However, she is rather round. We gazed at Celis who finally came to a stop with her nostrils flared and her flanks heaving. Dr. Palmer bent down and looked at her udder region. Her teats are descended more than with a maiden mare. John and I looked at each other with mild surprise.
Conception usually happens around the longest day of the year.
I thought about that for a minute. Dr. Palmer nodded in agreement. We then went off and started the geldings' exams. The vet trip for Celis was not very successful. Dr. Palmer did leave me with some wormer medicine to give her once we could handle her more closely.