Tuesday, April 30, 2024
Marvelous Mystique. The Morgan Horse Magazine April 1982
1/2 Lippitt from his Full Lippitt sire.
His dam had excellent breeding also, being by the Old Midwest stallion, Emerald's Aristocrat, who was owned by John Richard Young who was the author of two excellent horsemanship books way back in the day. Royal Glo's dam was bred by Eve Oakley.
Gay Vaquero. The Morgan Horse Magazine April 1984
Be sure to take a look at the photos of his parents and ancestors at the above link.
In bred to the Gov't bred Gay Mac, he carried some very good early California Morgans behind him. When he was bred, his breeders, the Nelsens, were in Arkansas, but they had brought with them the California Morgans.
He sired 18 registered get. Some of his daughters with the LBF prefix of Polly Smith bred onwards. Hss son, Rocking M Vaquero, went to Canada and sired for Rocking M, Treasure, and others.
Monday, April 29, 2024
Royalton Herbie. The Morgan Horse Magazine. April 1982
Full Lippitt
He sired some, including a few Full Lippitts.
Aranamation. The Morgan Horse Magazine April 1982
A pedigree with good Western Working Family antecedents.
From California--Sonoma.
From Pacific Northwest--Arana Field & Abonette Primrose.
Behind Primrose is Chief Alfa from Montana breeders. And, some old Oregon breeding in Babe.
Golden Princess was bred in Wyoming and her sire, Plains King, was from Kansas.
The Gov't stallions, Sonfield and Abbott, went west to become important there.
He sired some.
Denton. &. Brompton. April 1982 The Morgan Horse Magazine
Denton
Was gelden and had no progeny.
Brompton
Had 3 get.
These were full brothers with some grand old lines that were utilized in New York at that time.
Friday, April 26, 2024
Equinox Ethan
Photo from 1980 The Lippitt Club Country Show
Photographer's name is forgotten.
This photo first appeared in a post in Feb. 2009, OldMorgans.blogspot.com
By TLC standards, was a 1/2 Lippitt, from his full Lippitt dam. His sire was 5/8th Lippitt to give him some more Lippitt lines.
Sire of 32 get.
Lippitt Bethal.
Photos taken at 1980 The Lippitt Country Show.
Photographer's name is forgotten.
These photos first appeared in a post on OldMorgans.blogspot.com Feb. 2009
Full Lippitt
Bethal sold in Knight's 1962 Dispersal Sale for the (then) notable price of $3100.
While some of her produce did breed on, most lines did not make it to today. One that did is behind Morgandy's Melody. Kanonnee Zephyr, another descendant, has had some recent foals. Bethal is maternal grand dam of Covenant Lydia K who had some good ones with descendants today,
Royalton Ebenezer.
Photos taken at 1980 Lippitt Country Show.
Photographer's name forgotten.
These photos were first posted on OldMorgans.blogspot.com, Feb. 2009
Full Lippitt
Sire of quite a few who bred on:
Croydon Minuteman, Royalton Chantal, Royalton Corydon, Royalton Fairlee, Royalton Herbie, Royalton Julian, Royalton Muffinette, Royalton Rosalynn, Royalton Roseanna, Royalton Seth Warner.
Funquest King O'Fancy. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1982
Top from TMH
Lower from the AllBreed site
With his sire line to Upwey King Peavine, this horse was a slight departure from Stuart Hazard's usual breeding. However, the rest of the pedigree is the usual for Funquest, utilizing Morgans bred by the Chilocco School of Oklahoma, Brunk breeding, and Morgans going to the breeding of Elmer Brown of Texas, and also to California Morgans.
