Thursday, January 30, 2014
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Monday, January 27, 2014
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Friday, January 24, 2014
Beamington TMH 12-70
(Mr. Breezy Cobra x Ellen Bar)--
Mr. Breezy Cobra (The Airacobra x Jenney Lake) bred by Albert Kaegel, Missouri
The Airacobra (Flyhawk x Sentola) bred by Helen Greenwalt, Ill.
Jenny Lake (Senator Graham x Monty) Bred by L U Sheep Co WY
Ellen Bar (Barberry x Elberty Linsley) bred by Chilocco Indian Ag. School, OK
Barberry (Night Tide x Betty Barr) Helen Greenwalt, IL
Elberty Linsley (Linsley x Dolly D.) bred by Elmer Brown, Kansas
Bred by Helen Greenwalt, his pedigree is mostly Brunk with some Western Working Family
A popular sire, he had a lot of get.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Donwell TMH 12-70
Grade Morgan by Donald
from article--
In 1923, two Morgans started and two finished. Major S., a gelded son from Castor's short career at stud, was 5th.
In 1924, Major S again started and again finished 5th. The grade Morgan gelding Donwell, was a high second.
Gladstone TMH 12-70
(General Gates x Minnehaha by Troubadour)
From article--
In 1922, the U. S. Morgan Horse Farm again raided the Secretary of Agriculture's Washington stable for its entry in the Test. Gladstone arrived in Middlebury just in time for the haying season, most of which he raked, and to fill in on the carriage team for the depot trips. He was barely saddle broke when he began the final few weeks of conditioning, for a ride that would require him to carry well over 200 pounds three hundred miles. When the ride was over, he had placed second, with a condition score exactly equal to that of the winner, who had made it by a minute three time points. Gladstone's card read "no remarks. Sound as when started."
From article--
In 1922, the U. S. Morgan Horse Farm again raided the Secretary of Agriculture's Washington stable for its entry in the Test. Gladstone arrived in Middlebury just in time for the haying season, most of which he raked, and to fill in on the carriage team for the depot trips. He was barely saddle broke when he began the final few weeks of conditioning, for a ride that would require him to carry well over 200 pounds three hundred miles. When the ride was over, he had placed second, with a condition score exactly equal to that of the winner, who had made it by a minute three time points. Gladstone's card read "no remarks. Sound as when started."
Monday, January 20, 2014
Castor TMH 12-70
(General Gates x Babe by Bob Morgan)
foaled 1909, bred by U. S. Dept. of Ag. Morgan Horse Farm, VT
from the article w/the photo--
"Little, 800 lb Castor was the first Morgan to gain attention, on that first ride back in 1919. Then eleven years old, and handicapped by a badly saddleweary rider, Castor fell hard just short of the finish line, deeply lacerating one kneww. Despite the handicap of finishing lame, he placed a strong 6th, with the second best time record. [the ride was 300 miles, with each horse carrying 225 pounds, going an average of 60 miles per day for 5 days] ...Castor spend the winter with a pairmate drawing the Sec. of Ag.'s carriage about Washington DC. In the spring, somewhat underweight & overtrained, he went 7th on that year's ride. He spent a winter as the Forestor's mount in Middlebury and was still thin for the 1921 ride. He had a 5 day rail trip to the ride in New Jersey and placed 4th.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Syndicate's Spanker TMH 12-70
(Lippitt Ethan Ashbrook x Syndicates Anastasia)
From inside the magazine--
"Our Cover
This month we are pleased to feature Syndicate's Spanker 13930 as our cover Morgan. He is owned by the Geo. W. Crouse, 3rd family of Tunbridge, Vermont. Spanker is a typical versatile family Morgan. He was on the Green Mountain 100 Mile Ride, has been jumped in a Goerge Morris Horsemanship clinic, has taken the 4-H kids on overnight trips, been in the Memorial Day parade, and a ribbon winner in the Par Morgans 15 Hands and Over. He was also Grand Champion Stallion (all breeds) at the Tunbridge, Vt. Fair. Above all, he is noted for his excellent Morgan disposition."
From inside the magazine--
"Our Cover
This month we are pleased to feature Syndicate's Spanker 13930 as our cover Morgan. He is owned by the Geo. W. Crouse, 3rd family of Tunbridge, Vermont. Spanker is a typical versatile family Morgan. He was on the Green Mountain 100 Mile Ride, has been jumped in a Goerge Morris Horsemanship clinic, has taken the 4-H kids on overnight trips, been in the Memorial Day parade, and a ribbon winner in the Par Morgans 15 Hands and Over. He was also Grand Champion Stallion (all breeds) at the Tunbridge, Vt. Fair. Above all, he is noted for his excellent Morgan disposition."
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Monday, January 13, 2014
Friday, January 10, 2014
Arizona Morgans
All of today's posts are historic Arizona Morgans. Rarely, were there photos of the early AZ Morgans.
Rex Allen TMH 10-62
(Agazizz x Donbelle Allen)
1951, bred by University of Nebraska.
He had very few registered foals, but some of those did come down to today, including the gelding SSM Spirit Seeker whom I bred & still have, now coming age 18 years.
1951, bred by University of Nebraska.
He had very few registered foals, but some of those did come down to today, including the gelding SSM Spirit Seeker whom I bred & still have, now coming age 18 years.
Combo of Sundown TMH 10-62
(Sun Red x Flame of Sundown) 1959 gelding, bred in Sanger CA.
in my Registry Volume I have the note "3 close crosses to Gold Dollar", the noted sire owned by W. T. Carter of Sanger CA
in my Registry Volume I have the note "3 close crosses to Gold Dollar", the noted sire owned by W. T. Carter of Sanger CA
Group Photo TMH 10-62
Left to Right--
Sandy Ute (Colonel Battell x Sassy Sue) 1958 mare, bred in WA. Producer
Lissie (Pamo x Lizzie Mitchell) 1960 filly, bred in UT. Producer
Poplar Dinah (Jack Sprat x Josephine Romanesque) 1946 mare bred in CO. Noted producer.
Fancy Diane (Red Mesa x Poplar Dinah) 1962 filly, bred in UT. Noted producer.
Queen's Surprise (Chief Wabaunsee x Sioux Queen) 1952 mare bred in NB. No produce.
Sandy Ute (Colonel Battell x Sassy Sue) 1958 mare, bred in WA. Producer
Lissie (Pamo x Lizzie Mitchell) 1960 filly, bred in UT. Producer
Poplar Dinah (Jack Sprat x Josephine Romanesque) 1946 mare bred in CO. Noted producer.
Fancy Diane (Red Mesa x Poplar Dinah) 1962 filly, bred in UT. Noted producer.
Queen's Surprise (Chief Wabaunsee x Sioux Queen) 1952 mare bred in NB. No produce.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Eco Jubilo TMH 10-62
(Eco Lujo x Belle of Vermont)
shown here winning the 2 yr. old colt class at a Nor. Calif. show
went on to be a noted sire.
shown here winning the 2 yr. old colt class at a Nor. Calif. show
went on to be a noted sire.
Jodie Collins TMH 10-62
(Muscle Man x Margaret Collins)
shown here winning the yearling filly class at a Nor. Cal. show
went on to be a good producer
shown here winning the yearling filly class at a Nor. Cal. show
went on to be a good producer
Queen America TMH 10-62
(California King x Bea Nickerson)
went on to be a good producer
shown here winning the weanling filly class at a Nor. Calif. show.
went on to be a good producer
shown here winning the weanling filly class at a Nor. Calif. show.