Cost-Plus Under a cost-plus arrangement, the owner agrees to pay the contractor the actual costs of construction of the project plus a predetermined fee, which may be in the form of a stipulated amount or a percentage of the construction costs.
How often a horse needs to see a farrier will vary from horse to horse. I find that with my miniature Shetland ponies the farrier needs to come out about every 10-12 weeks depending on the state of the hooves.
If a 2 year old is used as a breeding stallion the number of services should not exceed two per week and only 5 to 10 mares should be bred during the breeding season. The 3 year old stallion can be used four to six times per week.The mature stallion can be bred daily but he should get one day of rest every 7 to 8 days.If necessary, mature stallions can be used twice a day for 3 to 4 days each week.arly in the breeding season it is not uncommon for a mare to be in heat for 30 to 40 days without ovulating. This is generally a normal situation you may encounter. It is also not unusual for a mare to have a gestation period longer than 360 days.