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Often used in the same context:
calving,
mares,
estrus,
dystocia,
lambing,
stallion,
yearlings,
parturition,
horses,
broodmare,
colic,
farrowing,
estrous cycle,
colt,
endometritis,
lactation,
gelded,
equine,
breech birth,
thoroughbred,
colostrum,
steeplechases,
racehorse,
filly,
phenylbutazone,
toxemia,
lameness,
ridgling,
standardbred,
undescended testicle,
bloodstock,
shoeing,
graustark,
russeting,
pregnancy,
suspensory ligament,
vanning,
fetlock,
neonatal,
stabled,
sire,
whelping,
oestrus,
fetal distress,
walking horse,
ovulation,
hind leg,
racecourse,
gestation,
incompetent cervix,
pupping,
fawns,
weanling,
uterine,
suspensory,
metritis,
deworm,
mastitis,
roan,
gallops,
heifers,
tetany,
tasseling,
laminitis,
ewes,
caesarian,
futurity,
breeding,
verglas,
grandsire,
palpated,
quarter horse,
breeder,
harness racing,
neonate,
molar pregnancy,
postnatal,
cerin,
uterine artery,
sesamoid,
veterinarian,
foreleg,
pimlico,
lipizzaner,
cria,
birthing,
meconium,
diaphragmatic hernia,
coccidiosis,
weaner,
vesicular stomatitis,
estrous,
bel esprit,
paddock,
thoroughbred racing,
haymaking,
pastern,
uterus,
diesis,
strapper,
malignant hyperthermia,
horseman,
expiration,
menopause,
advent,
arrival,
birth,
childbirth,
embarkation,
expiry,
graduation,
puberty,
stampede,
adjournment,
adolescence,
adulthood,
armageddon,
ascent,
bedtime
Also try:
— Adjectives for foaling:
difficult,
normal,
near,
first,
early,
mares,
impending,
next,
expected
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