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Showing posts with label Lippitt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lippitt. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 5, 2025
Thursday, July 31, 2025
Elm Hill Baystater. &. Elm Hill Bay Leader. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1978
He sired a few. He was inbred to Upwey Ben Don.
He was also inbred to Upwey Ben Don. He also sired some.
Note that these are half brothers; they had the same sire.
Their sire had Gov't, Lippitt, Old Vermont, and the paternal grand dam's dam was bred by the LU Sheep Co, WY.
The second dam of Leader's, Little Sister, was mostly Lippitt and High Percent Old Vermont.
Wednesday, July 30, 2025
Ashwood Majestic. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1978
He was the product of excellent breeding parents and the whole pedigree is proven breeding horses.
He has a few descendants today.
Tuesday, July 29, 2025
Waseeka's Vivo. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1978
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.
R-Bar-B Lord Spence. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1978
He was quite the show horse of his time and sired a few.
Check out his pedigree--quite a Vermont and New York old time one.
Monday, July 28, 2025
Don Again of Hanover. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1978
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.
Sunday, July 27, 2025
Hy Crest Satina. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan-Feb 1984
Photo above from TMH, from before Carol Guay owned her.
Photo below from the AllBreed site, showing her as a well aged mare when owned by Carol Guay.
Satina had 4 gray foals from her 10 total foals. The first two were from before Carol owned her and were gelded.
In the very late 1980's, I was researching an article for TMH about gray Morgans. I had a list of all the living gray Morgans in the breed from AMHA (and that was a very short list). I heard back from the owner of one of Satina's geldings and from Carol Guay who was amazed that she had the last traceable breeding age gray. (Much later, the other breeding age gray mare was found.) So Carol bred Satina some more and got two gray colts who have bred on and today, most gray Morgans trace back to them: CW's Sterling Silver and CW's Silver Ash.
Looking at Satina's pedigree one can see that the gray color came from a mare, listed only as Gray Remount mare. bred by the US Livestock Experiment Station in Miles City, MT who was out of a Richard Sellman mare and sired by a gray Arabian. That mare was bred to Monterey, a Gov't Farm stallion from Vermont, and produced the mare Babe who was never registered. Babe was bred to Beaujeau who was bred by Helen Greenwalt and sired by Highview King and out of a LU Sheep Co. mare. This produced Lady Satin, who was bred and lived in Michigan. Finally, Lady Satin, now owned by Richard Measel, was bred to Hy Crest Koko and produced Hy Crest Satina.
Satina had a good, solid pedigree. And now we still have grays in the breed.
Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Townshend T-Rissa. Townshend Morgan Farm Pamphlet.
She had some foals with a few breeding on, at least one line to today.
Lippitt Morman. Western Livestock Journal. 1950
Upper is from WLJ
Lower from the AllBreed site.
Although he has the Lippitt prefix,, he is the result of one of Robert Lippitt Knight's outcross to the Government Farm.
from the AllBreed site--
Color: ch
Height: 14.3hh
AMHA #8211
Chestnut, wide strip & snip, rh sock white, 1100-1120 lbs. Bred by RL Knight. First stallion to win the gruelling 100 Mile endurance ride in Woodstock, VT [1946]. Purchased by Roland Hill and taken to CA. Photo taken in CA with then owner Merle Little up.--
Height: 14.3hh
AMHA #8211
Chestnut, wide strip & snip, rh sock white, 1100-1120 lbs. Bred by RL Knight. First stallion to win the gruelling 100 Mile endurance ride in Woodstock, VT [1946]. Purchased by Roland Hill and taken to CA. Photo taken in CA with then owner Merle Little up.--
Many of his get bred on and he does have lines to today.
Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Waseeka's Peter Piper. The Morgan Horse Magazine. June 1984
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.
Saturday, July 19, 2025
Lippitt Mint Don. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan-Feb 1978
He sired some with a few breeding on a ways.
His full Lippitt daughter, See Jay Donna, was dam of Royalton Herbie and Royalton Julian. Both of these full Lippitts bred on. Julian has a thin line to today in full Lippitts.
Friday, July 18, 2025
Roanoke Abby Ashmore. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan-Feb 1978
Although technically a 1/2 Lippitt, she was 7/8th Lippitt in blood and then had another 1/16th as High Percent Old Vermont. The one outcross in her pedigree was the Brunk mare, Paragraph.
She has one very thin line to today.
Note the correct spelling of her name is Abby, without the e.
Thursday, July 17, 2025
Mr. Eagle L. G. Carter. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan-Feb 1978
Although he sired very few, his pedigree is of interest as it shows the last part of W. T. Carter's long time breeding program. Lippitt Gregory came west from the 1962 Lippitt Farm Dispersal Sale upon the passing of Robert Lippitt Knight. He was just a weanling. He sired many for Carter and others. The dam of Mr. Eagle was Cherry K R, bred by Carter, and sired by Kings River Morgan, also bred by Carter. Kings River sired many for Carter. He was sired by Gold Dollar, who was bred by L W Rutledge who had his ranch close to Carter's. Gold Dollar was by Blackhaux, bred by that early California breeder, Duval Williams, from Sellman stock.
The dam of Gold Dollar as well as the mare bred to him to get Kings River were both mares bred by Roland Hill with the Gov't Farm sires and Sellman Mares. (as a side note, Kings River Morgans was named for the Kings River which flowed from the Sierra Mountains down past Carter's ranch. )
Back to Cherry KR, her dam was also sired by Gold Dollar. That dam was out of a mare from the Old Midwest Family. She was bred by the noted Iowa Breeder, T C Doak, and came to California from a dispersal sale in the Midwest. She was said to be the most lovely mare of her time.
Carter was a good breeder of using Morgans. He bred from the 1940s until his passing in the 1960s.
Monday, July 14, 2025
Black Berry. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan-Feb 1978
A pedigree of mostly Brunk with a touch of each of these: Gov't, Old Midwest, Lippitt, WWF.
He sired some that bred on a ways.
{One of his daughters was Candy Lee whom we briefly owned. We had her daughter, Reed's Gallant Dandy, and since we bought her in foal, we had SSM Gallant Black Hawk from her.}
Susie Success. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan-Feb 1978
Her dam was sired by Lippitt Field Marshall (Lippitt Byfield x Lippitt Sally Moro).
Her dam was out of Lily Belle (Archie O x Ginger deJarnette).
One of her daughters was Cedarwood Success, who can be found behind Expat's prefixed Morgans of today.
Saturday, July 12, 2025
Royalton Hubert. &. Stillwater Indigo. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan-Feb 1978
Full page ad is Page 9 of the Lippitt Club group ad.
Color phot is Royalton Hubert.
A few of his bred on and he does have at least one line to today.
Stillwater Indigo (photo below, from the AllBreed site)
Sire of 99 get with many lines to today.
We will never forget that wonderful team of Lester Welch and Indigo.
Don Again of Hanover. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan-Feb 1978
Lippit
Upper from TMH
Lower from the AllBreed site
His dam, Circe, was bred by Frances Bryant, Vermont. She was by Jubilee's Courage, also bred by Bryant. Courage was sired by Jubilee King and out of Townshend Lass.
Circe's dam was the grand producing mare, Belldale, by Lippitt Croydon Ethan, and out of Annadale, out of Florette (who was also dam of Flyhawk). The bottom mare line was a line of good producing mare.
Don Again sired 78 get. He sired for Danville, Equinox, Fawnledge, Westenfeld, and more.
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