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!

My Audubon is confirmed in foal to Zandon with a 16-day twin check coming Wednesday, while Lady Dyanaformer is heading back to the breeding shed for a second visit with Knicks Go after coming up not pregnant at her first 14-day check last week.

Audi ovulated right on schedule after her breeding with Zandon, setting her up for a timely pregnancy check later this month. Learn why post-breeding care matters—and how Whysper handled mom’s brief trip away.

After three rounds of voting and one unexpected twist, Audi’s 2025 filly finally has her official name—submitted by a Foal Circle member and now approved by The Jockey Club.

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.

Discover how Horse Husband Stables selected Knicks Go and Zandon for their 2026 matings—and why these pairings reflect years of planning, production insight, and a deep commitment to thoughtful breeding.

Audi’s filly remains on stall rest for rib fractures, Surprise is showing improvement post-injection, and the yearlings have started 24/7 turnout. Callie and Thirteen are thriving, and breeding plans are set for Dyana and Audi.

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.

Lady Dyanaformer turned 7 today and got the perfect gift—sunshine and a shared paddock for Ditto and Thirteen. Audi’s behavior and milk chemistry have shifted fast, and the team is officially on high alert for foaling overnight.

Rain and wind kept turnout brief again today, but Ditto stayed bright, Thirteen stayed curious, and Audi stayed pregnant. Surprise gave the team a quiet victory by laying down for the first time in weeks—thanks to joint care and lots of love.

Audi’s milk calcium has crossed the 50 ppm mark, and while her pH remains above 7.0, we’re starting to see signs of progress. Cold hosing helped ease some swelling in her legs today as rain continues to drench Central Kentucky. Foaling’s not quite imminent—but we’re inching closer.

Audi’s first milk test shows we’re not quite there yet, storms are keeping the foals indoors, and Ditto’s working through the final days of pneumonia—just as she got cleared for turnout! Final name votes for Thirteen are open, and today’s the last day to submit names for Ditto.

Audi spent another comfortable night as her due date nears, Ditto enjoyed her first day outside without leg wraps, and Thirteen gave everyone a scare with a sudden colic episode—but he's doing better now.

Audi had her final pre-foaling veterinary check (all clear!), Ditto enjoyed another playful day outside with improving legs, and Thirteen remained bright and active despite mild diarrhea.

Ditto continues to improve, Thirteen’s loose manure likely linked to foal heat, and Audi shows her first subtle signs of approaching foaling. Name submissions for Thirteen close tomorrow!

Dyana’s filly had a big turnaround today—no more diarrhea, more energy, and her leg wraps are off! PCR results confirmed common pathogens, but early treatment paid off. Plus, Thirteen is thriving and Audi's foal watch prep begins this week.

Today’s chilly, windy, and rainy weather kept Surprise, her colt Thirteen, and pasture-mate Audi indoors at Horse Husband Stables. Dyana and her filly were already staying inside until the filly's contracted legs improve.

Dyana’s filly faced a challenging second day, with diarrhea, low IgG levels, and a concerning drop in white blood cell count. The HHS team responded quickly with high-gamma plasma, antibiotics, and supportive care. With early intervention showing signs of improvement, we're cautiously optimistic.

Dyana kept everyone guessing on her due date with early morning rolling and increasing signs of discomfort—but no foal yet. Thirteen handled the cold, rainy day indoors like a pro, earning new toys for his good behavior, while Audi remained calm and steady.

Foaling Watch Update: Dyana’s Milk Test Signals Foaling Soon! 📢

Dyana’s calcium has surpassed 200 ppm, and her pH has dropped significantly, signaling that foaling is approaching—possibly within the next 24-72 hours. With her official due date tomorrow and stormy weather rolling in, will she follow Surprise’s lead and foal right on time?

Meanwhile, Thirteen is officially one week old after midnight, and the naming contest is open! Don’t miss your chance to submit a name for Surprise’s final foal.