SC MORGANS

North Hero, Vermont - (802) 372-3080
Dedicated breeders of Rare Colored Morgan Sport Horses & Performance Horses

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.

2007 came in like a warm spring breeze but; along with it came some huge changes. We made the decision to cut back on our herd in order to have more time to promote, show and build a new house. Some of our best 'Never to be for Sale' horses were posted on our sales page. To date all these wonderful horses have found great new homes. We thank everyone who purchased a horse and wish them the best of luck with their "Island-Bred" Morgan.

2008 has arrived and with it, new foals!! Currently we have 3 on the ground with one more due in late June by our Senior stallion, Rimlo Black Pepper. All three of the foals on the ground are sired by Cassanova's Cashon. Cashon carries some real nice old Brunk blood and he blended perfectly with our top broodmares. There are two fillies, Sc Island Kassandra - a black, out of Caduceus Margaux - and Sc Island Kendra - a bay, out of Sc Island Cha-Cha - will stay to replace their dams while Sc Island Cashon's Image - a black colt out of Caduceus Ursula (H-Ken x Caduceus Margaux) - is being offered for sale. We'd like to keep him but, he's just too closely related to our herd. Colts with his look and pedigree don't just come along everyday of the week. He is a wealth of old Morgan genetics. He is reasonally priced to a quality breeding home.

New for 2008 & 2009, we are offering a "Breed for a foal" option. Due to a cut back on our breeding, we have come up with this angle. Not all of our mares will be offered but check with us to see who is available. Basically, for $2,500.00, you choose one of our mares. That mare will/can be bred to our Senior stallion, Rimlo Black Pepper, or a stallion that we approve (not all stallions will be allowed). The mare will stay here at our farm and a mare deposit is paid along with a signed contract. The mare is then bred. When she's confirmed in foal, a foal deposit is due. Then, monthly payments, until the balance is paid. If the balance isn't paid in full by foaling time, the balance is due when the foal hits the ground. The foal will carry our farm prefix but the new owner will be responsible for the rest of the name. No board of the mare or foal will be due until the foal is weaned. We wean at 3 months of age and the foal must be picked up within 2 weeks after the weaning date or board charges will apply. Call or email for more details.

Along with our Morgan horses, we raise a few wonderful AKC Labrador Retrievers. They help out on the farm and compete in AKC Agility trials. We try to have at least one quality litter of pups per year, which we offer for sale. Island Uno whelped one pup on March 7, 2008. She had a lovely little yellow female named Basil. Basil left in May to live with her new family. We miss her antics & pranks but, we know she is loved and well taken care in her home.

We should be expecting a litter of pups in late July (2008) from Island Breeze and Mistyfield March To The Beat. We have so many people on our puppy waitlist that Island Uno will be bred later this summer to "Drummer" - Mistyfield March To The Beat. We really LOVE "Drummer"! He is a wonderful dog with excellent bone, pedigree and a disposition to die for. Most of our pups have come from his line and we are extremely happy with ALL of them. He basically has been our foundation sire. Thank-you Betty Welles of Brownsville VT. for having such a wonderful dog. With his pups, he has helped us make numerous dog owners proud!

We aren't trialing much this summer. Gas prices and long distances to AKC events are the main reason. Harley has made her debute and she did well considering my lack of time to work her consistly. We should be out late this summer. I personally like fall trialing due to the lower temptures.

We offer horses for sale, AKC Labrador Retrievers (Yellow & Black), stallions at stud, full equine AI services, and an equine mobile semen freezing service with both storage and shipping available. This freezing service is open to all equine breeds!

Give us a call if you're in the area. The coffee/tea is always on!

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...............

SC Morgans
108 Morgan Hill Road
North Hero, Vermont 05474
(802) 372-3080
E-Mail: scmorgans@surfglobal.net

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