[ellied]

I haven't bred my Highland ponies for 3 years so it was a particularly special night, if a rather long one as the filly required a little assistance with the milk bar and I ended up milking the mare into a syringe a few times to be sure of the colostrum getting in in time.  But anyway, all is now well in that department and tho I'm majorly sleep deprived I am happy to have a healthy live foal around after such a long break.

No name yet, but here she is

[Roxy]

Gorgeous!!  And a filly, too ........

[doganjo]

Ooh!  I'm due a visit and that is the best reason yet - end of week maybe?  Let me know. 

[WaltDisneyWorld]

Congratulations - what a sweetie 

[Daisys Mum]

 Beautiful and looks like a good sturdy set of legs 

[sabrina]

Just lovely 

[darkbrowneggs]

What a cutie - and a lovely Mum.  You are going to have such a lovely time with them both 

[Bionic]

Oh, the foal is so sweet, Well done
Sally

[lachlanandmarcus]

Oh look at those lovely legs!!! I love seeing all the stick legged warmblood foal pics people post on horsey forums but that here's a piccie of a proper pony!!! Ive never seen a newborn highland before - lovely thank you!!!!

[Rosemary]

Wee cutie 

[Sylvia]

A proper stunner and look at that bone! Well done

[little blue]

what a beauty, literally breath-taking (if you're soppy like me!)
congratulations

[Mel]

Awww lookie,so beautiful,well done to you!

[ellied]

Thanks all.

Annie can you leave it til after the weekend as I'm doing my final exams for the massage diploma Sat/Sun and only have 2 days study time left after 1 colic, 1 overnight job and 1 foaling, all contributing to major sleep deprivation and lack of mental focus on anatomy and physiology 

[jaykay]