She had 5 foals, all colts of whom 3 bred on.
A nice conformation shot of her on this link,
A nice pedigree that is 5/8 Lippitt, Government (including some of the Old Vermont High Percent behind it), and a touch of Brunk on the bottom.
Monday, February 6, 2023
Syndicates Ballerina. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan/Feb 1971
This mare had produce who were used in many other breeding programs. There is a nice full body photo of her at this link, along with her pedigree--
From the Jan/Feb 1971 The Morgan Horse Magazine
This was the outside back cover, which Green Meads Farm had for many years.
Sunday, February 5, 2023
Justina Ethan Ash. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan/Feb 1971
She was 3/4 Lippitt.
Her sire was Lippitt.
Her dam was sired by a Lippitt.
Her dam's dam was out of a mare with an interesting pedigree.
And she had a very rare line back to Castor
Be sure to read the info on Castor's link
But, Justina Ethan Ash did not breed on.
Beamington. The Morgan Horse Magazine. Jan/Feb 1971
Sire of 152 registered get.
One of the breed's greats.
A decent photo of him on the above link.
Read thru his progeny list.
His dam, Ellen Bar, was bred in Oklahoma at the Chilocco Indian School. Her dam, Elberty Linsley, was bred by Elmer Brown of Kansas. Elberty Linsley was sired by the great Linsley and out of another Elmer Brown mare, Dolly D, who was out of the Old Vermont High Percent mare, Donbelle, one of the breed's great producing mares. Dolly D's sire was Dude Hudson of the Old Midwest Family.
Barberry was the sire of Ellen Bar, and he was Brunk breeding.
Beamington's sire was the very good Mr. Breezy Cobra who sired 120 registered get and was a popular show horse. His sire was the Brunk bred The Airacobra of that excellent cross of Flyhawk to Sentola, a full sister to Jubilee King.
Mr Breezy Cobra's dam was Jenny Lake, bred by the LU Sheep Co. of Wy, but with plenty of Brunk behind her with her sire and the sire of her dam.
Beamington was bred to be great.
Saturday, February 4, 2023
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