What is Your Favorite Horse, And Why

Mine Is The Andulusian

MORGANS!!!

The Morgan's willingness, tractability, and even temperament make it suitable for all to enjoy; children or adults, individuals or families, amateurs or professionals.

Whether riding or driving for pleasure at home, or in competition at a local, national, or international event, the Morgan has proved itself to be an ideal horse.The Morgan is easily recognized by his proud carriage, upright graceful neck, and distinctive head with expressive eyes. Deep bodied and compact, the Morgan has strongly muscled quarters. The intelligence, willingness, zest for life, and good sense of the Morgan is blended with soundness of limb, athleticism, and staminaWhen you start talking about Morgans, you'll hear one phrase over and over-"This horse can do ANYTHING!" Indeed, the Morgan breed was founded by horses who were able to work the fields by day, pull an elegant buggy to church and race all challengers when the opportunity presented itself. The Morgans who excelled in all of these areas became well known, and were bred to many mares. The resulting offspring carried on these athletic traits. Professional and amateur riders are discovering that the Morgan horse can compete in open Dressage competition and win! While warmbloods have dominated the Dressage scene for several decades, riders are increasingly seeking a more ridable horse. On an international level, many Dressage riders are searching for a horse that is lighter, The Morgan horse is an ideal alternative, eliciting a renewed enthusiasm and joy in the equestrian experience! Athletically and in temperament, the Morgan horse is well suited to the rigors of Dressage. Their willing personality, intelligence, ability to retain training, and inherent physical soundness allows them to excel at performing the required movements.