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Karen Davis

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Expertise

Finding arabian horse strains. Training problems imprinting foals the foaling mare

Experience in the area

25 years in breeding,showing, research, training and pedigree research in arabian horses.

Organizations

Local club and AHR

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

Produce outstanding Arabian horses that are great performance horses and still maintain the Arabian type. Educate people about using the strains as a breeding tool.

Average Ratings

  • Knowledgeability 9.92
  • Clarity of Response 9.82
  • Politeness 10.00
  • Response Time(hr) 15.5
  • Response Time(hr, last 90 days) 12.1
  • Number of Questions Today 0
  • Max Questions to be Asked in a Day 5
  • Total Questions (since joining AllExperts) 133
  • Volunteer Since 2001-06-20
  • Prestige Points 1342

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Krissy07/22/11101010Thanks so much this was very helpful .....
Roxanna06/25/11101010 
Courtney06/10/10101010 
Michelle10/12/09101010Thank you for your response. :)
Michelle10/09/09101010Thank you for your prompt answer.

Recent Answers from Karen Davis

2011-07-21 History of and Arabian gelding:

Krissy,  I have a five generation pedigree of your lovely gelding. How very special you are to care for and love this 32 year young Arabian.  Our senior stallion, Sundais Pride, will be 31 yrs. old this

2011-06-23 Breeding:

As a rule, mares will come into heat five to seven days after they foal.  It is called a "foal heat".  Most owners wait 21 days to rebreed their mare (after the foal heat).  A mare usually comes into heat

2010-06-07 Foaling:

Congratulations you your upcoming foal.  Even normally calm mares will become nervous as they get close to foaling.  Most mares will be calmer if left in familiar surroundings.  I always have all my necessary

2010-04-21 HELP PLEASE!:

Was this mare exposed/bred to a stallion before you bought her?  If you do not know, I would suggest you contacting the previous owner for information.        It would be best to have a veterinarian examine

2009-11-30 Mare in foal:

Hi Laura,      Here in central Texas we have rapid changes in our weather patterns.  It can be hot in the morning and freezing rain that night.  That said...       I feed my pregnant mares and growing

 

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