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I have searched the archives here and it looks like there have been some studies regarding this, but I have not been able to locate them. The mare is a maiden, so looking at offspring is not an option. The vet who performed surgery on the mare does not believe that it is an issue - but that is one opinion. It is also unknown if the problem was injury related or not. Does anyone have personal experience with this or can you point me in the direction of the studies. Did she have the basket surgery? And what kind of damage was there on her vertebrae?

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Ann Admonius Passes. Anyone who has ever bred horses knows that no matter how much thought and research one puts into it, it is still a gamble, but every once in awhile, you hit the jackpot. This is exactly how Dalton feels about breeding, The Wow Factor. Her parents were big money earners on the track. Long story short, 60 days into her under saddle training, Miranda lost interest in horses and gave her to us. The first was by Real Bonanza and the other two by High Infinidee. Dalton did too. There was just something about him, and he was always such a pocket pony. As a foal pictured left , he loved to have you stick your fingers in his ears and rub the insides, always a really gentle soul. Oh yeah. Dalton showed him briefly as a halter horse and kept him home to train and let him grow for the majority of his yearling and two year-old year. After breaking him out in July , she saw his potential skyrocket exponentially and had to make a decision. I said okay and Shannon showed him to a Reserve Congress Championship!

Ann Admonius Passes By. There was just something about him, and he was always such a pocket pony.

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Ann Admonius Passes. Anyone who has ever bred horses knows that no matter how much thought and research one puts into it, it is still a gamble, but every once in awhile, you hit the jackpot. This is exactly how Dalton feels about breeding, The Wow Factor. Her parents were big money earners on the track. Long story short, 60 days into her under saddle training, Miranda lost interest in horses and gave her to us. The first was by Real Bonanza and the other two by High Infinidee. Dalton did too. There was just something about him, and he was always such a pocket pony.

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I did everything right, and still lost him. Now maybe it is a genetic predisposition for vit e deficiency but there is definitely a very high correlation between heritability and Wobblers. Advertise with us. So, back to square one, imo, which is do everything you can to avoid problems in your offspring by starting with a clean slate: choose healthy, problem-free mares, consult with nutrition experts, raise offspring in the most optimal environment you can provide, etc. Serious inquires only. I know one stallion retired from breeding because he became known for producing wobblers. Not to mention would not the weight of pregnancy aggravate the condition by putting pressure on the spine? Sudden Scoop. I have searched the archives here and it looks like there have been some studies regarding this, but I have not been able to locate them. The first was by Real Bonanza and the other two by High Infinidee. Ann Admonius Passes. I was so nervous of it occurring in my colt because his dam was so fast growing that I fed vit e as a precaution. Milo is a sorrel overo colt by The Wow Factor out of a point producing full sister to ms silver sensation. Long story short, 60 days into her under saddle training, Miranda lost interest in horses and gave her to us.

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This leads one to believe that it is genetic, at least to some extent. For Customers. My personal feeling is that it has a strong genetic component. Its not really that rare in dobes, sadly. Foxtrot, sorry about your dog. Our vet told us that, although a rare condition, if it was found in dogs, it would be most likely in Dobermans. As they grew, they got worse. This is exactly how Dalton feels about breeding, The Wow Factor. What a heartbreaking story, I am so sorry. Could you in good conscience ever sell the foal without disclosing that the dam was a wobbler? There was just something about him, and he was always such a pocket pony.