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Morgan Horse Ancestry Blood ~ounts You might breed one good horse by chance, but to breed several great horses like Broadwall Drum Major, Broadwall Brigadier, Broadwall Ringmaster , etc., there is a reason . The reason is the breeding behind these horses. The Theis mares we have retained as our brood mares have a higher concentration of Ethan Allen or (Peters) Ethan Allen 2nd 406 blood than any group of mares in this country . A well known authority on Morgan Pedigrees wrote us stating the reason we had such good results from our Theis mares was due to the high concentration of Headlight Morgan blood. (Headlight Morgan was the son of Ethan Allen 2nd 406.) Our mares in their fifth generation (16 ancestors) show eleven traces to Ethan Allen or his grandson Ethan Allen 2nd 406 . The other five trace to famous stallions like Billy Root whose dam was sired by Justin Morgan . The others trace to Daniel Lambert 62 - Mountaineer 676 who goes to Billy Root. BELOW IS A TYPICALTHEIS MARE PEDIGREE General Gates 666 - goes to Ethan Allen 10 Linsley to HM 4683 and one to sire of EA 2nd 406 . 7233 { Sunflower Maid 02401 - foaled May 5, 1910- Chocolate bred in Kansas (by Headlight Morgan 4683) 7586 sold to U. S. Morgan Farm, Middlebury, Vt., Aug. 17, 1911. Dam traces to Daniel Lambert . Lady Spar Sparhawk 6874 goes to Mountaineer 676 then Raymond S. 04515 { to Billy Root. Sentney May Hudson 01726 - goes to Headlight 8649 Morgan 4683 Dixie Dixie Dan - by Headlight Morgan 4683 - by Ethan Allen 2nd 406 7970 { Nellie Skinner 03580 - sire traces to Billy Root; Skinner dam to Headlight Morgan 4683. 05209 Dan 7095 - by Headlight Morgan Dan 's Bess Nellie Skinner 03580 - sire traces to Billy Root; Especially { 07657 04998 dam by Headlight Morgan 4683 . Dixie Dan Headlight Morgan 4683 Dixie 7096 Mollie A 01918 - goes to Meteor Jr . 4458 - 7970 { { then Black Hawk . Kansas Ranger 5785 - Goes to Billy Folsom - Danlyn Nellie Skinner Billy Root. 05208 03580 { Lady Skinner 01424 (Headlight Morgan) Dan Headlight Morgan 4683 (Ethan Allen 2nd) 7095 { Kate B 03290 (to Daniel Lambert 62) Dan's Bess { 04998 Kansas Ranger 5785 - Goes to Billy Folsom - Nellie Skinner { Billy Root 03580 Lady Skinner 01424 - (Headlight Morgan) This is the kind of pedigree one needs for a stallion or a broodmare. Geldings - Colts - Reasonable Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Ferguson Broadwall Farm Greene, Rhode Island Feb.28 Last Dayto SPECIAL FEATURES Last Day to Enter Verse Contest . 4 Professional Horse Photography . 6 EnterVerse Contest Morgan Horse Ancestry . 8 Who would like to write a verse What Is Cutting? . 10 Selling Morgans With Advertising . 11 about Morgan hor ses telling, briefly, Why I Chose a Morgan . 14 the story of the breed from Justin Mor­ Report on Plans for Horse Science School .. , . 14 gan to the present time? It is hoped Horses, Horses. Horses .. ...... .. .. ...... .......... .. .. 15 that a lot of people will, and to en­ Ask the Doctor . 19 courage as many as possible T he Mor­ Morgan Wins North Shore Horsemen 's Ride . 21 A Morgan Horse Clinic on Cutting . 23 gan Hor se Club's board has approved National Horse-Drawn Vehicle Conference . 23 a $100.00 cash priz e to the writer of The Morgan and the American Saddle Horse . 28 the best verse. The Morgan and the Hunter . 28 Morgan Places In Dressage Event . 41 Th e object is to find suitable words Morgan Horse Rocky Mountain Horse Show Assn. Dln.ner . 41 which would be the basis of a "pop Justin Morgan The Man . 51 type" song about Morgans. Wheth er REGULAR FEATURES it is possible to get such a song written pub lished and recorded is yet to be de­ Letters to the Editor . 5 Jes ' Hossin ' Around . 12 termin ed but the starti ng point is :t New England News . 16 numb er of verses with suitable words Mid-West Morgan Horse Owners , Inc . ........ , . 13 and someone will receive $100.00 for Morgan Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Assn. 17 his or her efforts. Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse Club . ......... .... .... , . 18 Southe rn News and View s . 19 Includ ed could be feats accredited Morgan Horse Club of Southern California . 20 to Justin Morga n him self, his impor ­ New York News . 21 tance as the foundation sire of the first Justin Morga n Assoc ia tion . 22 great American breed of light horses. Mid-States News . 23 North of the Border . 24 Also might be some of the following : Morgans in the Land of Enchantme nt . 25 the role of early day Morgans as general Morgans in Arizona . 25 purpos e fam ily horses .. harn ess race Bucke ye Breeze . 26 horses . war horses includin g the Circle ). Morgan Association . 27 Mississippi Valle y Club . 