother stands on her own after this rest period the umbilical cord will break
debyj1952. im pretty sure that man knows exactly what he is doing, or else the people that own the horse wouldnt have let him help. you need to go criticize someone else that actually needs to be criticized, and not be such a know it all.
My you get so testy over people questioning what is being done.... rudeness should not be the first thing you come back with...comments will be made when you post things and if you don't want to get comments then don't post. Nothing I asked or said was meant to be as rude as your response was. So sorry you aren't able to handle what others question. As for horses in the wild, that may well be but no one is there watching them either.
ARE YOU SERIOUS??? He doesn't know what he's doing, or else when she first went down he would have helped by straightening that foals leg in the first place!!!! and he should be worried about making sure nothing is obstructing the baby's breathing, not taking the afterbirth off of the hind legs!!!!
@debyj1952 So..... What did these horses do when they were in the wild? Did they reach behind and straighten their fouls legs? Shut up my god. These horses have been around nearly as long as humans I'm sure they've figured their shit out by now.
@BeeVan19 Yes, and many horses and their foals die in the wild ;) There are many things that can go wrong. You want to do everything to ensure a safe, quick delivery.
What a shame to let the mare strain like that = just pull the second leg and the foal would have lipped out. When he finally pulled he did it wrong, too = you pull towards the mare's hocks, not away from the mare. What bunch of amateurs. But golly he did wear gloves!
@1978vollrath I'm sure this guy knew what he was doing, he looks like a professional. Probably their vet. Usually a vet knows what to do in situations like these. The foal was born with no problems at all it seems. I really wish people would stop acting like professionals when they see a video like this.
I really wish people would quit saying to wrap the tail what does a wild horse have one of the mares wrap her tail i mean seriously its just the same with breeding ps beautiful foal great job
@mrd09002 You do realize that if they hadn't have pulled the foal out, it could have suffocated and died? The mare was getting tired. they HAD to help.
I cannot stand to see humans interfere when there is not need to. Unless the mare is distressed...let nature take it's course. The only thing I would have done prior is to wrap the tail.
awww beautiful foal :) i don't mean to be critical, and i'm sure this foal was fine, but next time can u please wrap the mare's tail? horse hair is so coarse that it can scratch the sensitive cornea of the eye of the foal during birth, and the tail can also contain bacteria from feces, but the main point is the eye. thanks!! just to be cautious. otherwise, very well handled and gorgeous horses :) i'm sure mother and baby are doing well
It's sad that my grandmother's friend's horse and my best friend Amber miscarried and lost her baby in 2007. It was something wrong in her uterus and i comforted her to cope with the loss. The vet decided the should not breed her again. Amber is such a strong girl and i will love her until the day she draws her final breath.
@es13100 DID YOU KNOW THAT 98% OF PEOPLE WHO WATCHED THIS VIDEO ARE EITHER STERILE OR CANT HAVE KIDS, AND WATCH VIDEOS OF ANIMALS GIVING BIRTH SO THE CAN COPE WITH THEIR OWN GUILT? I FALL IN THE 2% OF PEOPLE WHO SOMEHOW ENDED UP HERE WHILE WATCHING VIDEOS ABOUT STUFF THATS NOT GAY.
@ZER0EVO sorry to but in, but why would people feel guilty cuz they can't have babies? that's stupid and not true. people watch this video because they want to see a horse give birth. not cuz they can't have kids. that's dumb. sorry.
you should be very proud of yourself. out of all the vids i've watched on you tube, the box is the cleanest and biggest. just perfect for a foaling mare. and i thought my dads stud farm was great. well done
You have to remember this isn't a wild horse, it's a domesticated animal just like a dog or cat. It gets it hooves clipped, tail and mane brushed, and fed everyday.
This is the same guy who pulled on the other foal too, while the mare was NOT contracting. Also he pulls them all the way out, which is not necessary. I sure hope this foal doens't die of joint problems like the other did that he pulled on that way.
you shouldnt break the amniotic sac until the foals shoulders have passed...if for any reason the foal slipped back in the mare it would drown in the amniotic fluid
This is an excellent video! I am a college freshmen in a foaling class (how incredible is that), and I have been searching for good videos of successful foalings.
