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Ever watched a broodmare get closer and closer to her due date with unbridled impatience and excitement? What about seen a foal take it's first breath, and first, wobbly steps? If you have, you know you'll always want to see more, and if not, well you're in for an absolute treat. Words simply can't describe the emotions and excitement in store for anyone following the journey of a mare and foal, and with our stud partners Alabar and Aldebaran Park, this year we're bringing you along for the ride. Sign up for emails, and find more as we travel the breeders' path on social with #FollowAFoal. Stay tuned...

So Gracie (Arms Of An Angel) foaled on Wednesday 24th October 2018 and the birth went well, and she passed her placenta without any issue - what now?

CAUTION: CONTAINS VETERINARY PROCEDURE

She's growing - and she needs a name!

Meet ARMS OF AN ANGEL – or Gracie as she is more commonly known – your pacing-gaited Follow A Foal broodmare. Gracie was bred in New Zealand in 2011 by Mr Armstrong, making her currently six years old and means she carries a NZ brand. Click headline to read more...

You've met pacing broodmare, Gracie (Arms Of An Angel) - now meet your trotting broodmare, Diaz! Click the headline or the photo to read on...

Dr Simon Robinson of the Bendigo Equine Group conducts a scan to check that Gracie's pregnancy is progressing as it should - is your foal a show off or a little camera shy? Click through to find out... WARNING: The video footage involves a veterinary obstectric procedure

Not only is Follow A Foal a great chance to learn about horse development and health, and see lots of cute foal photos and videos, the project is also about supporting two great charities, and we'd like to introduce to you one of them now...