How long does a baby horse stay with its mother?

Most foals are weaned from their mothers at 6 months to a year.

Foals can be weaned from 3 months to a year.  It is a matter of personal preference when to remove them.  I prefer three to four months because that is easier on the mares.  However, some people prefer to let the foal suckle for longer periods. 

They live with with their mother for about 6 months

               Cheyenne St.Joe,MO 

Hey JonasBrothersROCK I live just south of Ft. Leonardwood in central Missouri.

Alot of owners wait until the foals are 6 months of age.

If you talk to a vet and read all the books on weaning the recommendation is usually 4-6 months. It depends on several things. Is your mare is holding her weight and is she being kind to the baby? When it starts to get where a mare is dropping weight even though she is getting the right nutrition or her teats are getting sore from the babies teeth, or a mare will even start to kick at her baby to get it to stop nursing then it is time to wean. when a babie is spending more time playing then with mom or eating other things all the time and only comes back now and then to ' play nurse' or out of 'habit' then it is also time to wean.

Is good to keep the Colt/filly at least for 6 months before moving it to a stall by it self. That way you make sure it gets the right nutrients that comes from the mothers milk.