You do realize in the wild, they do give birth during the daytime....feeling at any moment, a mountain lion or bear could come and kill them....at least in a stall, surrounded by the people who raised them, cared for them, the mother is going to feel safer. She didn't seem distressed, other than the fact she was in labor. It was quiet, well lit...so the owners could see if there was a problem.
i dont mean this nastily but she has probibly been in a stall or feild from the moment she was born so she wouldnt be used to a mountain lion or bear. Anyway i dont own a horse so got to start studying up on my horse books... :P
horses still have common sense. they still are very cautious. they still know about dangers like mountain lions and bears. they still have wild horse sense.
Im sorry i didnt mean it that way. I was just stating a fact. My horse is scared of getting a bath but because its not summer i cant desensitize her to it. My point is that horses are scared of MANY things, and i did not mean to be mean.
What's with all the lights on,and the croud?It's suppose to be a little private and relaxing with not too much light,the mare looked extremly disturbed and what else can she do when her water has broke then lay down and try.And whhat are you people doing walking in to her stable and filling it with new straw right on a buissy moment?:SThat's something you should prepair, and leave her alone and be quiet!And the foal is lucky it could of been seriously hurt from the mare when she moved like that
Jeeeeeeeeesus christ. Here comes the Supreme Emperor of horse ownership... Stop acting like there was a thrash metal concert and laser light show happening inside the horse's stall. Everything they did was fine.
just for all the no nowts i unfortunately didn't get to see my mare foal in time and the foals head came out before the legs and we lost it and nearly the mare if we hadn't getting the foal out and flushed her out, it doesn't always help not to interfere, so well done you could see she needed a little help
Okay waht i noticed is that The guy was pulling non stop. I have helped my mare through birth and i know that you should only pull when she pushes or you can break something...
Excessive pulling again, pull with contractions! Also, you dont remove hind legs from the dam, once the baby is out, you leave her and it be as there is several pints of blood now flowing to the foal via the umbilical cord.
Maybe the mare could have stayed still, without getting up, if they didn't move around her, adding straw and talking... Mares like to foal, alone or with discrete public !
"It's a new world,it's a new start,it's a life with the beating of a young heart,it's a new day in a new land,and it's waiting for me-Here I am!":)So amazing as a little beautiful new creature starts breathing!Brethtaking!:)
We only assist a birth if the mare's been in labor for an extended time with no progress. In that case, something could be stuck or turned wrong or the mare is just too tired and needs help. Other than that, we stay out of the way. It's a natural thing, people. The more natural you allow it to be, the better for the both the mum and the babe.
HorseFreak15, How are you supposed to help? Pull the freakin thing out? That would hurt the mother.I think she can do it herself, A lot of horses can...
i have a question how does ubical cord come off if it has to be cut i dont get this because my mare is pregnant please reply
craftygurl15 6 days ago
@craftygurl15 no, you don't cut it, the foal usually lies with its back legs inside the mother for a while while blood passes from the blood vessels in the cord into the foal. When the mother stands on her own after this rest period the umbilical cord will break
philippa144 1 day ago
It looks dead because it can't really move when its mother is still pushing I guess
Shinketa 1 week ago
@Shinketa They don't move until their hips pass through.
CrushersCharisma 1 week ago
how come when a mare is foaling, the foal looks dead?
horseyshoes101 1 week ago
@horseyshoes101 So they don't injury the mother. Do human babies move around when being born? No, same with other animals.
CrushersCharisma 1 week ago
oi mten ihana
kahrinean0 1 week ago
as soon as a realized what "foaling" ment i stopped watching Dx
AlyssaFgt 1 month ago
@AlyssaFgt dumbass... ;)
Ouraniax3 3 weeks ago
What a littel buty Welcome to the wrold:)
MrDjJoar 2 months ago
feelin sorry for it!!!
