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She’s Getting Close… Extra TLC for Our Rare Black Clydesdale

Our rare black Clydesdale mare, Beauty, is getting closer to her due date — and she’s officially entered the stage where a little extra TLC is needed. Clydesdales are already few in number, and black Clydesdales are even more rare, making Beauty’s pregnancy incredibly special. In today’s video, we spend time caring for her as she prepares to welcome her foal. We wash and treat her feather, share what’s actually working for us when it comes to feather care, and talk about why proper maintenance is so important for draft horses. With the farrier scheduled to trim her hooves in just a few days, we also discuss hoof care during late pregnancy. This video is packed with education and behind-the-scenes moments, including: Pregnancy updates on Beauty Baby horse terminology (foal, filly, colt explained) Name ideas for the upcoming foal Fescue toxicity and why it matters during pregnancy Why Clydesdales are declining in number Our birth plans and what to expect as foaling approaches Beauty is such a special mare, and we’re excited (and a little nervous!) as we enter the final stretch of her pregnancy. Thank you for following along and being part of this journey with us. Check out our fan favorite videos!⬇️ HORSE BIRTH - Baby Horse Runs Right After Birth!    • HORSE BIRTH + Baby Horse RUNS Right After ...   Abandoned Clydesdale Filly’s First Day Home    • Abandoned Clydesdale Filly’s FIRST DAY HOME!   National Clydesdale Sale    • National Clydesdale Sale - Over 100 Horses...   Our Baby Horse Goes Out To The Pasture For The FIRST TIME!    • Our Baby Horse Goes Out To Pasture For The...   Consider Supporting the horses and channel. We sure would appreciate it! Ways you can do this are below⬇️ Join our patreon for just $5 a month! PATREON   / homesteadhorsemanship   Give a gift from our AMAZON WISHLIST https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls... Donate through our PAYPAL https://paypal.me/HomesteadHorseman?c... FEED STORE SUPPORT - Our horses love gifts from our feed store! Shaving, feed and supplements are welcomed!- Make sure to order from the Rolla store, not Harrisonville. The link defaults to Harrisonville so make sure to change to Rolla! Order online and make sure Jr and Emeri Rosa are the person for pickup. The store will see our names and contact us. Easy as that! Please email us to let us know of your order as well, Thank you! homesteadhorsemanship@gmail.com Protein block for Thomas and friends. https://www.fcfarmandhome.com/3150219... Protein tubs needed for winter. 4 needed. Oliver’s area. Bobs area. Herd. Burrnadette and Lakota and Tippi. https://www.fcfarmandhome.com/3150203... Horse Feed - We go through about 200 to 250 lbs of feed per week. at the moment. https://www.fcfarmandhome.com/3147738... Bedding - Always Needed https://www.fcfarmandhome.com/3149505... Don’t forget to check out our WEBSITE https://homesteadhorsemanship.com/ Check us out and follow us below⬇️ OUR 2ND CHANNEL    / @homesteadchoremanship   WEBSITE https://homesteadhorsemanship.com/ PATREON   / homesteadhorsemanship   TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@homesteadhors... FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/share/1BbgMZ... REBEKAH"S CHANNEL    • A NEW STORY BEGINS!   CONTACT homesteadhorsemanship@gmail.com TIMECODE: 00:58 Clydesdale feather care - We we use and washing process 03:24 Scratches 04:30 Foaling Plans 05:33 Baby horse terminology (foal, filly, colt explained) 07:14 Clydesdale birthing complications - Why Clydesdales are declining in number 10:16 Will our vet be involved in the birth? 13:12 Seeing the foal moving 13:59 Baby horse name ideas 16:05 Clydesdale feather preventive 20:56 Will we dock the foals tail? Our thoughts on this process 22:53 Measuring Beauty's baby bump 23:48 Follow up dewormer 25:55 Fescue Toxicity, what it is and what it does WARNING: This video is for educational and entertainment purpose only. We do not recommend for anyone to copy what is done in this video, including training, working, or riding a horse without prior knowledge and experience first. If you are a new horse owner it is best to consult an experienced horse trainer/owner/person to correctly learn to interact with you horse.