The following is from the AllBreed site about Allan's Fancy L, King O'Fancy's maternal grand dam--
ALLANS FANCY L
dk ch. M, MORGAN, 1947
dk ch. M, MORGAN, 1947| Color: dk ch AMHA #07224 ALLAN'S FANCY L: In early 1951, in Council Grove, Kansas, when she was a four year old, this mare and EIGHT other registered Morgans were sold by Sam Thole to Stuart Hazard and a friend for a total of $450.00. (Yes, that's correct four hundred and fifty dollars for nine registered Morgans.) See Gail Perlee's article Stuart Hazard and His Funquest Farm in the October 2018 issue of THE MORGAN HORSE. This mare became the dam of the highly regarded The Brown Falcon, Funquest Buddy Lee, Funquest Gold Hawk and other good Moggans. She has hundreds of registered Morgan decendants. Hazard started his Morgan horse farm with Allan's Fancy L and several of the other horses in that purchase from Thole---along with one other Morgan, a young filly, he'd previously acquired. |
King O'Fancy sired many for Funquest and can be found in pedigrees today.
Saddleback Sentinel. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1982
A pedigree with lots of Lippitt and Old Vermont, then Gov't, and a touch of Brunk.
Mostly sired for the Cosmos prefix.
Thursday, April 25, 2024
Chief Red Hawk. The Morgan Horse Magazine March 1982
Upper photo from TMH
Lower from the AllBreed site
A pure Brunk pedigree; bred by Stuart Hazard,Kansas.
from the AllBreed site--
| Color: b Height: 14.3 AMHA #11365 Bay, lh pastern white. Foaled 5/22/1955, Topeka, Kansas. Bred by S. G. Hazard. Progeny: 39 colts, 30 fillies. A winning Competitive Trail Horse, National Champion Roadster, In-hand Champion, Park winner, and sire of champions.He stood at McCulloch Farm - Whippoorwill Morgans. photo contributed by Jerry McGuire |
Aquarian Destiny. The Morgan Horse Magazine March 1982
In bred to Pecos, being by a grandson of Pecos and out of a daughter of Pecos.
He sired in the PNW.
Ledgemere Alert. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1982
Sired some, including Monnington Andante who sired in Scotland.
Alert was also sire of Thornhollow Rapidana who was dam of Radian Fleetwing who sired for R'Surene Morgans and others. Rapidana was also dam of Revelry Fleetking who sired some.
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
"A Review of the Morgan Classes" from the Vermont State Fair of 1911. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1982
This is a dense article with a lot of history. Many of the horses in this article have descendants today.
Tuesday, April 23, 2024
Monday, April 22, 2024
Marvelous Ballerina. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1984
Technically, by The Lippitt Club rules, a 1/2 Lippitt. Her sire was full Lippitt, and her dam was 13/16th Lippitt.
A very pretty and correct Morgan
Waer's Cavalier. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1982
Bred by Frank & Freida Waer, he had a royal pedigree. (Take a look at the photos of his ancestors on the above link.)
Some of his get--
-Shasta Calvary, sire.
-Hotcreek Miss Minnie, dam of Hotcreek Cavalier, sire.
-Aranaway Jennifer, dam of Dahlonega Dillon, sire, and others.
-Aranaway Darlin, dam of Areaway Ali Has, sire.
-Aranaway Castanette, dam.
Sunday, April 21, 2024
Waseeka Peter Piper. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1982
from the AllBreed site--
| Color: dk ch Height: 14.1 AMHA #18030 Chestnut, star & tapering strip. Foaled: 02-01-1967, Ashland, MA. Breeder: Waseeka Farm Registered progeny: 92 colts, 79 fillies (31 bay, 1 brwn, 138 ch, 1 Pal) Halter and Park champion, popular sire. Featured in A MORGAN FOR MELINDA by Doris Gates. Pete was purchased from Kay Thompson as a two year old by Joan and Rollie Bowers. He brought a new look and different bloodlines to the West coast. Pete was Jr. Champion colt at the Eastern National and he had countless wins In Hand, Park Saddle, and Park Harness out West (many times all at the same show). Pete was a kind horse with a huge personality in a compact body. Pete is the only Morgan to win a regional triple crown (champion in-hand, park saddle, and park harness in the same regional show). Sire of 171 get |
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