:(
TheJordiJJ 3 months ago
debyj1952. im pretty sure that man knows exactly what he is doing, or else the people that own the horse wouldnt have let him help. you need to go criticize someone else that actually needs to be criticized, and not be such a know it all.
TheOneAndOnlyBrookie 3 months ago
ouch , that's what i call pain in the ass xD
Nomoredie 4 months ago
What a beautiful black mare!
Anthropophagism 4 months ago
Hey little one^^ Welcome to the world <3
DarkRedKitten 4 months ago 4
c tro beau a voir
la naissance d un poulain
oceanelabe28 5 months ago
My you get so testy over people questioning what is being done.... rudeness should not be the first thing you come back with...comments will be made when you post things and if you don't want to get comments then don't post. Nothing I asked or said was meant to be as rude as your response was. So sorry you aren't able to handle what others question. As for horses in the wild, that may well be but no one is there watching them either.
debyj1952 5 months ago
He did a fine job. There was nothing to do about the leg and the foak was breathing fine. Stop being so critical when your not involed.
fatmlove16 5 months ago
@nicki3236 How do you know
Dezey101 5 months ago
@nicki3236 How do u know
Dezey101 5 months ago
ARE YOU SERIOUS??? He doesn't know what he's doing, or else when she first went down he would have helped by straightening that foals leg in the first place!!!! and he should be worried about making sure nothing is obstructing the baby's breathing, not taking the afterbirth off of the hind legs!!!!
debyj1952 6 months ago
@debyj1952 So..... What did these horses do when they were in the wild? Did they reach behind and straighten their fouls legs? Shut up my god. These horses have been around nearly as long as humans I'm sure they've figured their shit out by now.
BeeVan19 5 months ago
@BeeVan19 Yes, and many horses and their foals die in the wild ;) There are many things that can go wrong. You want to do everything to ensure a safe, quick delivery.
matt73 1 month ago
@debyj1952 so u do as u are a vet! this is u tube not national geographic.
myhorsemylife1 2 months ago
Aww the miracle of life!
kotek420 6 months ago
Soooo PRETTY! I love the mare and foal both!! well I got to like them both, they look just alike!
bb123699 7 months ago
That baby was born in the bag. That's almost sub-zero
Kenttas 7 months ago
What a shame to let the mare strain like that = just pull the second leg and the foal would have lipped out. When he finally pulled he did it wrong, too = you pull towards the mare's hocks, not away from the mare. What bunch of amateurs. But golly he did wear gloves!
1978vollrath 8 months ago
@1978vollrath I'm sure this guy knew what he was doing, he looks like a professional. Probably their vet. Usually a vet knows what to do in situations like these. The foal was born with no problems at all it seems. I really wish people would stop acting like professionals when they see a video like this.
mshorselover08951 6 months ago 3
why dont they help and pull the foals legs a littel bit?
happysun995 8 months ago
the foal is so cute. Was this the mare's first foal?
wolfboylikesmetal 8 months ago
I really wish people would quit saying to wrap the tail what does a wild horse have one of the mares wrap her tail i mean seriously its just the same with breeding ps beautiful foal great job
HorsexrxLife13 8 months ago
The foal had it's right elbow caught back, why the mare got up, to try & loosen it.
mvaussies 11 months ago
she is butiful!
wozawowow 11 months ago
@sirensloft acttually, they usually give birth at night
SPAgirlLauren 11 months ago
Shut up and let the horse finish in silence, disturbing humans during birth!
mrd09002 11 months ago
@mrd09002 You do realize that if they hadn't have pulled the foal out, it could have suffocated and died? The mare was getting tired. they HAD to help.
3barrels2souls1dream 11 months ago
@3barrels2souls1dream
Yes, but don't talk!!!!
mrd09002 11 months ago
@mrd09002 Don't talk...? o.o
3barrels2souls1dream 11 months ago
The filly is so cute!
BaymarDolly123 11 months ago
2 beautiful girls! Mother did a great job.
