Bred by Carol Copeland.
Devan sire, Brunk dam.
Monday, July 31, 2023
Kennebec Brownie. The Morgan Horse Magazine, April 1971
Lippitt sire.
Western Working Family from the California branch, dam.
Red Flash. The Morgan Horse Magazine, April 1971
Bred in California, he was pure Sellman blood. His sire was bred in California by F A Fickert, using the Sellman horses he imported from Texas.
He had a rare sire line back to Bulrush. Sadly, this sire line has died out. But Red Flash can be found in today's pedigrees through his daughters.
He had 33 registered get with 16 of them having at least one progeny of their own.
The Red Flash daughters from his time spent at the Jackson Ranch in Montana come down to today in the Mortana prefix horses from the Jackson ranch.
The son of Red Flash, Rhed's Fable, had the daughter, Fairylady by Rhed, who is dam of many Indiana prefix Morgans.
The well known show horse and sire, Simply Maserati, has Red Flash behind him through his dam. He is a great-greatgrand son of Red Flash.
Sunday, July 30, 2023
Lippitt Miss Nekomia. The Morgan Horse Magazine, circa 1950
Originally posted in Oct. 2009 OldMorgans.blogspot.com
Dam of 14 registered produce.
Ancestor of many of today's Lippitts.
Lippitt Mandate. The Morgan Horse Magazine, c. 1950
Originally from OldMorgans.blogspot.com, Oct. 2009
Bred by Robert Lippitt Knight, he was the result of one of Knight's rare outcrosses to a gov't stallion.
Sire of 77 registered get.
has descendants today.
Babbi Moon. The Morgan Horse Magazine, early 1950's.
This photo is from an early 1950's The Morgan Horse Magazine, and was first used on OldMorgans.blogspot.com in Oct. 2009.
She was bred in Nebraska but both parents were L U Sheep Co., WY bred.
Two of her produce were Topside Mastermind, sire of 64 get, and Topside Eager Beaver, sire of 110 get.
She has descendants today.
Katelina. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Early 1950's
This photo from an early 1950's The Morgan Horse Magazine, was first used in an Oct. 2009 OldMorgans.blogspot.com
Correct spelling of name is KatelinA.
Dam of 14 foals.
Bred by J C Jackson, MT.
Her produce include, Chocolate Katy, Flashy Kate, Juleena, Julio, Katelette, Lina, and Red Racer, all of whom had progeny of their own. Katerina has descendants today.
Saturday, July 29, 2023
Lily Dache. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Dec. 1988
She had only four registered foals.
One of those was Val's Marcee, dam of Serenity Fleetwing and Serenity Flight Time, both of whom bred onwards.
Black River Trojan. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Dec 1988
Sire of 58 registered get.
Many of his get were used in breeding.
His son, JMF Rain Maker, is still siring get now.
Mr. Fudgeman. by Gail Perlee. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Dec. 1988
His sire was a Devan Morgan.
His dam's dam was Brunk. His dam's sire went to Mabel Owen's Merry breeding and a Mackinac Morgan sired by Lippitt Moro Ash and out of a mare of the Kansas ranch breeding.
He was a nice blend of good breeding programs and horses.
Friday, July 28, 2023
Culpepper Crescendo. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Dec. 1988
Note that his registered name is Culpeper (one P), as is the above link.
Sire of 25 registered get.
Thursday, July 27, 2023
Broadwall Brigadier. The Morgan Horse Magazine, 1959
Photo from a 1959 The Morgan Horse Magazine.
From an Oct. 2009 OldMorgans.blogspot.com posting.
Sired by Parade, his dam was one of the Theis Co. mares sold to Cecil Ferguson of Broadwall. Behind his dam was the good Kansas ranch breeding including Elmer Brown and Sentney, and behind them Thornhill of Texas and Roland Hill of California.
Sire of over 50 registered get.
Sire for Cambridge, Lone Pine, Topside prefixes and others.
Alamar's Commander. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Dec. 1988.
This was a grand Old California pedigree.
His line almost made it down to today but it does not look like it did.
Wednesday, July 26, 2023
Families and Performance of the Morgan Stock Horse by Brenda Tippin. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Dec. 1988
In the last column above, there is mention of a pedigree "see Figure 1", but there is no pedigree. So here it is--
Also, here is a photo of this horse from the AllBreed site--
Second column below--a reference to Sid Spencer as "he". Nope, Sid was a she!
Tuesday, July 25, 2023
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