http://www.oldgrowthoakmorgans.com/morgan-horse-blog/2005/02/09/the-sentola-influence/ Foundation Morgan Horses, Working Western Families (WWF) Bloodlines Discussions Mon, 16 Aug 2010 20:22:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.oldgrowthoakmorgans.com/morgan-horse-blog/2005/02/09/the-sentola-influence/comment-page-1/#comment-119 nan kingsbury Sat, 15 Oct 2005 20:50:32 +0000 /?p=9#comment-119 Trinandee was purchased by my father, Leonard England, when the stately fire-red chestnut stallion was 20 years old. I was only 11 years old at the time, but this incredibly well-mannered stud was my favorite horse to ride! We frequently joined the other kids and a mix of mares and geldings for trail rides and 4-H clinics; many assumed he was a gelding becuase he never caused a commotion. He was well-known throughout our end of Michigan's Upper Peninsula as "Big Red", and represented the Morgan breed very well as a flag-bearer for area 4-H shows and parades. Trinandee's legacy lives on through a great-grandson, England's Crimson Tide; a gorgeous red roan chestnut with the flaxen mane & tail so common to the Sentola line. This handsome stud is on lease to R2 Morgans in Belgrade, Montana. Trinandee was purchased by my father, Leonard England, when the stately fire-red chestnut stallion was 20 years old. I was only 11 years old at the time, but this incredibly well-mannered stud was my favorite horse to ride! We frequently joined the other kids and a mix of mares and geldings for trail rides and 4-H clinics; many assumed he was a gelding becuase he never caused a commotion. He was well-known throughout our end of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula as “Big Red”, and represented the Morgan breed very well as a flag-bearer for area 4-H shows and parades. Trinandee’s legacy lives on through a great-grandson, England’s Crimson Tide; a gorgeous red roan chestnut with the flaxen mane & tail so common to the Sentola line. This handsome stud is on lease to R2 Morgans in Belgrade, Montana.

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