Sylverdryad 11 months ago
haha awww this horse was born a day before my birthday cuz me horses bday is 18th may 2007 my one is 19th may 2000
yellowcrazyants 11 months ago
I cannot stand to see humans interfere when there is not need to. Unless the mare is distressed...let nature take it's course. The only thing I would have done prior is to wrap the tail.
CTJusticeofthePeace 1 year ago
ya fuck you peta without humans animals like horses would have a lot harder time with giving birth. and they could even die
bbblueman23 1 year ago
i agree with Tuckie!
Horseisle1 1 year ago
qww beutifull horses! the foals soo cute!!
TuckieTheHorse 1 year ago
awww beautiful foal :) i don't mean to be critical, and i'm sure this foal was fine, but next time can u please wrap the mare's tail? horse hair is so coarse that it can scratch the sensitive cornea of the eye of the foal during birth, and the tail can also contain bacteria from feces, but the main point is the eye. thanks!! just to be cautious. otherwise, very well handled and gorgeous horses :) i'm sure mother and baby are doing well
fluteyhorse 1 year ago
It's sad that my grandmother's friend's horse and my best friend Amber miscarried and lost her baby in 2007. It was something wrong in her uterus and i comforted her to cope with the loss. The vet decided the should not breed her again. Amber is such a strong girl and i will love her until the day she draws her final breath.
kiltsonfire164 1 year ago
The mare's so pretty and the name is so appropriate because she's so graceful.
MsChocoholic59 1 year ago
is it okay for a person to pull on it like that. she was doing fine by herself. anywhoos. cute baby!!!
elinheartstristin 1 year ago
@elinheartstristin yes, it is fine as long as you pull with the contractions and stop when she stops.
bigrigcrow1 1 year ago
not trying to be rude or a hater, but the horse looked prettly lol with two whoves out its vagina
ijustin4u 1 year ago
la pauvre sa dois lui faire mal
SheryfaMonIdole 1 year ago
@SheryfaMonIdole Comme la plupart des mammifères qui accouchent :)
nickierainbow 1 year ago
awwwwwwwwwwww he looks like his mama
Angelhorse66 1 year ago
every video i see the leg is the first thing out
HawkStar100 1 year ago
Come on mama! Push! you can do it! :) Beautiful baby :)
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ZER0EVO 1 year ago
@ZER0EVO HOLY FUCK DUDE IF ITS GROSS DONT FUCKING WATCH IT!!
es13100 1 year ago
@es13100 DID YOU KNOW THAT 98% OF PEOPLE WHO WATCHED THIS VIDEO ARE EITHER STERILE OR CANT HAVE KIDS, AND WATCH VIDEOS OF ANIMALS GIVING BIRTH SO THE CAN COPE WITH THEIR OWN GUILT? I FALL IN THE 2% OF PEOPLE WHO SOMEHOW ENDED UP HERE WHILE WATCHING VIDEOS ABOUT STUFF THATS NOT GAY.
ZER0EVO 1 year ago
@ZER0EVO and, ahem, how do you know that smart-alik?
es13100 1 year ago
@es13100 Smart-alik? how old are you 48?
ZER0EVO 1 year ago
@ZER0EVO No, I thought you were.
es13100 1 year ago
@ZER0EVO sorry to but in, but why would people feel guilty cuz they can't have babies? that's stupid and not true. people watch this video because they want to see a horse give birth. not cuz they can't have kids. that's dumb. sorry.
elinheartstristin 1 year ago
do baby animals always come out of sax? yes!
andymaniaca 1 year ago
tres beau poulain
Thegreg1807 1 year ago
tres beau poulain
Thegreg1807 1 year ago
you should be very proud of yourself. out of all the vids i've watched on you tube, the box is the cleanest and biggest. just perfect for a foaling mare. and i thought my dads stud farm was great. well done
pronchokapital 1 year ago
You have to remember this isn't a wild horse, it's a domesticated animal just like a dog or cat. It gets it hooves clipped, tail and mane brushed, and fed everyday.
lynz411 1 year ago
This is the same guy who pulled on the other foal too, while the mare was NOT contracting. Also he pulls them all the way out, which is not necessary. I sure hope this foal doens't die of joint problems like the other did that he pulled on that way.
