Home of: Sc Morgans Island Labradors and Island
Fainters North Hero, Vermont - (802) 372-3080 Dedicated
breeders of Colored Morgan Sporthorses, Labrabor Retrievers & Rare
Tennessee Fainting Goats
SC Morgans 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 large bodied "Old" style Morgans with a
splash of COLOR! Our horses are versatile enough for the Sport horse world, eye catching for the show
ring, yet quiet enough for the family friend. Our bloodlines are a rich
blend of old Brunk and Gov't breeding. Our whole herd carries some very old,
hard to find genetics. We strive to preserve some very Rare Jubilee King lines
and are blending them with Red Correll, certain Flyhawk and other 'old
family' lines. Good dispositions and work ethics seem to come down through
these lines.
We have been very successful freezing embryos from our
mares. Some of these embryos may be offered for sale but, most
will be put on "ice" for the future. We feel
it's very important to save as much of the original Morgan genetics as possible.
Freezing for the future far out weighs producing a bunch of foals every year. We
will continue to produce a few foals but, not as many have we have in the past.
We need time to ride and enjoy what has been produced! So, if you see
something you like
and it's not marked for sale, check with us, you might be
pleasantly surprised. | 2012 Breeding Special for our Morgan Stallions
Breeding one (1) mare for$500.00
LFGor Two (2) mares for $900.00
or Three (3) mares for $1,200.00 Collection fee: $100.00Shipping is at the mare
owners expense|Contracts with a deposit must be received or
postmarked by: May 15, 2012 (See the
stallion page for contracts and information)
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 the farm equipment and will fight for the front seat
on the Prowler! 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.
We have no plans for a spring 2012 litter. Plans are in the works
for two Fall litters. Both litters will have yellow & black
puppies. Normally, all our pups are spoken for
before they are born. Call or email NOW, to get onto the
list.
Our Fainting goat does, are all due to kid in April 2012!
We are very excited about these new kids! This will be Woody Creek Farm
Hotwire's second Vermont kid crop and Woody Creek Farm Gilted Gun's,
first kid crop! We are hoping for some real colorful cuties that
can faint, and pack on the pounds!
*NEWS
FLASH*
In
2011, we kept all our doelings and one polled buckling. We
also added 6 new goats to our herd. From the Goat Flower Farm, of
PA. came 4 very nice 2011 doelings and once again,from
Woody Creek Farm located in TN. came a mature doe
(WCF Rosetta) and a yearling buck (WCF Gilted
Gun). The Woody Creek Farm goats were accompanied by 3,
very tiny black & white kittens! We've dubbed them the Tennessee
Trio! We
offer Morgan Horses, Tennessee Fainting Goat kids, AKC Labrador Retriever
(Yellow & Black) puppies for sale and Morgan stallions at
stud. Other services offered: A Stallion Collection
and/or Freezing Station, Equine and Canine mobile semen freezing
service - with storage and shipping. This
freezing service is open to all Equine &
Canine breeds. Hands on training for collection & processing your
stallion. One on one, or small groups. Call if interested.
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...............
