Stallions (click any picture to view at full size) THE YANKEE (Whippoorwill Duke x Jenny Lake) foaled 1960, flaxen chestnut. The Yankee was an incredible stallion. He was the true versatile Morgan and won Championship in many different divisions. He was the foundation stallion of my Great Aunt Ethel Gardner's breeding program and became the cornerstone of the lines that are behind my horses today. WHIPPOORWILL DUKE (Squire Burger x Diana- JUBILEE KING (Penrod x Daisette) a chestnut foaled in 1927, bred by J.C. Brunk. Sired
84 registered offspring. Jubilee King has had, and continues to have a tremendous
influence on the Morgan breed. Some of his more notable offspring were Red Vermont
(Jubilee King x Daisy Knox ), Ken Carmen (Jubilee King x Heroda), Juban (Jubilee
King X Jeanne)- SQUIRE BURGER (Juzan x Nella) chestnut foaled 1938 and bred by J.C. Brunk. Squire Burger is a grandson of Jubilee King. From Squire Burger the Whippoorwill Morgans got their excellent dispositions, feet and legs, long shoulder set deeply back into the body, long and smooth powerful hindquarters, fine length of neck and remarkable intelligence. Squire Burger produced Mary Jean Vasiloff's own herd sire, Whippoorwill Duke, out of a mare called Diana Mansfield. Squire Burger also produced Whippoorwill Melody from a mare called Locket. Whippoorwill Melody is also found in the bloodlines here at MtnTop Morgans. Photos courtesy of Mary Jean Vasiloff. CALIFORNIO (Tio Lalo X Sissey), 1967 palomino stallion. Sire of 54 offspring, including
the well- TIO LALO (Mahan Field X Palomesa), 1956 palomino stallion, sire of 19 Morgans. Sire of the buckskin mare Tia Margarita and the palomino stallion Californio. Known for his kind temperament as well as his golden color. Second photo courtesy of Kirsten Nelsen. BLACKWOOD CORRELL (Red Correll X Lady Rockwood) . Foaled 6/16/1965 15.3 hands, Black,
small star, snip, bh socks white, Hay Springs, NE. Bred by B. Wallace Mills. 60 registered
offspring 26 colts, 34 fillies. Blackwood was a working ranch horse and was never
shown. Known for a sensible disposition and a sense of humor. He sired Whippoorwill
Newmoon, 2 time Grand National Open Reining Championship 1994 and 1996. Blackwood
has 6 close- ASHBROOK (Croydon Prince x Nancy) chestnut Foaled 5/15/1916, Windsor, VT. Progeny: 14 colts, 20 fillies. Founding sire of Lippitt lines. He is nicely mixed in our bloodlines with 4 to 8 crosses within 9 generations. RED CORRELL (Will Rogers x Kate Smith) Foaled 5/12/1940, 14.3h Chestnut, star, both hind socks Owned by B. Wallace Mills, sire of 92 registered offspring. WINTERSET (Captain Jack x Judea) Foaled 5/20/1922, Naperville, IL black 17 registered offspring. Winterset is truly a Morgan, with 34 crosses to Justin Morgan. ULENDON (Ulysses x Allenda) Brown, lh sock white. Foaled 4/28/1933, MA. Breeder:
W. L. Orcutt. Progeny: 51 colts, 43 fillies. Major Morgan sire of government breeding.
Crosses back to Justin Morgan 320 times. This fine stallion is up close in some of
our bloodlines- Mares (click any picture to view at full size) LIPPITT DULCIE (Lippitt Sam x Lippitt Dusky Kate) 1951 bay mare - TIA MARIETTA (Tio Lalo X Gay Berta), 1967 buckskin mare. Bred by Dick and Phyllis Nelson, Mohican Farms. This well known best producer of colorful mares is truly a treasure to have added in my bloodlines and we hope to find more up close lines in the future. JENNY LAKE (Senator Graham x Monty), 1946 chestnut mare- WHIPPOORWILL LOCKET (Whippoorwill Duke x Whippoorwill Starling) 1975 black mare- SENTOLA (Penrod x Daisette) 1928 chestnut mare - |
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On our website's pages you will see our present. Below is a little bit of our past. This page will continue to be a work in progress as history is consistently changing.
The following stallions and mares are just some of the incredible Morgans that can
be found within 9 generations of the horses here at MtnTop Morgans. These three stallions
(left) represent some of the finest old foundation blood in the Morgan breed. At
the top is Californio (Tio Lalo X Sissey), a 1967 palomino stallion who brought color
to our herd through our stallion Universal Gold Card (now deceased) and a couple
of our mares, Universal Selection and two of her fillies we retained. In the center
is Whippoorwill Duke (Squire Burger X Diana- Our breeding stock is carefully chosen with consistency in mind- I would like to thank Mary Jean Vasiloff of McCullough Farms and Ina Ish of Longstreet
Consulting for supplying me with so many of these wonderful photos and information.
Laura Behning of Brookridge Morgans because without all the research she has done
many of these pictures would be lost to the Morgan world. Many of the photos have
come from magazines, correspondence, on- |
The History behind MtnTop Morgans
Breeding Foundation Morgans in a Vivid Array of Colors
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