Lurking99 1 year ago
It sounds cold outside... *Shivers.* >.<
Ryoukoholic 1 year ago
so sweet.
my horse is born for 5 years.. it was in our box, too.
but i was in the shool and couldn´t be there at the right time.
LiLaLailaaa 1 year ago
i love black horses! They look so cool!
blubber55555 1 year ago
quel beau moment !!! :)
ecuriesdeplaisir 1 year ago
amazing
birthcrazy 1 year ago
she is pritty
horselove151 1 year ago
That was magical =) such a cute little foal
ReLeAsEm3 1 year ago
she had a pretty quick delivery
horsesaremylife31899 1 year ago
سبحان الله العظيم
fatima23ful 1 year ago
Horse have it good... They dont bleed out of the Vagina... :(
AnnaFeshies 1 year ago
@AnnaFeshies they don'T? O_O
Chebasey 1 year ago
@AnnaFeshies
that is there vagina lol.the baby comes out the piss hole.
pretty much same thing.
exept the poo hole and the pidd hole r right by each other. :) wow!
homiekreesh2000 1 year ago
Wow absolutely gorgeous foal
18mickeyboy 1 year ago
What a beautiful foal. That'll be a beauty.
toridestiny 1 year ago
you shouldnt break the amniotic sac until the foals shoulders have passed...if for any reason the foal slipped back in the mare it would drown in the amniotic fluid
amymariethompson1 1 year ago
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vendadecavalos159 1 year ago
woah she was standing atthe start while giving birth
pennaxx23 1 year ago
They are both beautiful!!
GreenBayBreyerFarm 1 year ago
In the wild, how would the embillical cord detach? Randm question...
XxLittleMizzEmoxX 1 year ago
@XxLittleMizzEmoxX when the mother stands up it breaks
Horses4ever8 1 year ago
beautiful moment..congrats to the mother and the owner.
marter2006 1 year ago
trop chou le cycle de la vie !!!!!!!!! <3 :P
choupinetteGV 1 year ago
dam fo0 are u suppose to be pulling the baby like that just le do mather nature do it's work!
nancyelim 1 year ago
it could have got kinda dangeuros when a mare is walking during a foaling.... But it looks like all tuned out vevry well!! ;D
TheHorsesRocks 2 years ago
ahahah okey :D
Liwa98 2 years ago
@Leopard
As far as the video shows they didn't :-(
If you mean us: The foal was born in the middle of the night, so we didn't see it.
chaeferl 2 years ago
How come you left the amniotic sack over the foals mouth so long? We asume thats what our foal died from :((
chaeferl 2 years ago
@chaeferl
err they didnt?
LeopardSpot22 2 years ago
wow what long legs the foal have unlike the other vids i saw!:D
TheEderon 2 years ago
This is an excellent video! I am a college freshmen in a foaling class (how incredible is that), and I have been searching for good videos of successful foalings.
Thank you for the video, and congratulations. =)
PottersHallows 2 years ago 5
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it was almost like a turd. when you push it comes back in if yah dont get a good hold XD congratulations though
KnightMare140 2 years ago
Wow look a mother and her baby like black beauty
Kleinenette 2 years ago 41
What a beautiful mama and baby :)
from3dn 2 years ago
um its not supposed to be very stressful, giving birth to a foal, for the mare. what happened to the light, may i ask u???????
TheSmileyGirly 2 years ago
You do realize in the wild, they do give birth during the daytime....feeling at any moment, a mountain lion or bear could come and kill them....at least in a stall, surrounded by the people who raised them, cared for them, the mother is going to feel safer. She didn't seem distressed, other than the fact she was in labor. It was quiet, well lit...so the owners could see if there was a problem.
sirensloft 2 years ago 59
i dont mean this nastily but she has probibly been in a stall or feild from the moment she was born so she wouldnt be used to a mountain lion or bear. Anyway i dont own a horse so got to start studying up on my horse books... :P
TheSmileyGirly 2 years ago
horses still have common sense. they still are very cautious. they still know about dangers like mountain lions and bears. they still have wild horse sense.
