The HayNet: Breeds and Associations : Morgans

The HayNet: Breeds and Associations : Morgans
Top : Breeds and Associations : Morgans

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Archival Morgan Record - a registry for full and half-Morgans, founded in 1995 (Added: 26-Nov-1999)

Black North Morgan Youth Club - AMHA sanctioned youth club located in Western New York, USA (Added: 28-Jun-2000)

Colorful Morgans - breeders of buckskins, palominos, duns, flaxens, Morgans of color (Added: 27-Apr-1999)

Lippitt Morgan Breeders Association - breeders dedication to the preservation and promotion of the Lippitt Morgan horse (Added: 8-Jul-1999)

Maine Morgan Horse Club, Inc. - a state organization that supports the Morgan horse, US (Added: 3-Feb-1999)

Morgan Horse Club of Washington State - association for Morgan Horse enthusiasts in the state of Washington, shows, trail riding, youth programs, and social events (Added: 4-Sep-2000)

Morgan Horse Discovery Page - offers general tips on care and feeding of the Morgan horse, breed history, grooming tips, stable design, and useful links (Added: 29-Jun-2000)

Morgan Sabino Picture Page - defines the sabino white pattern and has tons of pictures of sabino Morgans (Added: 19-Feb-1999)

Morgan Single-Footing Horse Association - for and about registered Morgan horses who do an 'extra' gait as opposed to the more common Morgan walk, trot, and canter; dedicated to preserving, promoting, and propagating the special feature of these Morgan horses (Added: 15-Jan-2000)

National Museum of the Morgan Horse - dedicated to preserving and interpreting all aspects of the Morgan horse breed through educational programs, exhibits and special events, Vermont, US (Added: 27-Apr-1999)

The American Morgan Horse Historic Photo Archive - photos and statistics of selected Morgan horses important to the breed's history, over 300 pages and 900 photos and still growing (Added: 22-Apr-2000)

Western Working Morgan Association - the Western Working Morgan club was formed to encourage breeders to preserve Western Working Family lines in their herds, so that this important Morgan family will maintain its integrity as a source of good sense, good bone, kindness, beauty, Morgan type, and athleticism -- whether we choose to put these traits to use for cutting cows, reining, endurance riding, in carriage competition, dressage, jumping, or trail riding (Added: 3-Jun-1999)