Morgan Hill Farm is located in the Lake Champlain Valley region of Vermont on the small island of North Hero. We are mainly a breeding farm striving  to preserve and produce "Old" style Morgans with a splash of COLOR! Our horses are versatile enough for the Sport horse world, eye catching for the show ring, smart & catty for reining & cutting, yet quiet enough for the family friend. The herd carries some very old, hard to find genetics and are a rich blend of old Brunk, Gov't and California lines. We strive to preserve 'using' dispositions, breed type and ease of use. Some highlighted past greats that grace our herd are: Red Correll, certain Flyhawk lines, Senator Graham, Warhawk, Chingadero, Jubilee King, Farceurs Morgan, Otto Mcclure (etc). Good dispositions and work ethics come down through these lines.

We are cutting back our breeding program so we can show in 2013. Because of this, many quality, foundation-bred mares are being offered for sale. We will continue to produce a few foals on a very limited basis.  We need time to train, show and enjoy the horses we have produced. If you see something that's not marked for sale, check with us, you might be pleasantly surprised.

Along with our horses, we raise a few wonderful English-Bred, AKC Labrador Retrievers. They help out on the farm, compete in Agility trials, ride around the farm on farm equipment and will fight for the front seat on the Prowler or truck! We try to have at least one or two, quality litters per year. These pups are sold with an: AKC "Limited Registration," 1 Year Health warranty, 1st vaccinations, Vet check, Health Records & current Worming program.

*News Flash*

January 2013 Island Uno, Island Harley and Island Dos all recieved their AKC Title of: Canine Good Citizen! This makes 4 of our dogs to now have AKC Titles! We are very proud of our girls.

We currently have  a litter of yellow puppies! Island Dos has produced her second litter! Proud sire (for the second time) is the English-bred Belquest Doing It For The Ladies (Dew). These beautiful pups are as stunning as their full siblings that were born in August 2012. Most are spoken for. Currently available: two very fancy yellow males. If you have interes, call or email asap - they go very quickly once on the web!

Our 2013 Fainting goat kids have arrived! The bucks are having a good laugh at our expense. We asked for bucklings this year and got: 22 doelings and 8 bucklings. So, we will be offering a few select doelings and bucklings (breeding quality) for sale. If you have interest, let us know these kids disappear VERY quickly!

*News Flash*

We have our Vermont State Meat Retail license!  We currently offer a Limited Supply of Frozen Goat Meat here at the farm. Please call ahead for a list of cuts and availability. Limited quantities.

We offer Morgan Horses, Tennessee Fainting Goat kids, AKC Labrador Retriever puppies for sale (Yellow & Black) and Morgan stallions at stud. Other services offered: A Stallion Collection and Freezing Station, Equine Mobile Semen Freezing Service with storage and shipping. Freezing service is open to all Equine breeds. Hands on training for collection & processing of your stallion's semen. One on one, or small groups. Call or email for more information.



This site is dedicated to the Fond memory of my friend and Mentor, Dr. Lowell Hughes.
(April 4, 1928- Nov. 5, 2001)


Dr. Hughes with his wonderful stallion, Patchett Hill (Easter Vermont x Starlette B)
Dr. Hughes was the founder of Caduceus Morgans in North Liberty, Iowa. He was known for producing large Black Morgan Sporthorses of Mid-western and Brunk breeding. He had a knack for finding well bred horses that were tucked away on lost roads and in forgotten barns.

His favorite stallion being the late, Wyoming Flyhawk (Domino Joe x Lily Black), actually stood at Reed Allen's Ranch in Lander Wy. along with my deceased foundation stallion, H-Ken (Kenfield x Muchacha). I guess it was written, even back then, that I would eventually meet Dr. Hughes. Our taste in horseflesh were quite similar.

Dr. Hughes was a very kind and generous man who was always willing to take a new comer under his wing. This is what he did for me. I miss my friend and mentor. Words can never describe how I feel or tell the depth of my loss. I will take both the knowledge he  gave, and the horses he produced and carry on into an uncertain future marked by his footsteps. God Bless until we meet again...............