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A Bit About Me and my Horse(s): I fell in love with my first Morgan 3 years ago, and have since bought two more and am planning to retire with them and my dogs .

At 12:08pm on March 27, 2011, Roberta Edstrom said…: I went to your web site and took a look at your web site. He is a very cute boy. I like the Morgan as well. Look like a very wonderful place.

At 8:24am on March 27, 2011, Roberta Edstrom said…: I like the looks of your horse. Looks like a very broad build. Very pretty

At 8:23am on March 27, 2011, Roberta Edstrom said…: Just when the grass started, the snow came back yesterday and now we have freezing rain with colder temps. However, that is all signs that the warmer temps and more sunshine is on the way.

At 11:57am on April 20, 2010, Shirley said…: Boy, do I agree with you!! I started riding at 53 and bought my horse after 2 months of lessons on a lesson horse~~ if that. We took lots of lessons and I came up with fear issues that have been challenging. I think I am afraid that he's going to get scared and do something he wouldn't normally do with me on his back. He was almost three when we met & I started riding him ( i thought a little older) so we've really grown together. I've had three good spills! I just keep finding more and more that I'm very drawn to horses in a different way then most people???? They've changed me a whole lot...bunches! It all feels like a journey and I don't know where the path will lead me/us or where it will end. What a grand journey thru life!

At 2:44am on April 5, 2010, Cindy Jeffery said…: Hi Veronica! Sorry to say.....Gweek Tripiphany is no longer a stallion. We live in an area where morgans are not very popular, nor do people recognize their value. So, realizing what a wonderful horse we had, we turned him into one of our best riding horses. For sure I regret gelding him now, he would literally be a "gold mine" for us. What cruel irony now that he has been gelded for 4 years, people are interested in him.