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Reproductive Management of the Mare

Dates:   March 4and March 11, 9:00 – 3:00 P.M.,
Place: Room 209 Animal Sciences Bldg., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Prerequisite:   None, open to anyone
Objective:   Targeted to horse owners, breeding farm personnel, veterinarians and others interested in managing the brood mare. Topics include: anatomy of the reproductive tract, breeding soundness exam of the broodmare, hormonal control of the estrous cycle, breeding mares with artificial insemination, understand the detection of pregnancy, management of the pregnant mare, preparation for foaling and the management of the newborn foal. CE credit available for veterinarians and vet techs. 
Fee:   $405.71
Schedule:

Lecture Material - On Line Laboratory
Anatomy of the Mare March 4, Laboratory 1
Introduction to Handling Methods
Reproductive Exam of the Mare
Estrus Detection
Hormone Manipulation
Artificial Insemination Technique
Insemination of frozen semen
Estrus Detection
Endocrinology of the Mare
Hormone manipulation and fertility
Artificial Insemination
Insemination of Frozen Semen
Breeding Contracts March 11 , Laboratory 2
Practice Insemination Technique
Pregnancy Detection
Milk Calcium Test for Foaling
Embryo Transfer
Complete Take Home Exam
Pregnancy Detection
Pregnancy Loss and Health Management
Management of the Pregnant Mare
Nutrition of the Pregnant Mare
Parturition and Foaling
Embryo Transfer, Fetal Sexing, Sperm Sexing

Grading: To receive a certification in Reprodutive Management of the Mare you must attend the labs and take a written exam.