RodeoHorsey 2 years ago
Okay, okay! Jeeze, I said I didn't mean that nastily. No need to bite my head off...
TheSmileyGirly 2 years ago
Im sorry i didnt mean it that way. I was just stating a fact. My horse is scared of getting a bath but because its not summer i cant desensitize her to it. My point is that horses are scared of MANY things, and i did not mean to be mean.
RodeoHorsey 2 years ago
Oh, it's okay. But anyway, I don't own a horse so I gotta start on those horse books! Btw, lucky you, you have a horse! :)
TheSmileyGirly 2 years ago
@sirensloft Isn't that why wild mares can sorta 'stall' the birthing for a little while?
Shilasta 1 year ago
@Shilasta Yes, but not forever. They can stall it for a short while but eventually, danger or not, its gotta come out
sirensloft 1 year ago
@sirensloft Actually, in the wild they usually give birth at night, and close to water to mask the scent.
twistedcowgirl11 1 year ago
god that was hard work
ilovelittlebill 2 years ago
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TheSmileyGirly 2 years ago
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great god , i wonder how many holes she have , she crap from back and get sex frm back , how com ?
huiop311 2 years ago
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PaRtYaLlDaY12345 2 years ago
What's with all the lights on,and the croud?It's suppose to be a little private and relaxing with not too much light,the mare looked extremly disturbed and what else can she do when her water has broke then lay down and try.And whhat are you people doing walking in to her stable and filling it with new straw right on a buissy moment?:SThat's something you should prepair, and leave her alone and be quiet!And the foal is lucky it could of been seriously hurt from the mare when she moved like that
FinJodin 2 years ago
It was the middle of the day, that's why there is so much light ;)
BLiSSFULxFiLLY 2 years ago
Jeeeeeeeeesus christ. Here comes the Supreme Emperor of horse ownership... Stop acting like there was a thrash metal concert and laser light show happening inside the horse's stall. Everything they did was fine.
retrocouch 2 years ago 6
exactly ... people nowdays have zero horse sense , no respect .... MONEY THAT IS ALL , and the price of that fall ... cashing cashing
rodeosabuseanimals 2 years ago
i wonder who the sire was?
RockinNanny10 2 years ago
that was a good idea helping but next time dont really pull so hard on the legs. youmay accidentally dislocate them
horsegal6196 2 years ago 3
just for all the no nowts i unfortunately didn't get to see my mare foal in time and the foals head came out before the legs and we lost it and nearly the mare if we hadn't getting the foal out and flushed her out, it doesn't always help not to interfere, so well done you could see she needed a little help
marleytroy 2 years ago
-_- no i dont get what ur saying either can you please refrase that IDIOT. cuz u sound dumb.
dahame 2 years ago
damn people these days?
wht i'm about to bounce off
to work holla
desoray08 2 years ago
can you like repeat tht i dont understand wht you are saying?
desoray08 2 years ago
That must hurt exetremely!!!
WildWerewolf1523 2 years ago 3
Okay waht i noticed is that The guy was pulling non stop. I have helped my mare through birth and i know that you should only pull when she pushes or you can break something...
WolfsRainBabe12 2 years ago 2
aww good job, but you should let mommy clean her off.
Horses4ever8 2 years ago 5
Aww! Welcome to the baby! Ballerina should be a proud mother! Both the mother and baby are very beautiful.
Ranchchick7 2 years ago
Ballarina is a beautiful horse.
sabbboy 2 years ago
your horse and foal are both extreamly beautiful , i love black horses . and she was very pretty x
Loocarrx 2 years ago
très belle vidéo de voir la naissance du poulain , on peut voire que la mère est faible pour le mettre au monde
toundra95 2 years ago
omg the baby foal is soooo cute
desoray08 2 years ago
good thing u wearing gloves cuz other ppl is stupid not to do it
Sheneva97 2 years ago 3
the baby is so cute ! :]
linnwiing 2 years ago 4
Excessive pulling again, pull with contractions! Also, you dont remove hind legs from the dam, once the baby is out, you leave her and it be as there is several pints of blood now flowing to the foal via the umbilical cord.
