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On October 23^rd, 1998 a lady with tremendous foresight by the name of Jennifer Flannery recognised a need within the horse breeding Internet community, and created the e-mail list "EquineRepro" on what was then "OneList". With a free subscription, the membership list was soon growing! In the years since, "OneList" has been bought by "E-Groups" and then "Yahoo!"; and the e-mail list Jennifer created is now known as EquineRepro@yahoogroups.com, has grown to over 3,200 subscribers, and is the largest equine reproduction e-mail list on the Internet!

With over 40,000 messages posted since it's creation (as of June 26^th 2006), there have been an amazingly wide variety of topics discussed! The list description reads:

"Collecting, evaluating, cooling/freezing and shipping of semen; artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and stallion and mare infertility issues are all topics you can expect to see on the list. Please note that genetics discussion (such as color genetics) is not considered suitable for this list, as genetics is too large a subject and is deserving of a list of its own!

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Our members include first-time breeders, breeders with extensive broodmare and stallion experience and reproductive professionals.

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All of the topics she mentions have been discussed, and many, many more besides!

Because of the large number of subscribers, discussion is kept strictly "on topic", with general "chatty" posts not permitted. Although this sounds as though it is highly restrictive, and could result in a very tedious "straight" list, it has in fact resulted in one of the friendliest and consistently useful lists one could imagine, which is remarkably free of both unpleasant "flaming" and advertising! A claim which sadly all too few e-mail lists are able to make!

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x-ray protection of semen shipments
6 Jul 2010 at 11:37am
by fairviewhorsectr@...
In a message dated 6/26/2010 7:58:21 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, EquineRepro@yahoogroups.com writes: How important is the x-ray protection? The thermolizer is

Re: "Tight" Mare Question
6 Jul 2010 at 11:35am
by sunsetsandsqh
As a follow up to this, after trying again on day 5, this mare was totally normal and we passed through with no problems at all, so per the owner's request, we

Tight "ring"
29 Jun 2010 at 11:19am
by ATDEES@...
Be careful that you are not trying to push into the bladder. It can have a similar tight feel at the urethra. I would not be attempting to inseminate without

"Tight" Mare Question
28 Jun 2010 at 10:44am
by sunsetsandsqh
We have a 17 year old Quarter Horse mare in for breeding, she's in day 3 of her heat cycle so we were starting to breed today. Had our collection ready to go,

Re: was Mares relationship-now genetic diseases
28 Jun 2010 at 10:05am
by dmchapek
Thank you. Dianna

Re: Shipping mares in foal
26 Jun 2010 at 5:02pm
by Scott Bailey
Not being in the position of owning mares, I can't speak to the sense of security regumate might give, so that alone may be worth it, but I agree with the

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