Audi reached Day 340 without hitting the 200 ppm threshold on her milk test, meaning foaling is not yet imminent. Compared to last year, she appears to be running a few days behind her previous pattern.

Audi is just two days from her due date, with both mares remaining steady overnight and NI tests confirmed negative. Dyana’s caslicks have been reversed, and both mares are showing mild, expected edema as we enter the final stretch before foaling.

Audi showed slightly more rest overnight, laying down longer than the previous night while otherwise staying on her normal baseline. Her milk calcium test is still not registering, indicating she is not yet within the immediate foaling window.

Audi’s first pre-foaling calcium test is in—and the results give us a clearer picture of where she is in the foaling timeline. We walk through the testing process, what the numbers mean, and why this first result tells us we’re still likely a few days away.

What does a normal ultrasound actually tell us this close to foaling? At Day 332, here’s what we learned about Audi.

Audi showed some discomfort overnight—but is it a sign of foaling? Not necessarily. Here’s how to interpret what we’re seeing.

Day 330 for Audi: a slight shift overnight, but still within her normal pattern. Here’s what we’re watching—and what it actually means.

What does “close to foaling” actually look like? For Audi, it’s not what you think. At Day 329, here’s how her behavior predicts timing—based on real foaling data.

Night 1 of foal watch is in the books. Audi (Day 322) and Dyana (Day 308) are both looking comfortable, resting well, and settling into the stall. Live camera access is now available.

Audi reaches Day 316 with her Caslick’s opened, Dyana hits Day 302 with vaccines complete—both mares move closer to foaling as cameras go live.

At Day 305 of pregnancy, Audi’s baby is already putting on quite a show — rolling and kicking so much it was visible across her belly during breakfast. It might look like this foal is ready to arrive, but there’s still important development happening in these final weeks.

Audi has reached Day 300 of pregnancy while Dyana is at Day 286, a stage where fetal growth accelerates quickly and development can change noticeably week to week. With foal cameras going live March 19 and final veterinary preparations underway, foaling season is starting to feel very real.

Late-gestation hormone testing revealed low-to-low normal progesterone but strong estrogen levels in both mares. Here’s why we started Regumate and what it means heading into the final stretch before foaling.

Month 9 pregnancy check complete.

Both mares measured a healthy 7mm placenta on ultrasound, received key vaccines, and are officially entering the final stretch before their April and May due dates.

Here’s what we’re monitoring now — and why this stage matters most.

Two mares. Two pregnancies. Two lamb sized foals growing quietly inside.

Dyana and Audi are deep into their gestation journeys for the Class of 2026, entering the phase where foal growth accelerates rapidly and every week matters. From how big a foal is at this stage, to how it’s positioned in the uterus, to the veterinary checks and nutrition changes that shape the final months before birth, this update pulls back the curtain on what’s happening long before foaling night.

Follow the full journey, including access to the live foaling cameras, by becoming a Foal to Forever member.

Foal to Forever is launching a new monthly live update series designed exclusively for sponsors. These live virtual sessions offer behind-the-scenes insights, real-time updates from the farm, and direct conversation around the horses and programs sponsors support.

The first Foal to Forever Live Virtual Sponsor Update will take place on Wednesday, January 21, and will kick off an ongoing series held on the fourth Wednesday of every month.

A monthly live update for Foal to Forever sponsors, offering behind-the-scenes insights and real-time updates from the farm.

• Who: Foal to Forever Sponsors – All Classes

• When: Wednesday, January 21

• Time: 7:00–7:45 PM Eastern

• Time zone: America/Kentucky/Louisville

• Where: Google Meet

Each live session includes updates across the Foal to Forever program, including current horses, upcoming milestones, and future foal classes. Time is reserved for live Q&A, and a replay will be posted within 24 hours for sponsors unable to attend live.

Topics for the January Live Update

• Announcement of the naming contest winner for our newest Foal to Forever Class of 2025 colt, and an update on how he’s settling into life at the farm

• Details on the Class of 2024 (Paycasso and Caesar) beginning race training the week of January 26 and what sponsors can expect

• Pregnancy updates for the Class of 2026

The session will last approximately 45 minutes.

Sponsors who are logged into their Foal to Forever account will find details to join the event below. Having trouble? Email us at info@horsehusbandstables.com

Not a sponsor yet? Learn more and join today at https://www.foaltoforever.com/home#sponsor

One Heartbeat and One New Pregnancy Confirmed
Audi’s 28-day check showed a strong fetal heartbeat, while Dyana’s 14-day scan confirmed pregnancy with a textbook 13mm vesicle. Both 2026 foals are right on track—Zandon × My Audubon and Knicks Go × Lady Dyanaformer. Twin check next for Dyana!