Roy-El Morgans opened its door in the 1960′s. We have had numerous national and world champions. Due to the economy, we have to ‘thin the herd’ if you will. We have everything from prospects, to broodmares, and finished show horses. Eethree Supreme, Carlyle Command, ans some Noble Flair bloodlines to name a few. When you ask about Roy-El Morgans, you get the answer: true morgan horses, good tempermants and athletes. We have had world champions in western, hunt, classic and carriage. We have had high level dressage horses, jumpers, competative drivinging horses, park horses, in hand horses and english pleasure horses. Our horses excel as open, junior exhibitor, and amatuer horses. Give us a call and let a Roy-El horse make your dreams come true!

http://www.morganhorse.com/news_events/latest_news/bylaws_input/

I saw this on the Morgan Horse website a couple days ago and thought it might be interesting to get opinions.  Everyone had good thoughts on the Oklahoma qualification, so maybe for these topics as well.

*ASHLEY*

We offer a fun, safe environment for beginner through advanced riders. 

Students may learn multiple disciplines including Huntseat, Saddleseat, Western, Showmanship and driving.  Summer camps, showing, birthday parties, scout badges, clinics and lots of family fun are all offered at our farm.  We have a variety of horses including stock horses, Morgans, Saddlebreds and Arabians.  Our show riders compete locally up through A level shows.  We are based in Northern Ohio in Columbia Station.  Please feel free to contact us at 440-236-5528 or Lilacthyme@msn.com.  Visit us at www.lilacthymestables.com

The New York State Morgan Horse Society unveiled our Facebook Page yesterday and we’re inviting you to become “Fans!”

Find someone that you know – let us know what’s “news” …we’re looking for your “friendship.”

If you are a Facebook member, you can find us by clicking this link (or searching for):

NYSMHS – The New York State Morgan Horse Society

We hope to see you there!

Valerie Low (administrator)

P.S. We posted a neat video featuring one of our longstanding members – Fred Herrick – on the site.  He shares his memories of his early times in the ring at the NEMHS.  This was filmed this summer prior to his induction into the Hall of Fame.  You’re not going to want to miss it

The annual tack sale is coming up fast and is by far the best tack sale in the state. Now held at Pinckney High School in Pinckney, MI, which means there is more parking and more spaces available. Everything from show and work tack to jewelry and clothing can be found, both new and used. Tables still available, heres the website for more information.

http://www.mjmha.com/files/Tack_Sale_2010Form.pdf

House on left, what's left of garage door and garage, right

On October 12 my husband and I suffered an electrical problem in our garage which burned to the ground along with one of our cars. The fire then jumped to the house. No horses were injured but we lost most of the home as well as seven of our dogs. We also run a dog rescue out of our home, Dachshund Rescue NW, since 1991. So we had to shut down the dog rescue for a while when rebuilding. The horses are all okay but we will have to board them this winter when we are rebuilding in the winter snow.

I managed to save 16 more dogs and two old cats before the home burned so Dennis and I are thankful for that. I seared my lungs running in a burning house, but well worth it to save our beloved wiener dogs and two older cats. I am healing up a little each day, but it will be nice to be breathing right once again.

Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,
Margo Mossburg
Dragoon Morgans
dragoonfr@hotmail.com

Looking for a jr. exhibitor or walk/jog rider to enjoy this grand gelding. Taco is fully equitated and ready to win for you. He can do any pattern asked of him. Many wins in western pleasure and equitation. 2005 Grand National Champion with unanimous wins in walk/jog western pleasure and walk/jog western equitation. Beautiful, kind, personable, and just about perfect in every way. Email for more information and photos. giddyup12345@roadrunner.com

FENCE QUESTIONS!!1 =)

I have been looking for some horse fencing, the vinyl type, and was wondering if anyone has bought any good or bad horse fence from certain companies. Or if anyone has any ideas where to get it. I have heard that certain vinyl fence will crack or shatter if a horse gets into it after a couple years because it breaks down from being in the weather…

I was also wondering what kind of fencing people prefer or have had good/bad experiences with.

I do not like the wire fencing, but I was thinking wood fence maybe, since it is not as expensive and I would therefore be able to fence more. I like the look of the vinyl fence, but I also like the look of the black fence like everyone has in Kentucky.

That is all. Thank you! ~Jess

July 3, 4 and 5

Meadville, PA

Judge Dwayne Knowles

The Prizelist can be downloaded from www.pennohiomorgan.com

Don’t miss out!

$500 added prize money in the junior exhibitor division

Pink Ribbon Ladies English Pleasure class for the fight for breast cancer

The always popular – Amateur Package Deal – still only $75.00!

Three year old sweepstakes classes

For further info contact

Julie Schmidt

jschmidt@nwsd.org

814-332-0627

I have gone to a lot of open shows recently and there is a lot of variety of classes so I was wondering what classes people would find interesting that we dont have now at the morgan A rated shows. These are a few that I have competed in and enjoyed:

Ranch Horse Trail

Halter- Western (I know we have sport horse and in hand, but not any western)

Showmanship 18 & Over

Equitation 18 & Over (with or without patterns, sometimes they are seperated)

I cant think of any others off the top of my head, I am sure there are more, but I just wanted to see what everyone thought…. Thanks

~Jessica