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First-Party Knowledge

Recipient Mare & Embryo Transfer Learning Center

Built for breeders shipping embryos from across the country. Understand the people, mares, timing, handoffs, and decisions behind an equine embryo transfer program, from the first breeding plan through foaling and weaning.

2,500+Recipient mares managed
NationwideEmbryos coordinated from across the country
Start to FoalingConnected care paths

Start with clarity

The genetics and the carrying mare are different roles

The donor mare and stallion provide the foal's genetics. The recipient mare receives the embryo, carries the pregnancy, delivers the foal, and normally raises it until weaning.

A successful plan also depends on coordinated veterinary work, laboratory handling when applicable, recipient timing, transportation, identification, pregnancy care, foaling preparation, and a clear contract. These guides explain those connections without replacing the professionals responsible for an individual mare or embryo.

Medical decisions belong to the attending veterinarian. Registration questions belong to the applicable breed registry. Prices, guarantees, and return obligations belong to the current signed service contract.

The Guides

Follow the complete journey

Each guide answers one distinct question, gives the short answer first, and shows where a veterinarian, laboratory, registry, contract, or care team must make the final call.

Choose the program

Start with what you have in hand

A shipped embryo, a donor mare, and an ICSI plan enter the program at different points. Choose the path that matches the work already underway.

Ready to plan a cycle?

Connect the embryo to the right program

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