When this mayor gave birth to her baby, workers saw the afterbirth and made a stunning discovery. After almost a year of waiting, Daisy the mayor finally gave birth to a gorgeous couple. However, when Breeder studied her afterbirth, what they saw made their jaws drop. Jenny Benson founded Saratoga Stutt in 1997. The business is based in South Africa and focuses on breeding high quality horses for sport. Needless to say then, Benson dedicates her life to the animals and their care. But although she attended all her horses equally, Benson still couldn't help but have her favorites and among them was one mayor named Daisy. So when in 2014 Daisy became pregnant for the first time, the Breeder was over the moon. Daisy had arrived at Saratoga Stutt from England and she often caught the eye of visitors to the ranch thanks to her beautiful palomino coloring. The team therefore bred her with one of their stallions, Triliver DeCanter. The average gestation period for horses is 11 months. Often for example, stallions will impregnate mayors in the summer and the foals will arrive the following spring. Over the past months then, Daisy's pregnancy progressed normally. By January 2014, though, the horse was a week overdue. However, it was then that a stable worker rang Benson to tell her that the mayor had gone into labor and the Breeder and her husband arrived at the scene just in time to witness the birth. Daisy had fooled a stunning and absolutely tiny palomino cold. In fact, the baby's size confused Benson because his mother was quite tall at close to 18 hands. But although the cold was small, Benson was delighted with the new arrival and naturally she wanted to support Daisy so she decided to stay by the animal side in the stable to comfort her as best she could. However, when Daisy began to deliver the placenta, something didn't seem right. In fact, it appeared to Benson that her beloved mayor was going into labor once again. At this point, Daisy became distracted by her newborn full, but Benson was still convinced that something was going on. So she placed her hand inside the horse and, to her amazement, touched two tiny feet. With no time to lose, Benson got her husband to pull the fall out. As he did so, Benson held her arms open to catch the animal. And when it finally emerged, the couple waited with bait and breath to see if the little creature was alive. Amazingly, it was. Daisy had given birth to a healthy, cremelo filling, making her the mother of one boy and one girl. Benson immediately noticed that, like her brother, the fall was tiny, but her fighting spirit was clear for all to see. Nevertheless, the twins would need all the assistance they could get if they were to grow big and strong. So, Benson helped out with bottle feeds until both twins were suckling from their mom with ease. And at that point, the breeder was sure they would both survive. Daisy's heartwarming story subsequently touched many animal lover's hearts. And a Facebook photo album documenting her labor soon garnered more than a thousand likes. Wow, what a miracle! Red one comment below the images. Praying that mom and both babies do well. Interestingly, equine twins are pretty rare. Double pregnancies often result in miscarriages, as mayors are just not physically equipped to carry more than one baby. As a result, it's thought that just one twin pregnancy in a hundred will result in twin healthy bowls. But thankfully, it seems that Daisy and her babies were among the lucky ones. Benson later decided to name the cult Don Quixote and the Philly duet. And in her and her team's expert care, both of the twins were soon thriving. So, in January 2015, Benson left the twins out of their stable for the first time. To begin with, Benson was worried that Daisy might abandon her babies when they were out in the open. However, the doting mom ensured that her full stayed nearby, and the outing went completely to plan. Duet is catching up in size to her brother. She won't be as big as him, but we didn't think she'd grow as close in size to him as she has already. Red an update on Saratoga's stud Facebook page in 2015. She's full of spunk and joy, and they both enjoy a good gala per on the paddock when let out in the morning. They then spend most of the day grazing next to each other. By May 2016, Don Quixote and Duet had blossomed into beautiful animals. They're both growing up into spectacular young horses, very mature for their age, a Facebook post revealed. You cannot believe that these two have grown up into these two horses. Benson decided the twins were so special that she couldn't put them up for sale, so now they're growing up by their mother's side, and one day they'll no doubt become just as lovely as she is.