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Season The season is late Fall

Current Weather/Climate Fall is in its last swing, and those cool chilly breezes that were a relatively comfortable transition from summer are beginning to fade. Cold winds are sweeping down from the North, and now is probably the time to start preparing your facilities for winter. Rain is now a wishful memory. If it does rain, it is usually cold and occasionally often times mixed with sleet. There's promise of a hard winter ahead, and therefore flurries are more common than rain. However, at the moment, the skies have been relatively clear with only a few scattered moments of precipitation. Highs of 45 possible during the day - Lows during the night rest around 28 degrees.

Breeding/Foaling Statistics Breeding: No -- Mares usually come into heat in the summer or winter. However, now that it is getting late into fall, you can probably begin to make breeding preparations if you wish.

Foaling: Yes -- If your mare was bred in the fall of last year, you can probably expect her to breed now. However, now that it is later on in the season, if she has not birthed yet... you may want to look into why she hasn't yet.

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