They've gone to a nearby farm to have the mom and a stallion deliberately mate for the next season. It was a five-minute drive. To avoid the colt's confusion or panic, he accompanied his mom. (It was his second time riding the truck.)
@Wisteria Wisteria Oh. I got it. Simply means, The mom horse are going to make another baby? 😢 eeeeeeek...... still the foul is so little. The little foul is too cute, I wish I were a farm owner so I could take care of horses. Humans or animals, their love towards the babies look same. I hope these horse are healthy. Thanks for the explanation, 😊
@@Joy-4-your-English. That's right. That's the practice in the industry. Besides broodmares can be mated approximately 1 week after they gave birth to foals as long as they are in heat. Colts and fillies make a debut around this time of the year in Japan, and for them to make it in time, it is ideal if they are born before May... (Foals would be born approximately 11 months after mating.) I can't agree with you more. His nickname is Ochibi-kun. (By the way, this farm has a black colt as well, and his nickname is Kurosuke-kun.) 😍
@Wisteria Wisteria I got a question, if it's OK with you. How do you speak English so well? You are not a Japanese? Or you studied in the US ? To tell you the truth, your remarks before I write you back is even me can't understand the details. You're incredible anyhow. Plus, thanks for the kind explanation even though I don't get it 100 percent. I don't know much about horses and their lives. Thanks anyway. 😊
@@Joy-4-your-English. I'm Japanese, born and raised in Japan. The thing is that I was serious about learning how to communicate in English, and saved money to do it. I didn't want to waste my time and money. 😆😅 It's the terminology used for horses that we're not familiar with. I wonder if native speakers would know what they are... I'm learning about them. 😍
