If it will be an inconvience for her to be in lamb then she'll be in lamb .
Absolutely right. If you've got ram lambs mounting her and not bothering anyone else, I'd give it odds on.
Last year we put our new tup lamb in with late-lambing hoggs, still with their lambs on them and suckling, thinking there'd be no risk of him finding work in there... Now one girl is named Floosy and her this year's lambs Val 'n' Tyne ...
Oh, and Floosy is a Texel x out of a Hexham Blackface Mule - so half continental lowland, quarter hill breed, quarter Blue-faced Leicester.