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Geldings and colts

Many factors go into the decision to geld a colt rather than leave him intact. We believe that unless a colt shows clear signs of superior conformation and disposition, it should be gelded. A colt that is not likely to produce top quality offspring is not a colt that we will breed or sell as a stallion. Morgan geldings make superior riding and harness horses; their friendly, calm disposition is an essential element of their performance. All our colts will be started in basic ground manners and initial training, assessed for their potential as studs at a young age, gelded if appropriate, and offered for sale to the Morgan-loving world.

Brook Hill Syndication
(Brook Hill Anticipation x Oceanview Integrity's Piper)
2006 bay gelding
 
Brook Hill Syndication, aka "Stevie," bears a strong resemblance to his grandsire Ryegate Syndicate. He has a sweet, affectionate, and playful personality, and he has the intelligence we've come to expect from Lippitts. He is handled daily and loves people. Stevie won first place in the Lippitt Yearling Colts class at the 2007 Lippitt Country Show in Tunbridge, Vermont. Stevie was gelded in 2008 after our assessment of his progress and other factors led us to the decision that he would develop into a better performance/companion horse as a gelding. He began training in October of 2008 at Photo Finish Stables under the guidance of Robin Cuffey, and on her advice, we're training him as a dressage prospect. He is available for sale (see his listing on our sales page); his price will be commensurate with his level of training at the time of purchase. 

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Stevie, January 2009
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Brook Hill Syndication at 26 months
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(Photo by T. Hamblin)
Stevie in the paddock, Feb 2009
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(E. Platt)
Stevie, age 2, on June 15, 2008
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(Photo by M. Hamblin)
Stevie at 17 months
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(Photo by E. Platt)

 
 
 
 
 
 

Stevie's pedigree is available here:

Stevie's sire can be seen here.

Stevie's dam can be seen here:

C-MY Brother Ray
(Ryegate Major x SSM Bessie Nekomia)
2007 bay colt
 
Ray is the last foal sired by the beloved Lippitt stallion Ryegate Major in 2006, just a year before Major's death; he's also a grandson of Quietude Westward through his dam. He shows every sign of developing the same solid bone structure and gentle yet confident disposition that his celebrated sire was known for. Ray is a big boy for a Lippitt, and we expect he will top out around 15hh. Take a look at his growth as of May in 2008, and you'll understand why we think that! We are currently assessing Ray as a stallion prospect, so he is not listed for sale.

Ray's pedigree can be seen here.

click here to see Harwich Tyrant (Ryegate Major x Indigo's Rosebud)

His first day on the planet: July 24, 2007.
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(Photo by D. Kvigne)

Laughing for the camera, 6 weeks
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(Photo by E. Platt)

Playing, Feb 24 2009
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(E. Platt)
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Holy Moly Poseidon
(Bayside Rainman x SSM Bessie Nekomia)

 

2009 bay colt

"Pete" is our newest arrival. The only living offspring of his champion sire, we have high hopes for Pete as a potential stallion given the nature of his two living brothers (C-My Brother Ray, our two-year-old stallion, and C-My Arno's Reflection, standing at stud in Iowa). He's only one day old, so it's a little early to describe his personality... More to come!

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Poseidon at 1 day old
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(Photo by E. Platt)
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