Breeding – Riding Magazine

5 Tips For Working With Stallions

January 2, 2022 Alicia Anthony Breeding, Monthly Editorial

Stallions have an extra spark and cheeky intellect that Olympian Lisa Wilcox believes is important in the dressage arena. She describes working with stallions as a bit of a chess match that requires the rider

Maximizing Pregnancy Rates with Shipped Semen

January 2, 2022 Alicia Anthony Breeding, Monthly Editorial

Although artificial insemination in horses has been reported since the 18th century, it was not until the 1980’s that the successful shipment of cooled stallion semen rapidly emerged as an integral part of most equine practices

Expectant Mare: Assuring the Health and Well-Being of the Pregnant Mare

January 2, 2022 Alicia Anthony Breeding, Monthly Editorial

We often think of pregnancy as a delicate and fragile condition. When it comes to horses, this perception is perhaps due to the mare’s relatively poor reproductive performance in comparison to other domestic animals. However,

Cum Laude’s Daughters Rack Up the Accolades

January 2, 2022 Alicia Anthony Breeding, featured, Monthly Editorial

Iron Spring Farm’s 11-year-old stallion Cum Laude had quite a year in 2021. First, he made the move to the United States in June. Meanwhile, his daughters were racking up accolades on two continents. In

Mothering Your Broodmares – A horse-breeding checklist for late-gestation broodmare care.

November 30, 2021 Alicia Anthony Breeding

This time of year, most pregnant broodmares are out to pasture, quietly “gestating” until their expected foaling dates in the spring. But that doesn’t mean you can just assume that they’re OK. Here’s a checklist

Hanoverian Ibiza Sons Convinced at the NA Stallion Sport Tests

November 30, 2021 Alicia Anthony Breeding

After a one-year break due to Corona, it was a compelling necessity to offer sport tests for stallions for breeders in the USA and Canada again this year. The proven locations Pollyrich Farm in California