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*** STOP ASKING WHY I DIDN'T HELP HER!!!*** It is not necessary to help an animal UNLESS there is a complication. When people disrupt the natural process by pulling, they can cause severe injury to the mare and foal, even death! ** If you don't have enough horse experience to see that this was a textbook perfect delivery, then YOU ARE NOT QUALIFIED to criticize anyone for not interfering. * Seriously guys, I am tired of replying... I'm going to turn off the comments if you can't use some good sense. Dulcinea was wild/feral from the mountains near Oliver, BC. We took her in for gentling, training, and eventually rehoming (though she is currently still for sale.) She is only 2 years old at the time of this video; exceedingly rare for a wild horse to have a healthy birth at that age! We had only had her for a week or so prior to her foaling. Dulcinea and Kalimba are now happy, and healthy. - - - - - - - - - - - - - See her baby here: https://y
