Foal Arrivals

An adorable filly, christened "Kahlua" upon birth at 3:41 a.m. on the morning of Wednesday, Jan. 25, is the first foal arrival of 2023 at Jeff & Paula Gural's Allerage Farm.

Winbak Farm has welcomed its first foals of 2023, with foals recently arriving at the Maryland and Ontario locations.

Winbak Farm of Maryland has welcomed the first foal from New York Sire Stakes winner Clear Idea, p, 3, 1:50.4f ($659,162).

She's not retired, and she wasn't there, but triple millionaire and world champion Atlanta is now a mom.

Caviart Ally, an O'Brien Older Pacing Mare of the Year and winner of more than $2 million, has given birth to her first foal, according to her owners Judy and Buck Chaffee of Caviart Farms.

Winbak Farm recently welcomed the arrival of a half-brother to Canada’s 2021 Horse of the Year, Desperate Man.

At last, a filly born on Wednesday, Feb. 23 is the first by Flameproof Hanover.

According to a release issued on behalf of Kentuckiana Farms on Friday (Feb. 18), multiple stakes and O'Brien Award winner Tall Drink Hanover had her first foal on Thursday at 6:10 p.m.

What can be assumed to be one of the best bred pacing fillies in the world was foaled on Sunday, Feb. 13 when world champion and 2019 U.S. Harness Horse of the Year, Shartin N, gave birth to a filly s...

The first foal by from stakes-winning millionaire Catch The Fire arrived earlier this week.

Hanover Shoe Farms welcomed its first foal by 2020 Dan Patch Horse of the Year Tall Dark Stranger on Tuesday morning (Feb. 1).

Two of North America's most active breeding operations have welcomed their first foals of 2022.