How many days after a horse gives birth is it best to get pregnant again?

Answer 1

This might sound strange but the first two weeks the mare is very likely to get pregnant. After that she will wait until the foal is about four months old before she will get pregnant again.

Answer 2

You can usually ride 2 or 3 weeks after foaling . My sister just started riding her's only 2 weeks after her horse foaled ,but be careful the mother still is very protective even though she might not show it.

Answer 3

a horse can have up to 2-3 foals a year. twins aren't rare but are rare to survive.

Answer

Yes, in the wild, mares will have foals nearly every year from the time they can breed until they are unable to become pregnant.

Answer

Yes, but primarily a mare will only have one foal per one or two years. She will keep producing foals until she cannot due to fertility issues or conformational issues, or if the owner doesn't want her to produce foals any more. Mares have their first foal at around 5 years of age, and can keep having foals until they're around 20 years of age. Of course, this all depends on each and every individual mare.

Answer 4

Under the right circumstances a mare can be bred on her foal heat...which generally starts around 6 days post foaling...the rule of thumb is that she must

ovulate on day 10 or later or she is still not sufficiently recovered from foaling to

become pregnant. The first full heat post foaling is around 30 days post foaling and usually more successful.

Answer 5

hope this helps, Paige