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how important is the mare in breeding horses?
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in selecting a mare to base a breeding program on, how important is she in the breeding equation?
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I would say she is as important as the male horse (forgot what they are called) due to the fact that both will contribute to the offspring equally!
Answer Date: 02:50pm 08/26/08
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She is the mother, for God's sake. The male is called the stud or stallion. It takes two to produce and offspring and I refer you to your parents for a more elaborate explanation.
Source: Years of owning horses.
Answer Date: 10:03pm 08/26/08
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no mare = no foals. simple as that.
Answer Date: 10:18pm 08/26/08
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well a Mare is the name for a female horse when she is of breading age, the male counterpart of that being a stallion
Source: Wikipidia/myl knolege
Answer Date: 06:22pm 08/27/08
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