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madres de cria quarter horse

Broodmares

 

When breeding horses, the stallion is normally highly valued, but the mare is   even   more important, since it is more transmitting, the X chromosome (female) is larger and carries much more genetic information, so the mothers of offspring are fundamental in the stud farm.

It is necessary to assess their conformation and morphology, their character and temperament, their rate of success in gestation and their ease in calving. It is very important how good a mother she is and how she raises her foal, since she is the one who feeds and teaches him in his first months of life.

It is not only essential to feed the mare correctly during her pregnancy, the foal's lactation and weaning of the foal to achieve maximum quality and health for both, but also to control deworming, teeth, hooves and their levels of activity and exercise.

Mur Lassie

Mur Lassie Wakan

Quarter Horse, last daughter of our late Quarter Horse stallion, Rusty Iggins Rey.

Strong like her mother Kay Lassie, a Quarter Horse mare with a palomina coat even brighter than her sister Nokomi.

Nokomi Lassie

Nokomi Lassie Wakan

Quarter Horse, born on Friday the 13th, her name means Daughter of the Moon.

A palomina mare, resplendent, big like her mother, Kay Lassie and intelligent like her father, the Quarter Horse stallion, Rusty Iggins Rey.

Astarte

Wate Win Freckles

A quarter horse, born at home in 2007, eagerly awaited by her new owner throughout the pregnancy of her mother, Imanutha Freckle.

Chestnut like her mother and agile like her father, the stallion Rusty Iggins Rey, both now deceased.


As life goes, after several years she returns to us, with the name of Astarte, the Mesopotamian goddess of the cult of nature, life, fertility and the exaltation of love and carnal pleasures.

Docs Sable Lena

                       Docs Sable Lena
Quarter Horse, born in North Dakota (USA), is a Red Dun mare with a characteristic morphology of her breed, muscular and strong. She also has an unbeatable character that she transmits to all her foals.


Proven producer of great benefits in the NRHA of the USA.

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