Lbf Aprils Delight Morgan. Spring Hollow Morgans - Statesmans Silhouette. Color: Dark Bay with small star Height: 15.1 hands Foaled: May 3, 1990 Sire: Chief of State Dam: Meadowrock Melanie See pedigree and ancestors Registries: American Morgan Horse Association; American Warmblood Society (Approved and Branded - one of only three Morgan Stallions "Approved" by AWS) With his wonderful Morgan temperament and exceptional sport horse movement, this athletic stallion has bred an average of a dozen mares every year while competing successfully through 3rd level dressage, winning almost 70 percent of his classes during his career, and seldom placing lower than 3rd.
He added jumping to his repetoire in 2003 and took home the Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships Sport Horse Award. (See Major Honors) He also enjoys driving and may eventually compete in that discipline. from the rear. Statesmans Silhouette - Major Honors.
LBF Morgans - Treasure Brightsun Palomino Mare. Treasure%20Brightsun. Treasure%20Brightsun%20-%20Ped%20Anal. Primavera Regalo - Photo. TownshendGaymeade.jpg 360×317 pixels. Gayselba Morgan. Meade.jpg 360×336 pixels. Charmaine Morgan. Juan Bravo Morgan. Sissey Morgan. Treasure Incantation Morgan. Shazam Morgan. Tia Isabella Morgan. Sissey Morgan. Oh-cees Gift Morgan. Treasure Morgans - Breeding Program. We combine the bloodlines of Californio 18071 (Tio Lalo x Sissy) with the get of Sissy 010646 (Ro Mac x Berta Sonfield) , Primavera Regalo 27500 ( Juan Bravo- Californio x Belle Meade- Townsend Gaymeade ) , Treasure Incantation 073031 ( Shazam x Tia Isabella), and Rocking M Vaquero 98267 ( Gay Vaquero x Whippoorwill Carol).
This program concentrates primarily the lines of Gay Mac, Sonfield, etc. These bloodlines are primarily drawn from the stockhorse breeding programs of Sellman, Roland Hill, and Randolph Hearst. This program also results in pedigrees, that in nine or ten generations,go back to the " Golden Cross " - Bennington x Artemisia, ten to sixteen times -mostly through Mansfield and Querido.......What are referred to today as Western Working Morgans.