Your foaling kit should be handy and completely stocked well before the actual foaling date. A large, secure plastic box and tight lid make the best foaling kit container. It can be left in the barn and will stay dry and clean until needed. The tetanus antitoxin, in case the mare's colostrum didn't furnish enough immunity for the foal.
Manure is a habitat for the tetanus spore.
IGG, is a commercial substitute for colostrum, from equine serum. Selenium is often recommended as a precaution in areas that have selenium deficient soil, consult your vet. Mild, non detergent liquid soap in a squeeze bottle. Cup is to pour disinfectant in to dip the cord. 4 x 4 sponges to put on the disinfectant A large, heavyweight trash bag to remove the placenta from the stall.