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Welcome to Madison Morgans

We are a husband and wife team operating our small Morgan breeding farm located in the post-oak savannah of south-east Texas. Our horses live in a natural herd setting, grazing on pastures dotted with mature oak trees and fish-stocked ponds. The limited size of our operation allows us to pay attention to details: We develop personal relationships with each of our horses, enabling each to broaden their own unique personalities. We take the time to study bloodlines in the selection of the stallions we breed to our mares, concentrating on ideal Morgan conformation and disposition.

Our goal is to breed Morgans that are not only exquisitely beautiful but also have substance for athleticism, disposition for intelligence, and personality for common sense and tractability. With this in mind, our foals will be family-friendly individuals, poised to excel in any sport discipline, be it dressage, endurance, eventing, driving, working with cows on the ranch or as a safe and sound trail mount. Their future is your choice!

 
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Our Mares

Stony Hollow Wind Dancer

April 21, 1996,
Bay, no white markings,
14.3 hands

AMHA # 0139440

“Gabby”, our Beamington great granddaughter, exudes Morgan
femininity with her beautiful head, expressive eye, full mane and tail, and
show-quality conformation. She is also as sweet as they come,
only wanting to please. Gabby was shown successfully at Wheat State Regional
as a yearling and two-year old, winning her age group for mares,
junior mares and reserve mare. Through her sire, Thunderbay,
holder of 23 World and Grand National titles, the epitome of Morgan type,
character, versatility and longevity, Gabby goes back to such greats as
The Airacobra, Jenney Lake, Lippitt Miss Nekomia and Flyhawk.
Her bottom side reads like a veritable “who’s who” of the Morgan world:
UVM Highlight, Sealect of Wind-Crest,
Orcland Leader and Upwey Ben Don. In all, within eight generations,
Gabby has six “golden crosses” to Bennington and Artemisia.

Gabby has accomplished her broodmare duties all the while continuing to be my pleasure riding horse and teacher to the younger members of our family. Check out all her ideal, yet truly special, Morgan babies under our foal heading:

2009 Madison Spitfire (by UVM Springfield)

2008 Madison Cristalina Bay (by Caduceus Panache)

2006 Madison Silver Bay (by MEMC Tequila Cuervo)

Gabby's Pedigree

Phaon Pharms Annie’s Song

May 12, 2000,

Palomino, connected star, strip, snip, both hind pasterns, 15.2 hands

AMHA # 0151074

“Annie” is a large mare with substance and intelligence to do the job no
matter what it happens to be. She has a nice top line, well-sloped shoulders
and properly angled hips for strong impulsion. Annie also has personality to spare,
what a “people horse”! She is the first one to come looking for attention or cookies then will give “kisses” in return.

Annie’s sire,MEMC Tequila Cuervo , is Foundation bred by the Triple S breeding
program in South Dakota . He comes by his strong Morgan heritage through multiple
crosses to Red Correll, Bennington and Senator Graham . The bloodlines in Annie’s dam’s pedigree are heavily Lippitt with many crosses to the most highly regarded Morgan sires of modern times: John A Darling, Ashbrook, Bennington and Jubilee King, with a splash of Waseeka’s Nocturne and Upwey Ben Don.

This spring Annie had her first foal who promises to have his dam’s bone and incredible people personality, while cashing in on his sire’s presence and temperament. Take a look at “Smoky’s” pictures under our foal heading; we think you will find them enjoyable!

Annie's Pedigree

Raylee’s Bright Star

April 25, 1991, Bay, no white markings, 15.2 hands

AMHA# 0122895

We want to thank Vicki Bennett, formerly of HighGate Equestrian Center
in Rockwall, Texas for giving us the opportunity to own this wonderful
mare! “Star” is Midwest Western Working bred: Virtually her entire
pedigree traces directly back to Black Hawk, through multiple crosses to
Dude de Jarnette and through Bennington, Captain Red and Archy Hudson.

Star, with her identical brother, is a World Champion Preliminary
Dressage Multiples Champion, having been shown at Morgan Grand
Nationals in 2000 and Combined Driving Events in pairs competition at the CAI Live Oak in 2001. In addition to her driving career, Star has had
typy sport horse foals by Caduceus Panache and Rimlee Koloper (Rimloo Black
Prince x Tetonia Princess). As she begins a new phase of her life
with us, she will be back in front of the driving carriage teaching me
the exciting art of carriage driving. Our plans are also to breed her to add to
our small crop of future Morgan sport horses. We will keep you posted on
the anticipated accomplishments of this gorgeous mare.

With the acquisition of our new Pacific Dartmoor carriage, I am having such an incredible time driving Star at the 2010 Pine Hill Pleasure Driving Show and during last summer's driving camp. I love going through the water! I also rode Star in the BACH (Brazos Association for Classical Horsemanship) series of schooling dressage shows at Intro level. We won the Reserve Championship for 2010 and hope to compete at Training level in 2011.

Star's Pedigree

Our Foals

**Available for Purchase**

Madison Spitfire

April 16, 2009

Bay Gelding, no white markings

AMHA # 179891

Here is Morgan royalty in the flesh! You could be looking far and wide to find a more perfect Morgan specimen than this young gelding: “Bandit” is legendary Morgan quality; his archival quality pedigree comes from both his sire and dam: UVM Springfield, only thirteen generations from Justin Morgan, has 38 crosses to Artemisia, and Stony Hollow Wind Dancer, within eight generations, has six “golden crosses” to Bennington and Artemisia. With such an impeccable pedigree it’s no wonder that Bandit is unquestionably the ideal, yet classic, Morgan for today’s demanding sport disciplines. He has style and type; a beautifully refined head with small ears and large eyes, correctly set neck, strong back and a powerful rear end, with plenty of natural action!

His attributes don’t stop there, however. Bandit has been imprinted at birth and is a people oriented young horse. He always comes to say “Hi!” and will just “hang out”, enjoying any attention and scratches. He loves being groomed and has superb ground manners, whether it’s the farrier or veterinarian working around him or just us. He ties/cross ties, clips and bathes, leads politely, lunges correctly, trailers calmly, and generally takes all new experiences in stride.

Bandit has matured into a stunning two year old! He has been professionally trained under the tutelage of Gene and Sonya Brown at Training Resources for in-hand showing. At Heritage Classic 2010, Bandit won the blue ribbon in English Pleasure In-Hand and placed second in 2 Year-Old and Under In-Hand.

With his prestigious good looks, loving personality and the attention to detail in his training thus far, I see Bandit excelling as an English Pleasure mount or competing in Western Reining! By the end of the year he will start his drive training, so who knows?! Authentic, athletic, correct, loving: This is truly a horse of a lifetime!

Bandit's Pedigree

Madison Silver Bay

May 11, 2006,
Buckskin Gelding, small star.

AMHA # 171865
** Sold **