27 outstandin g Vermont Cavalry Regi­ Wyoming Morgan Horse Breeders Assn .. Inc ..... ..... .. 41 ment in the Civil War or General Sheri- dan 's Morgan mount . how Morgans helped settle the west . .. their use as Officers of The Morgan Horse Club Preside nt ... ................ ....... ... .. .... J. CECIL FERGUSON cow ponies . up to the present tim e Gre e ne, Rhode Island as pleasure, ranch and show hor&es. Eastern Regional Vice President . MRS. ROGER E. ELA Other basic material can be found in Wayland, Moss. the followng and other references: Mor­ Mid-West Regional Vice President .... ......... ..... J, ROY BRUNK Rochester, Ill. gan Hors es by D . C. Linsley, published Western Regional Vice President . .... ... .... DR. HENRY P. BOYD ( Continued on Page 61) San Rafael, Calil . Treasurer . CHAUNCY STILLMAN OUR COVER 230 Pork Avenue , New York, N. Y . Secretary . SETH P. HOLCOMBE P. 0. Box 2157. West Hartford 17, Connecticut The Morgan Horse Ma~azine Vol. XXIII January-February , 1963 No. l A Monthly - The Off;cla l Publicat ion of THE MORGAN HORSE CLUII, Incorporated Secretary 's Office , P. 0 . Box 2157, Bishops Corner Branch, Wost Hartford 17, Conn. Please send all correspondence regarding 1ub1crlptlon1 and advertising lo publfcat lon office: Tho Morgan Horse Magazine, Leominster, Mass . - Dfal KEystone 4-6506. Publisher . Otho F, Eusey Special Features . Em Pedlar Clrculalion . Rosalie McGuire CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Phyllis Barber Gall L. GrHn Peggy McDonald Ayellen Richards Lorrayne llyers Doris Hodgin Jeanne Mehl Ruth Rogers Louise lleckfey Dorothy Lockard Eve Oakley Pauline Zeller Barbara Cole Dorothy Colburn Mabel Owen Charlotte Schmidt Holone Zimme rman Jud een Barwood Helen l awless Jo Ann Merions Ruth & Mory Alico Vldoloff The Publ isher and staff of The Morgan Horse Mcgozino and tho Morgon Horse Club, Inc .• are not resp ons ible for op inions and statements expressed in signed articl es or Orcland Dond arling is this month 's pa id advertisements . Those op inions are not nocossorlly tho op inions al the staff al cover Morga n- Shown at last year's this Journal. Natio nal, he is shown at the height of SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year S4.00 Two Years $7.50 Three Years Sl0.50 action with that good horse train er Canada $4.50 Forelqn Rates SS,00 per year Ruth Orcutt up. This action shot was Tho MORGAN HORSE MAGAZINE, published monthly except January by THE MORGAN chosen by photographer Warren Patri ­ HORSE CLUB, INC., Secretary 's Office , P. 0 . Box 2157, Bishops Carner Branch , West Hartford 17, Connecticu t. Printed by Tho Eusoy Press, Leominster , Mass . Entered a s quin because it shows aJI the fine qu ali­ second class molter at post office , Leominster, Moss. Closing dat e far copy and ad ver ties of Don in motion. Don is owned by tising I st of month preced ing dote of publ ica tion . Copyright 1963 by The Morgan Horse Maga zine Orcland Farms of West Newbury, Mass. ~he 'l're..-,iaent'..-, eorner Teamwork is the success of all endeavors, large or small. The response .f:ette'Ls~ of our members , readers and , above all, local clubs made to my appeal for im­ proving the condition of the magazine was amazing. Mr. Otho Eusey, our Editor informs me we received more new subscriptions in November than in any one month to date. The local clubs have tried to improve their pictures the lditois and screen their news. It shows what can be done when we all pull together. The goal has not been reached but, if we continue in 1963 as we have Dear Sir: the last two months of 1962, we should achieve our aim by the end of 1963. Let's CORRECTION - PLEASE ! ! I keep at it, there is still work to be done. See Page 33 of the December Mol'gan There is s.omething gratifying in having so many people take a personal Magazine just received. The caption interest in our breed magazine. It shows not only interest but the success of under my mare, Green Dream Lady the magazine is most important to them. Lee is incorrect - you have incorrectly One often hears the remark that a few people carry the ball and the switched the captions for my mare and rest just go along. This is not true of our Morgan people, they are all willing Ml'. Stanton's stud. to do their part to make the club and the magazine a success. As long as Green Dream Lady Lee is the mare 'this ISp:iiritprevails , thel'e will be a great future for the Morgan horse. in harness directly under New York State, left side, Ml'. Stanton's stud is E. K. Edwards and his son have finished photographing the 16mm Mr. on the right of the page. Morgan Horse Color Sound Film and they advise it is excellent. Now, it must Inasmuch as my mare did so well at be cut and the sound put on.
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