Sam Ashbrook. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/sam+ashbrook

Full Lippitt, bred by Margaret Van D Rice, NH. Had 35 get.

Both his parents were important breeding horses, having many progeny who were important breeding horses. He has descendants today. 

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/index.php?h=sam+ashbrook&g=5&query_type=progeny&search_bar=progeny&done=y&inbred=Standard&x2=n&username=&password=&x=0&y=0

Check out his progeny listing on AllBreed with the above link. 

 

Blackacre Morgans. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1971

Peggy Jean Pittenger wrote an excellent book about Morgans. She also featured Morgans in her book on breeding horses. 

 

Ashley De Boyd. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/ashley+de+boyd

His sire, Edward Ash, was bred by Francis Bryant, Vermont

Edward Ash was sired by Lippitt Ethan Ash, sire of many good ones.

Edward Ash's dam was the Blue Hen mare, Paragraph, sired by Jubilee King and out of another Blue Hen mare, Nella, who was out of yet another Blue Hen mare, Liza Jane. Paragraph was bred by J C Brunk.

The sire of Edward Ash was pure Brunk breeding. 

Ashley De Boyd sired 23 registered get. 

 

Eldorado King. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1971

Note that his registered name is Eldorado King. 

Also note some misspellings in the pedigree on the ad. 

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/eldorado+king2

His sire was bred by the L U Sheep Co. WY and had 48 registered get.

His dam was bred by E W Roberts, Hi Pass, San Diego County and had numerous good foals.

Eldorado King was bred by Jimmy Smith, Turlock CA and had 37 registered get. 

 

Meadowood Ashbrook. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/meadowood+ashbrook

3/4 Lippitt, bred by Jackson Kemper, Ill.

Sired mostly for Meadowood and Bridlesweet programs. 

 

Cinnamon King. The Morgan Horse Magazine, March 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/cinnamon+king

A Brunk pedigree with a touch of Western Working Family (Plains King).

He sired 63 get with many breeding on and some lines to today.

 

Orron. The Morgan Horse Magazine. March 1971

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/orron

He had a wonderful pedigree. His sire, Anndy Pershing, came to California after a dispersal sale in Iowa. Anndy Pershing was pure Old Midwest Family, thus bringing some different bloodlines to California. 

Orron's dam, Almond Joy, was sired by the handsome and correct Sun Down Morgan, who was bred by that first importer of Texas Morgans, F A Fickert. Sun Down Morgan's sire, Raven Chief, was bred by Sellman in Texas, but his sire, Morgan Chief was Kansas bred and was heavy in the blood of the Morrill's,  going back to Bulrush. 

Texsky, the dam of Sun Down Morgan, was also bred by Sellman and also brings in the Kansas Morrill blood. 

The dam of Almond Joy, was bred by Roland Hill and shows his typical breeding. 

Orron sired 31 registered Morgans.

Bonnie Breeze, Enchanted Lady, Nina De Oro, Oriana, Oriana Breeze, and Seafarers Irish Rose all bred on to one extent or another. However, if any of Orron's descendants come to today, it is a very tiny number.