http://www.oldgrowthoakmorgans.com/morgan-horse-blog/2005/04/07/foundation-sires-of-the-working-western-families-of-morgans-wwf-by-ina-ish/ Foundation Morgan Horses, Working Western Families (WWF) Bloodlines Discussions Sun, 31 Jul 2011 01:03:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.oldgrowthoakmorgans.com/morgan-horse-blog/2005/04/07/foundation-sires-of-the-working-western-families-of-morgans-wwf-by-ina-ish/comment-page-1/#comment-7518 Mahoney Tue, 26 Apr 2011 15:37:58 +0000 /?p=14#comment-7518 I'm new to Morgans, although I always loved their lines growing up in New England. I have just purchased a Morgan Stallion, I'm looking at his pedigree and see Jubilee King, Silver Hawk, Prudence Ashmore, Waseeka's Showtime, Pavlova, Nemours Pavlova...It looks like I have a horse with wonderful bloodlines. Now what? I would like to offer him up for stud, but I am unsure what I have. I was told his owner was trying to resurrect the old calvary working bloodlines. I know he is a Foundation Morgan, but is he a Lippit? I would like to advertise his services but do not want to post anything that may not be true. Does the AMHA help to identify classifications? I’m new to Morgans, although I always loved their lines growing up in New England. I have just purchased a Morgan Stallion, I’m looking at his pedigree and see Jubilee King, Silver Hawk, Prudence Ashmore, Waseeka’s Showtime, Pavlova, Nemours Pavlova…It looks like I have a horse with wonderful bloodlines. Now what? I would like to offer him up for stud, but I am unsure what I have. I was told his owner was trying to resurrect the old calvary working bloodlines. I know he is a Foundation Morgan, but is he a Lippit? I would like to advertise his services but do not want to post anything that may not be true. Does the AMHA help to identify classifications?

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