Shhhhhh! Why so much talking? Let her have her baby in peace!

Blossom would fit !! Opal cute !! I want a mini all black one !!

OMG !! ❤❤❤ I FEEL for her !! M❤mma did a GREAT JOB ?? ❤❤❤❤❤

What a relief for Delilah. Your vet was skilled and treated her eye problem with speed and compassion. Well done!

What a well behaved pony!

Wow! of all silly things to happen. I'm so glad the doc got it out. Your vet seems very nice and caring. 🥰

Oh my goodness poor little lady, Thank goodness it’s out now and hopefully on the mend with the treatment. 🤗

She was behaving so well. Good Girl 🤎

She is a Beautiful Horse ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I can imagine how that must have felt! Poor girl

What a good girl .❤ I bet it felt better after that came out. Made me wince .

Omg!! Hay was the issue damn! Glad she will get better now.

She wants to try and stand up with her back legs still inside. Little girls going to be a running machine crazy thing.

I’ve done this many times and I’ve never seen this many people ….chattering and talking …omg that mare should have turned on every one of you…YOU ARE WRONG HERE…you say letting nature take its course is serious…welll what you’re doing is serious also…get the hell out of her space your constant chatter is probably sending that mare over the edge, as it would me…go for gods sakes and take your entourage with you…how frustrating

Yakety yak

It looks like the baby’s leg is pinned underneath the mother for the longest time.

Can't wait for all those beautiful babies, thank you for your videos, I enjoy them so much 😊

Talk 👄 TO LOUUUD! MOVE!!WHERE WHO'S MY MAMA!!! SHUT TFKUP!!!😮

Looking forward to this season!!

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Go in & tell her she's got a baby coming and she's not dying. I don't understand that you say nothing.

Great video with so much info! Thank you. 😊

Why can’t see pull the foal all the way out. It looks stuck.

I would love to know who's giving all the thumbs up efore I even watch. Its been happening alot today

Id keep that experience more quiet, private and less distracting for mom & baby.

Poor momma donkey....the labor. But worth that adorable baby

Thank you. Great video explaining this. Been watching Katie Sykes videos and her PG mares have these. Something back in my day, 55 years ago now, we sure didn't have. Blows my mine.

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❤Great video. Very intresting on the colors. This is the first channel I watched way back in the begining and I was hooked. Can't waite for those little ones.

Omg a literal carbon copy of mom lol

Looking forward to their babies this year :D I have learned alot from you. Thank you for sharing your girls with us.

Really interesting information. I will enjoy re visiting this every time a mare starts to foal. 😊

😊 my 3rd son had to pushed out nothing worked goin into labor havin baby is no joke except horses. Cant yell or tell ya hey this stuff is uncomfortable 😊 great job again

❤ lucky owner shes beautiful momma is to but look at them markings wow❤

If height difference is a problem when feeding, then why not 'guide' the foal by inducing them to bend down a bit lower?

Wow, These ladies have produced some beautiful babies. So, looking forward to foal watch.

Such beautiful mares!❤

what does guaranteed to be Homozygous: EE DD mean please ? thank you

Really enjoyed learing about these beautiful horses thanks girls😊😊

Congratulations 🫏💜

Just like last year I love this type of video so much, makes it all real somehow! Thank you!😊

This is not meant in a mean-spirited way, but you should consider refraining from wiping down the foal as soon as it is born the next time you have a mare foal at the very least. Mares will know to lick the foal down themselves, as they're covered in their scent. It's an easy way to encourage your mare to bond with her baby, to reduce the chance of the mother rejecting her foal or becoming uncomfortable or disinterested. Daisy squealing at her foal could be a result of this, seeing as she hasn't gotten to have any more contact with her faol other than it actually being birthed from her. Especially seeing as it was her first time foaling, I foresee potential problems trying to bond with her foal or being as attentive as she could be with this being her first experience. I've seen enough comments bringing up how you did not leave your mare and her foal to bond and that you were invading her space by staying in her stall, so I don't believe it'd be constructive to bring that up again. I advise you to take the advice of those commenters, because there's nothing like mother nature taking care of itself. Congratulations to you and your mare for your foal and I hope there will be more pleasant experiences in your futures.☺

Obrigada por mostrarem como é o nascimento de um potro. Não sabia que já andava no primeiro dia e abria os olhos. Tão linda a burrinha deitada para ter o bebê 🥰

Thank you very much for your informative overview. ❤

I have seen a setup like this before in another video. The same white partition walls, this doesn't look like a barn. It is more like a facility almost like a puppy mill. Making money on the babies they sell. The other video I saw was a horse racing state of the art building birthing barn. It was just like this barn, a put-together partition walls, and nothing else. They are in it for the money.