Lippitt Ethan Georgia. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/lippitt+ethan+georgia

She has a strong breeding pedigree.

Her dam, (Lippitt Georgia) the next dam (Lippitt Gladys Moro), then the next one (Ne Komia), and the next one yet (Bridget), were all important producing mares. To see more on each of these go to the above link and click on each of the mares in succession and read the Info icon and the Progeny listings. 

The sire of her dam, Lippitt Sam, had 43 get and was a major stallion for Knight's Lippitt program. 

Her sire, Lippitt Ethan Don, had 18 get, with many important ones both in the Lippitt world and as 1/2 Lippitts who went on to have an impact in the general Morgan world. 

She had 11 foals (on her Progeny listing, there is a repeat due to a misspelling. I haven't the time to fix that.)

Many of her produce became good breeding and show horses. 

She had only the one full Lippitt, Alert's Miss Muffet, who did have foals of her own with some breeding on. 

 

Applevale Maybee. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/applevale+maybee

Upper photo from TMH. 

Lower photo from the AllBreed site.

Lower photo is in show condition. 

Upper photo is broodmare condition after some foals. 

 

Briarwood Marea Moro. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/briarwood+marea+moro

This mare was 3/4 Lippitt with a touch of Gov't and some Old Vermont (but not High Percent) lines. 

She had 13 foals. 

This photo looks to be showing her in pasture broodmare condition, rather than a using horse or show condition. But, looking through that, she has some nice conformation. 

 

Princecrest Starlet. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/princecrest+starlet

This mare was 50% Lippitt as each of her parents was a 1/2 Lippitt. She was actually more than 50% as the dam of her dam, Gladness, was not only sired by the Lippitt John A Darling, but the next dam, Gladloss, was from the same Old Vermont High Percent as the Lippitt foundation horses. There is a touch of Gov't behind Ulendon. 

She had some foals for Rapidan Morgans. 

 

Hanover Super Lady. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/hanover+super+lady

Her dam was Full Lippit.

Her paternal grand sire, Orcland Leader, was out of a Lippitt mare, and his sire was mostly of the High Percent Old Vermont blood. 

Super Lady was a successful show horse and dam of 6 registered produce. 

 

Applevale Challenger. &. Mad River Sailor. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/applevale+challenger

He has a pedigree of mostly Lippitt and High Percent Old Vermont with a good dose of Brunk, and a few touches of Gov't. 

He sired 19 registered get. One of these was Saddleback Symphony, a good breeding mare with descendants that bred on. Saddleback Swingtime was another noted producer.  Saddleback Sentinel sired some good ones for Cosmos Morgans. Saddleback Sealect sired 117 registered get with way too many to discuss here. 

Challenger may not have sired very many, but his descendants in the following generations were numerous. 

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/mad+river+sailor

His pedigree is pure Gov't. He sired 50 get. 

His son Austin Flying Cloud sired for Liberation prefix and others. Another son, Saddleback Supreme, sired 75 get with many for Saddleback. 

 

Royal Ann Field. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/royal+ann+field

Her sire Arana Field,  was bred in Washington and spent his life in southern Oregon with the Phil Morrison family. Arana Field's sire was the noted Gov't bred stallion, Sonfield, who sired many in California for Roland Hill and later in Washington. Lady Margaret, dam of Arana Field, was bred in Washington. Her sire was from old Montana breeding. Her dam was bred by the L U Sheep Co. of WY. 

Royal Ann's dam, Roefield, also has an interesting pedigree. Her sire, Shawalla Scott, was bred in Washington. His sire, Silver Rockwood, was bred by Robert Tynan, Neb. Silver Rockwood's dam was another of the good mares bred by Elmer Brown, Kan. The dam of Shawalla Scott was bred in California and her dam was a Richard Sellman mare from Texas. Roe, the dam of Roefield, was sired by a stallion bred in Nevada by Clark Ringling who was breeding working ranch Morgans. The dam of Roe was another California bred going back to Richard Sellman stock.

This was a pedigree of working ranch Morgans from all over the western states. 

 

New York International All-Morgan Horse Show. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov. 1971

There is a lot to see here. Many of these horses are still found in pedigrees of today's Morgans. 

Most of them show a balanced good trot. 

 

Blackacre Morgans. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov 1971

Note that her Morgans, except for the Lippitt stallion, Sam Ashbrook, were all for Merle Evans' Devan program. 

 

Panorama. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov 71

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/panorama18

There is a good photo at this link.

Sire of 22 get. 

 

Triton Rosebud. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/triton+rosebud

Note that her sire is listed as L. Pecos under her name. 

Kingston is her sire, as listed in the paragraph. 

 

Front Cover. "Justin Morgan Had a Horse". The Morgan Horse Magazine, Nov. 1971

The Disney movie used actual Morgan horses for the film. I do not remember who the foal is that is shown here. 

 

Funquest Morgans. The Morgan Horse Magazine Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/trophys+keepsake

Sired by Upwey King Benn and out of a WWF/Brunk mare. 

One son, Funquest Benfalcon, sired for H-Vee Morgans. She also had two daughters with the Sagamore prefix who bred on. 

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/funquest+falconidae

There is a good photo of this mare on the above link. 

She had 16 foals. Some had the Funquest prefix. Some had the Caduceus prefix and also the Knox suffix. There was also a Saxon prefix Morgan. A lot of these bred on in some important ways. 

 

Trophy's Keepsake. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/trophys+keepsake

Had only one foal. 

 

Bald Mt Vigil Lily. The Morgan Horse Magazine Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/bald+mt+vigil+lily

No foals. 