TricksRforKids 2 years ago 2
That looks really uncomfortable, But it is the miracle of birth!
Sims2city101 3 years ago 4
Such a beautiful miricale
BloodStar515 3 years ago
omg i was disguted when all that liquid.... urgh
but still birth is birth and it has created a beutiful creature
juliacullen1986 3 years ago
Congratulations!!!
lisaaliso 3 years ago 5
I love horses!!!:-)
This baby so cuuuttteee!!!!!!!:-DDD
Congratulations!!!
Ametiszt12 3 years ago
congradulations. my horse was supposed to have a baby feb.7 2009 but the baby didnt make it in her after about six months
applebottumsxoxo1 3 years ago
Maybe the mare could have stayed still, without getting up, if they didn't move around her, adding straw and talking... Mares like to foal, alone or with discrete public !
musepona 3 years ago
They shouldnt have let the mare get up..i could have damged its filly
fullofdeadlies 3 years ago
im always afraid that when the foal is only half out, the mare might roll on tio of it or crush it by accident!!! Beautiful baby foal though
horse11lover 3 years ago
im always scared they'd like dislocate the leg or something when they pull it ....... i heard a pop when they did ....
mblah1411 3 years ago
"It's a new world,it's a new start,it's a life with the beating of a young heart,it's a new day in a new land,and it's waiting for me-Here I am!":)So amazing as a little beautiful new creature starts breathing!Brethtaking!:)
Liaram66 3 years ago
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*shits and births out of the same hole*
*is a disgusting horse*
hughugh 3 years ago
that was so cute i hope she/he is having a great life
dimlight911 3 years ago
so cute
patcheshamster 3 years ago
How long was she in foal?
andagii 3 years ago
It is so beautful.. I cry everytime my horses get foals! :)
stalltolo 3 years ago 2
that is such a beautiful mare! congrats
bamfansk8ingrox 3 years ago
i wonder how many hours you have to wait until you can put a saddle on that little horse
aliofcairo 3 years ago
More like several years.
ancatdubh43 3 years ago
lmao
Matty231 3 years ago
why didn't you tape the tail
horseluverdyke 3 years ago
couldnt the mother break bones or kill the baby by moving around and sitting down when its half way out
Tomahawk1505 3 years ago
I'm sure instincts keep her from doing that. I've never heard of such a thing happening.
ancatdubh43 3 years ago
Im so jelouse! ^-^
You cant get much cuter then that little foal!
HorsesAndNatiee 3 years ago
beautiful! is this her first foal?
chloex0x0 3 years ago
omg lol shes so little,with such long legs!my!shes a pretty little filly
ILovechance21 3 years ago 3
We only assist a birth if the mare's been in labor for an extended time with no progress. In that case, something could be stuck or turned wrong or the mare is just too tired and needs help. Other than that, we stay out of the way. It's a natural thing, people. The more natural you allow it to be, the better for the both the mum and the babe.
sayitasiseeit 3 years ago 18
Humans should learn that lol
misteeq64 3 years ago
I agree. Birth is a privet affare.
theflackclan 3 years ago
ke bella la cavalla!!!
lovehorse4ever94 3 years ago
beautiful vid.:)
annacortez15 3 years ago
ohw! sooo adorable! Great job helping the mare ^^
HendrewenPrince 3 years ago
HorseFreak15, How are you supposed to help? Pull the freakin thing out? That would hurt the mother.I think she can do it herself, A lot of horses can...
Senjaisawesome 3 years ago 2
I agree with Senjaisawesome
s2184973 3 years ago 3
No, if the dam is having difficulties you should help.. not doing so can be bad for the dam and foal...
TheVeronicas1Fan 3 years ago
what a beautiful horse and faol :D
Ordazed 3 years ago