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Signs a Mare Is About to Foal (and the False Alarms)

Waxed four days ago and nothing? The published windows for every foaling sign, the one clock that really counts, and when to call the vet now.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 14, 2026
  • Breeding & Foaling

Mare Foaling Kit Checklist: What You Actually Open

A vet-school-sourced foaling kit checklist, sorted by what you use every time, what the vet uses, and what you should never touch yourself.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 13, 2026
  • Breeding & Foaling

Cost of Breeding a Horse: The Real Line-by-Line Total

Stud fee is only the first line. Cited per-cycle vet, shipping and foal costs, plus the multiplier that decides your real total by weaning.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 12, 2026
  • Breeding & Foaling

Should You Breed Your Mare? The Honest Case Against

She'd throw a lovely foal" isn't a plan. The real cost, timeline, and questions to answer honestly before breeding a mare.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 12, 2026
  • First-Time Horse Ownership

Does Horse Insurance Actually Pay Out?

Mortality premiums run 2.5-4% of insured value; major medical $150-$1,500/year. Here's what horse insurance actually covers, and what it excludes.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 9, 2026
  • First-Time Horse Ownership

Why the Miles Matter More Than the Breed

Breed lists say Quarter Horse or Morgan. What actually predicts a safe first horse is age, training, and mileage, not the breed on the papers.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 8, 2026
  • First-Time Horse Ownership

Pre-Purchase Exam: What to Include and What to Skip

A pre-purchase exam runs roughly $250-$500 for the basics. Here's what should never be skipped, what's optional, and how to scope it to the horse.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 7, 2026
  • First-Time Horse Ownership

Red Flags When Viewing a Horse: Seller Behaviour and Sedation

A horse that seems too calm, or a seller who resists a pre-purchase exam, are two different warning signs. Here's what each one means for a buyer.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 6, 2026
  • First-Time Horse Ownership

Reading a Horse-for-Sale Ad: What the Words Actually Mean

Bombproof," "serviceably sound," "needs an experienced rider." Here's what horse sale ad phrases actually mean, and the question each one should trigger.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 5, 2026
  • First-Time Horse Ownership

Choosing a Boarding Barn: The Questions to Ask Before You Sign

A boarding barn tour can look fine and still hide a billing, feeding, or safety gap. Here's what to ask before you sign, grouped by what it protects.

  • Horsetin Editorial
  • August 4, 2026
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