The Jubilee King Line; The Sons. (Jubilee King Part 10). The Morgan Horse Magazine. July 1984

 

Behind Jubilee King. by Mabel Owen. (Jubilee King Part 9). The Morgan Horse Magazine. July 1984

 

In the Image of Daniel Lambert. The Quietude Stud. Criterion. (Jubilee King Part 8). The Morgan Horse Magazine. July 1984

 Criterion--

https://beta.allbreedpedigree.com/criterion-ZNorYCYp/pedigree

Sire of 71 get with many breeding on. 

Photo below is Criterion from the AllBreed site. 

 

Jubilee King Ads. Small Town Sally Ash. & Cambridge Suzy Q.T. (Jubilee King Part

Small Town Sally Ash 

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/small+town+sally+ash

She had 9 foals. 

Cambridge Suzy Q.T. 

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/cambridge+suzy+q+t

 

The Jubilee King Pedigree. (Jubilee King Part 6) The Morgan Horse Magazine. July 1984

https://beta.allbreedpedigree.com/jubilee-king-kQmiZRWV/pedigree 

 

A Lady and a King. (Jubilee King Part 5). The Morgan Horse Magazine, July 1984

 

Jubilee King: A Life Story (Jubilee King Part 4). The Morgan Horse Magazine. July 1984

Another excellent article, by Renee Page and Marcia Werts. 

 

Jubilee King,,,And the Test of Time. By Mabel Owen. (Jubilee King Part 3). The Morgan Horse Magazine. July 1984

 

Blackwood Correll. & Whippoorwill Mares. & Gaiwood's Ebony Boy. (Jubilee King Part 2b) The Morgan Horse Magazine. July 1984

 

Heritage of the King by Mary Jean Vasiloff. (Jubilee King. Part 2). The Morgan Horse Magazine. July 1984

A very good article!

 

Jubilee King. (Part 1) The Morgan Horse Magazine. July 1984

This is a vastly important issue with some excellent articles included. 

Today, I would say that perhaps most Morgans have at least one cross back to Jubilee King. 

 

The Quest For Fun. (Funquest Morgans). The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1978

This is a great article about a very important Morgan breeding program. 

It is always a joy to see a Funquest Morgan in one of today's pedigrees. 

The very last page here is the Funquest ad from that issue. For many years, Funquest had the full inside back cover. 

 

Waseeka's Vivo. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1978

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/waseekas+vivo

Inbred to Waseeka's Nocturne and line bred to Upwey Benn Quietude. He went on to become a popular sire and had 98 get. Many of these bred on and there are lines today.

 

Don Again of Hanover. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1978

 

https://beta.allbreedpedigree.com/don-again-of-hanover-xa3Wlatw/pedigree

His dam, Circe, was bred by Francis Bryant, VT. She came from a long line of very good producing mares--Belldale, Annadale, Florette, Florence Chandler, Senata. 

Don Again sired 78 get. He has descendants today.

Greentree Ranch Morgans. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1978

Both these stallions had many get with many breeding on; they have descendants today. 

 

Red Vermont. Sunny Vermont. Western Livestock Journal. 1950

Red Vermont (from the AllBreed site) 

https://beta.allbreedpedigree.com/red-vermont-lsDWXfZD/pedigree

Bred by J C Brunk. 

Sire of many with many breeding onwards. This is just a short list of some of his--

Belle Gates, Belle Heather, Belle of Vermont, Bonnie Heather, Bricktop, Dina Vermont, Domino Vermont, Easter Vermont, Georgette Vermont, Ginger Vermont, Homestake, Monty Vermont, Redonna Vermont, Shron Vermont, Sireson, Starlight Vermont, Verdonna Vermont, Vicki Vermont. 

He has many lines to today. 

Sunny Vermont 

https://beta.allbreedpedigree.com/sunny-vermont-G5qf3QT8/pedigree

 

Waseeka's Peter Piper. The Morgan Horse Magazine. June 1984

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/waseekas+peter+piper

He had quite a lot of Lippitt and Old Vermont High Percent behind him, as well as some Brunk. His great grand sire, Starfire, is Western Working Family with a lot of Brunk behind it. 

I remember him as a typey, little fellow with a lot of personality and energy. 

 

Jubilee Alexandra. Western Livestock Journal. 1950

Upper from WLJ

Lower from the AllBreed site 

https://beta.allbreedpedigree.com/jubilee-alexandra-qRVlserY/pedigree

This 1944 mare, bred by Helen Brunk Greenwalt, came to California in Dec. 1944 to M/M Victor Daley of San Gabriel, CA. In May 1946, she went to M/M C M Deardorff of Santa Ana, CA. In February. 1963, she went to M/M William Williams, Santa Ana, Calif. (and the street listed as their address is a street I recall from my childhood growing up in that area! To think that there was a wonderful Morgan not so far from me at that time.) 

This mare had a great, all Brunk pedigree. 

She had no registered foals.