Graceful-E Farm

Looking for a nurse mare for a foal just born. Foal is located in Okeana, OH. Basically the NKY/IN/OH Tri state area. Mare was a rescue and has no milk and can’...t support the foal in her current condition, so a nurse mare would be ideal for this youngster. Thanks in advance for sharing or any leads. See more

OPAL UPDATE!! Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at HWH!! We are pleased to report that Opal is doing well. Krystal and Opal are home from the Veterinary clini...c and under close watch. Opal is sporting a new haircut to help in the battle against her random fever issues. We are thankful for the care and attention to all of those at Springhill Equine Veterinary Clinic for their compassion and care of our precious little one. With the help of you, our followers, we were able to get Opal the treatment she needed when things were not looking favorable for this youngster. We are so thankful for each and every one of you and will keep you informed as Opal continues on her journey to health. https://horseswithouthumans.org/donate/

What Mother Is Mothers nurture far and wide, be it skin, scales, feathers, hide. They keep us close and help us out... to learn what life is all about. From birthing pains to "Yes, you can" Earth's most demanding job began. Stretched out of shape and tired too there's not much a mother won't do. For the baby that she loves so much, she gives to the world with a tender touch. See more

Another image featuring Capt Pat Gardiner's team in 1935. This horse was taught to crawl towards the brushwork with the occasional stop at which point he would ...lie down and 'play dead' for a few seconds. He would then continue on his knees and, on reaching the machine gun would fire it with his nose! We assume he was not given live rounds. He was not bothered by the noise or smoke and was seen by the photographer (an Army Driver) to perform this several times. Bombproof? Almost certainly! See more

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Foal slippers - commonly know as ‘Golden slippers’. When foals are born, their hooves are covered in a rubbery layer known as a capsule. This soft capsule cover...s the sharp edges of the foal’s untried hooves, protecting the mare in utero and as the foal travels along the birth canal. You have to be quick to snap a picture of the slippers as they begin to dry out and wear away the minute that they make contact with the air. During the foal’s first venture across the ground the soft hoof capsules are worn down to meet the level sole, revealing the hooves we are used to seeing. How amazing is that? See more

First day for BODEMEISTER filly (front) and CONNECT filly (behind). Thank you Sandhurst Thoroughbreds for doing such a great job starting these girls @lanes_endfarm