 

Beckridge Patora. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/beckridge+patora

 

Timothy's Hope. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/timothys+hope

Sire was full Lippitt, dam was 50% Lippitt. 

Two of her daughters bred on some. 

 

Tapnor Spider. & Tapnor Fiddle Dee Dee. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/tapnor+spider

Lippitt, Brunk, WWF, sired by a full Lippitt, Moro Hills Medallion.

sired some

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/tapnor+fiddle+dee+dee

Paternal grand sire was Moro Hills Medallion. Pedigree was Lippitt, Brunk, WWF.

Had some foals. 

 

San Diego Morgan Club News (Welmore Zorro & Ramona Warrior). The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

Ramona Warrior

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/ramona+warrior

Sire of 12. Some bred on.

Welmore Zorro

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/welmore+zorro

Sire and show horse. Besides showing pleasure, he was a great roadster horse. 

 

Jubiloso. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/jubiloso

He had a lovely pedigree with much Brunk and many of the great early breeders of the Western Working Family behind him. 

Sadly, he sired only four get. 

 

Kane's Rose Marie. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/kanes+rose+marie

1958 mare, bred by Walter Kane, MI. 

She went to a new owner, then in 1961 went to Mr. Switzler, the owner of Trophy. 

Her pedigree is a nice blend of most of the Morgan families. Her sire, Wal-thor, was sired by Lippitt Moro Ash. Was-thor's dam was a Kansas bred mare with the old Kansas breeders and Thornhill of Texas behind her. Rose Marie's dam was by Quizkid from the Gov't Farm and her dam was Old Midwest and some Gov't. 

She had 8 foals. Some bred onwards. 

 

Aldot Playboy. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/aldot+playboy

Dam was California breeding. 

Sired some. 

 

Trophy's Heir. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/trophys+heir

Another of the good Trophy get out of a Ruthven mare. 

 

Rex Linsley. The Morgan Horse Magazine, mid-1960's

Both these pictures from mid 1960's The Morgan Horse Magazines. 

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/rex+linsley

1952 Stallion, bred by Chilocco Ag School, Oklahoma

His sire, R P Linsley, was also bred at Chilocco and was of Kansas and Texas stock. 

His dam, Nelda L J, was also Chilocco bred and was from a Brunk dam and by a stallion who was another Chilocco bred of Gov't and Kansas lines. 

Rex Linsley sired 24 get in New Mexico where Morgans were few and far between at the time. Some of his get did breed on, including:

--El-mira Roxanne, dam of Primavera Ramona, dam of LBF prefix Morgans, Painters Pine Ridge (good sire), and Triple S prefix Morgans.

--Kaleidoscope, dam of Gilbara Penelope, dam of In-glen Elation, dam of Robbi-sues Success Story, sire of many. 

 

Royalle Oak. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct. 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/royalle+oak

The color came from his dam, Moon Dust who was also a palomino. Her sire, Royalle, was also a palomino, and he was out of Luxury, a buckskin daughter of Night Tide. 

This horse was bred in Utah, but his antecedents are mostly Wyoming. 

 

Tawncrest Kahlua. & Tawncrest Hi Fashion. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/tawncrest+kahlua

Sired by the full Lippitt, Dyberry Robin, and out of a mare sired by that good Brunk stallion, Condo. The maternal grand dam had a dam bred in Kansas by the Herbert Bros. and was sired by as on of  the California bred Tehachapi Allen. The maternal grand dam then had horses from Elmer Brown's noted program and one bred by Robert Tynan, Neb. 

Kahlua sired 39 registered get. 

Tawncrest Hi Fashion was a full sister to Kahlua. 

She was dam of many. 

 

Why Don't They Print Your Pictures? by Mary Jean Vasiloff. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

Now, over 50 years later, photos are taken on phones. But, even if the technology is far advanced, the advice here is still true. 

 

Equinox Friendly. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct. 1971

Equinox Friendly

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/equinox+friendly

Her dam was Full Lippitt and her sire was 5/8th Lippitt

 

Roefield. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/roefield

Bred by Millard W. Ulch, Susanville, CA

We know nothing of Ulch except that he bred many Morgans in far east California. 

The grand dams of this mare were Calif. breeding. Her maternal grand sire was bred by that good ranch breeder, Clark Ringling, NV. Her paternal grand sire was bred by Robert Tynan, Neb. and was out of a mare bred by Elmer Brown, Kansas. Silver Rockwood went to Washington to become a popular show horse and sire. 

 

Waer's Miss Yum Yum. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct. 1971

Upper photo from TMH

Lower photo from the AllBreed site

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/waers+miss+yum+yum

She was not bred by the Waers. Apparently they bought her dam who was in foal. 

Her dam was a Montana mare who left the Waers and had foals for Mutiny Morgans. 

Yum Yum went on to a show career and had a colt who sired a few. 

 

Arana Field. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/arana+field

Bred by the Beckleys in Washington, his sire was the Gov't Sonfield, who sired so many in California and later in Washington. 

Arana's dam, Lady Margaret, was also Washington bred. Her sire, Highland Glen, was Montana bred and his sire was the old Montana breeding of Thomas Adams. The dam of Highland Glen was bred in Washington from Gov't stock. 

The dam of Lady Margaret was bred by the LU Sheep Co., WY. 

Arana Field sired 62 registered Morgans, many for his owner Phil Morrison, and many for other people. He has descendants today. 

 

Blackacre Morgans The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

 

Funquest Berry Patch. The Morgan Horse Magazine, Oct 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/funquest+berry+patch

Sire of 26 registered get.