The foals are often twisted and down at the pasterns when newborn, they normally straighten out within a couple of days. Considering how sick the mare is, the foal is big and strong. 
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This blog was created as a way to show my horses to the forum members of Horse and Hound, I am pretty feeble technically and this is so easy to use even I can post things! The name Henryhorn is the one I use on the forum, although I am quite definitely female.. My family and I breed horses and alpacas here in Devon UK. It has taken us many years to breed something we and most other people seem to like, and the blog shows many of those we have bred or are by our stallions. There is more detailed info on the first blog photo at the bottom of the page, (see the archives )as this was my first attempt I didn't understand how it worked, hence the info is last! Do have a browse through the archives on the right hand page too, they have the best pics in..You will find lots of horse pics plus a few family ones too, now and again you may even get a glimpse of me..
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