News and Updates
Welcome to the Foal to Forever News & Updates page. If you’ve followed us since the early days of The Foal Circle, you’ll recognize many of the stories here — from foaling announcements to first milestones and beyond. We’ve kept those posts active because they’re an important part of our history, and we’ll continue adding new updates as our classes grow and begin their racing journeys.
This page is now the public home of our Foal to Forever storytelling. Here you’ll find:
📣 Birth announcements
👣 Milestones and development updates
🩺 Vet check insights and behind-the-scenes care
📚 Educational posts on breeding, foaling, and Thoroughbred growth
📌 Check back often for the latest stories — and know that by becoming a sponsor, you’ll receive even more updates, early access to events, and the chance to help shape the journey of each class from foal to forever.
One Heartbeat and One New Pregnancy Confirmed
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!
Ovulation Confirmed: What Lady Dyanaformer’s Ultrasound Means and What Comes Next
A well-timed cover and confirmed ovulation mark the next step in Lady Dyanaformer’s journey. Learn how precise planning, ultrasound monitoring, and reproductive care set the stage for a potential 2026 foal by champion sire Knicks Go.
How Fast Should a Foal Grow?
How tall should a Thoroughbred foal be at 3, 6, or 7 weeks? This post explores real growth data from Horse Husband Stables’ 2025 foals and explains what’s normal, what’s not, and why it matters.
Learning Outside the Comfort Zone: Thirteen's Big Step
After a challenging session learning to accept leg handling, Thirteen and Kyle take time to reconnect. In this video, Kyle from Horse Husband Stables explains why rebuilding trust after stepping outside a young horse’s comfort zone is just as important as the lesson itself.
It’s a Girl! Audi Foals a Filly on Her Due Date
Audi welcomed a bay filly by Brody’s Cause just before noon—making Horse Husband Stables 3-for-3 with mares foaling on their due dates this year. The filly is strong and alert but has two mild rib fractures that will require stall rest. This update explains common foaling milestones, why fractured ribs happen, and what the HHS team is watching for in both mare and foal.
Herd Dynamics in Action: Ditto, Thirteen, and the Language of Leadership
A pinned ear. A quiet step forward. In less than a minute, Ditto learns how leadership works—from her dam Dyana, who reclaims space with presence alone.
Exploring the World One Nibble at a Time: Thirteen’s Early Adventures in Hay and Healthy Habits
At just 12 days old, Thirteen is already nibbling hay and exploring the world with his mouth—just like nature intended. From early hay sampling to the surprising benefits of eating manure, this post takes you inside the curious (and completely normal) behaviors that help foals grow strong and healthy.
FAQs
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You can access the live foaling cameras at www.foalcircle.com/live-cameras. Each mare’s camera is displayed with a quick link to her profile, where you’ll find breeding reports, expected due dates, and stallion information.
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Foalings happen fast, and sometimes in the middle of the night! If you miss a birth, don’t worry—we will post recaps, clips, and updates in the Foal Circle Updates page.
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We will email when the name submission process for each foal becomes available, and we will also post about it in the Foal Circle Updates page. We’ll review submissions, narrow down the best options, and open voting for members to help pick the official name.
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Foal Circle members get priority access to in-person farm visits and exclusive virtual events. Check the Member Portal page for upcoming opportunities; we expect to begin posting them in early April 2025.
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