Everton Farms Equine

Everton Farms Equine Equine Reproduction Services and Young Horse Development

Attention breeders!! We are running another OPU clinic on September 16. If you missed our March clinic, want to do a sec...
09/02/2026

Attention breeders!! We are running another OPU clinic on September 16. If you missed our March clinic, want to do a second round, or have reached the end of the breeding season with an open mare and concluded that ICSI may be the only way for her to produce foals…this is your chance! And, the entire process is done within Canada, from start to finish.

Please contact us immediately if you are interested, as we can only do a limited number of mares. Your mares may arrive on the 15th and be picked up on the 17th. The oocytes retrieved will be shipped in a special incubator, on the 16th to Viagen in Alberta, as soon as we finish all the mares that day and have the follicles prepared for transport. You will need to send your semen of choice to Viagen ahead of time, so that they have it ready for the ICSI fertilization process once your mares follicles have developed (typically a few days). Viagen will update you with the number of follicles that matured, the number that were successfully fertilized, and how many developed into embryos at the morula stage (in 6-10 days). The embryos are then frozen and shipped back to us, and can be implanted into recipient mares next year.

We do ask that you have your mare scanned within the next week to determine where she is in her cycle, and what the size and number of follicles that might be available are. Please send us a video of the scan and we will advise if your mare should get a hot shot or regumate to manage the cycle before the clinic, as we cannot retrieve follicles if the mare is actively in heat.

Oh I am SO PROUD of these girls!! Last night TWO of our babies were winners!! Rebel Moon bred by Sarah and Jeff Gillis, ...
08/08/2026

Oh I am SO PROUD of these girls!! Last night TWO of our babies were winners!!

Rebel Moon bred by Sarah and Jeff Gillis, born here in 2024, just took the Pure Ivory Final!

And Pownal Bay Bobbi, one of our favourite fillies of 2023, bred by Ian Smith of PEI, born and raised at Everton, won in a blazing fast time of 1:48:4. If anyone is shopping we have a full sibling on the ground (Century Farroh x BettorthanBobbi) and in utero!!

Way to go girls!! Can’t wait to see what they can do the rest of the season!

08/05/2026

We're headed to Clinton Raceway on Sun., August 23rd and SEEKING RACE SPONSORS! ***Dedicate a Race to a Fighter/Survivor/Loved One Lost to Cancer OR Sponsor as a Business/Organization. Enjoy a great day at the races and get your photo in the Winner's Circle of your very own race! ***Please reach out if you'd like to Dedicate or Sponsor a Race!

06/27/2026

I was going to announce the arrival of our final foal for 2026, and the earliest we’ve ever wrapped our foaling season, on Tuesday when she was born…but the mare chose to foal in the evening right when I should have been doing chores, so it ended up being a very very late night. Then I was going to post Wednesday, but like most Wednesdays, we were triple booked all day long, and as usual the day was nonstop mayhem and once again ran late into the night. And THEN I was going to post yesterday, but we were still breeding and scanning mares when that epic thunderstorm hit at 10:30pm, and I ended up running out into the rain as soon as we finished to get a few extra foals in for the night and out of the torrential downpours. Completely soaked, I opted to try to get home by midnight instead of posting cute photos to Facebook.

Today, I was supposed to be busy building courses for this weekends show, but seeing as the ring is currently under water from the storms, we decided to wait a day and let it drain.

So I find myself with a precious few moments to spare on this lovely quiet summer evening, looking out over our fields filled with 33 of the most absolutely fabulous, phenomenal quality foals, all with their own unique and fascinating personalities. I’m so very proud of each and every one of them and I know their breeder/owners are bursting with excitement for their futures. I can’t wait to introduce them all to you as the breeding season eventually slows down through July!

Our last foal was a first for me, a buckskin! We were delighted to meet her (and I am delighted to finally go home every night, even if it is at midnight). But I just have to share these clips of our yearling filly herd when we put the foal and her mother out, and they saw the foal for the first time! I love my yearlings….but… apparently this tiny cream coloured pony foal is terrifying to them!

A lot of people throw the term ‘24/7’ around, but, I don’t think there’s many people who actually live that. Those of us...
05/05/2026

A lot of people throw the term ‘24/7’ around, but, I don’t think there’s many people who actually live that. Those of us on breeding farms, particularly in April and May, we know it all too well. And not only is it gruelling round the clock work, but there are some pretty intense life or death moments that drive your stress and exhaustion to a whole new level.

So as usual, I have fallen behind in…..well everything, but certainly making any social media posts. However I had a nice quiet evening last night and thought I’d snap a few pics of my birthday boy before running the c**t herd back from the pasture for the night.

These photos are the result.

And pretty much sum up what life has been like for the last year, with the result of my ‘can’t go wrong’ breeding that was supposed to produce a sweet bay filly pony with 4 white socks (and maybe mom’s belly splashes?). Instead I got a complete a$& h@! # c**t, with a pony brain, horse size, chestnut with 2 friggin socks (and no belly splash!).

Born at 6pm on May 4th 2025, out in the field, mom walked a whole 10ft from the hay bale to lay down and knock him out. Dad watched the whole thing from a respectable distance. The rest of the herd out there carried on eating. Yes, after rigorously devoting hours and hours and hours of the past 4 years to watching client mares around the clock in order to assist their foalings, I turned my own out with her regular group at the very back of the farm and mostly ignored her for the day, expecting a foal late that night. I wrapped him up in my sweater and carried him out of the field, but he then promptly stood up and at not even 45 minutes old, trotted the lengthy distance back to the barn!

So, happy first birthday Interrobang. It’s a miracle you exist, and it’s a bloody miracle we haven’t killed each other yet. There are plenty of videos for those of you who haven’t met my little sh?! disturber, but I’m not sure I’m willing to share them until he gets some brain surgery (gelded) and learns some manners.

The source of many ?! moments since conception, Interrobang is a warmblood/welsh pony cross, produced using frozen epididymal semen prepared post-castration by the therio team at OVC (Dr Tracy Chénier) and bred by the legendary Dr Claire Plante. Sired by Searchlight (Sir Wanabi x VDL Voila - Flemmingh/Nimmerdor) out of Arkell’s Quintessa (Arkell’s Robbi x Queenie).
Happy first birthday dude, and May the 4th be with you!

Brace yourselves, our 5th foal of 2026 requires a CUTENESS OVERLOAD warning! Not only that but this exceptionally well b...
04/05/2026

Brace yourselves, our 5th foal of 2026 requires a CUTENESS OVERLOAD warning! Not only that but this exceptionally well bred hunter/jumper prospect is available! So if you aren’t in the market for the horse of your dreams, I recommend you scroll on before laying eyes on his adorable little face!

This little c**t is a product of ICSI, and was carried by a wonderful recipient mare Gelati, who had a terrific jumping career and produced jumper foals of her own. But the biological dam is Emerald Coast Z RWC (El Salvador x Quality Touch Z), an absolutely stunning mare making waves on the US hunter circuit, after winning at Devon in 2025 and earning the title of top scoring KWPN hunter in North America in 2024. The sire of the c**t is none other than Lordanos, the 2013 USEF top jumping sire.

Much like the foaling two days earlier, Gelati kept me up all night, delivering this very special c**t at 1:40am. I didn’t have to work too hard though, as he was up and nursing in no time!

“Wexford Coast RWC” has been non stop entertainment ever since. This boy is truly made out of springs and has endless energy! It’s difficult to catch photos of him still!

Congratulations to Jane and Robert Clark, while they have a breeding program full of high quality animals, this little guy is truly top-tier, just perfect in every way!!

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Rockwood, ON
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