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The photos in this archive come from more than twenty years of collecting old MORGAN HORSE magazines, correspondence, on-line discussion groups, and research for various articles. I have also attempted to include links to websites showing modern day colorful descendants of these horses. If you have better photos of the horses shown here or more information about them, have photos or suggestions of other horses you'd like to see included, or would like a link
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 Allen's Oglala Gold (Haven's Blazer x Betsy Swanton), 1969 palomino stallion, the foundation of the Nashboro breeding program of Janine Robinson in TN. Among his colorful offspring was the palomino stallion All Things Considerd and palomino broodmares Nashboro Desiree, Nashboro Shasta (dam of cremello stallion Nashboro Sir Galahad) and Nashboro Tifiny Gold. Photo courtesy of Janice Robinson.  Andrew's Misty Dream (Delmaytion Sundance X H-Mayo Woman, by Chingadero), 1977 palomino mare. She produced just three foals, but one of them was the very prolific cremello stallion Amberfield's Desperado, whose offspring have spread far and wide, including Great Britain, Belgium, and Canada as well as all over the U.S. Photo courtesy of Carol Williams. 
 Aquila's Queen Bee (Paramount's Nominee X Foxy's Cotton Queen), 1983 palomino mare owned by Tanya Walter. Dam of 7 foals including the buckskin mare Aquila's Miss Bee Haven, dam of Ancan True Colors. Queen Bee may also be a splash white, as her skewed to one side blaze and white stocking and blue eyed descendants would seem to indicate. Photos courtesy of Anne Wyland.
 Betty Gold (Morgan Gold X Luellen), 1947 palomino mare, pictured here as a yearling. Dam of 4 offspring with only one, the palomino mare Golden Peggy (by the palomino stallion Yellow Gold) having bred on. Golden Peggy produced 11, including the palomino mares Peggy Walker (dam of the palomino mare Misty Merry Walker who was the dam of the palomino broodmare Sokota Mindy and others) and Taffey Ann Walker (dam of the palomino stallions, Aeolus Walker and Sam Walker as well as the palomino mare Nicole Walker), to carry her color line on for her. 
 Black Cat (Chingadero X Zula Queen), 1970 smoky black stallion, pictured on the left as a 3 year old and on the right as a mature stallion. Sire of just 7 offspring before an untimely death. Daughters Springtown Narcissus (smoky black) and Springtown Buttercup (buckskin) have in turn produced colorful offspring that may carry this line on. 
 Black Dimples (Chingadero X Painted Girl), 1963 smoky black mare. The main color line from this mare is through her buckskin daughter Ethan's Faunie; Faunie in turn was the dam of the buckskin mare Junie Moone, dam of the young perlino stallion PHPM Lord's Gift of Gold. The colt with Dimples in the second photo is Top Brass, who was registered as a chestnut but who was actually palomino. This was a not-uncommon occurrence in single cream dilute Morgans foaled before the late 1980's. Photos courtesy of Marilyn Wright. 
 Black Panther (Chingadero X Zula Queen), 1971 smoky black stallion (pictured at age 2 in full body photo). Sire of 39 offspring including the well known buckskin broodmare Amberfield's Pantera (dam of the perlino stallion Finally's Mr. Andy Frack) and the palomino stallion Saint Peter, amongst other colorfuls.  Blacksaddle Gold (Lin Kim Dancin x Beckridge Becky Lou), 1984 palomino stallion. Sired 8, only one of which bred on, the well known buckskin stallion Blacksaddle Starbuck. Photo courtesy of Laura Stillwell.  Blacksaddle Sunstar (Lin Kim Dancin x Black Brocade), 1986 palomino stallion. Sire of 12 including the palomino broodmare Blacksaddle Gold Lace and palomino stallion Golden Acres Gold Digger (sire of Golden Acres Precious Lady and Myrrhwood Marcello, among others.
 Carmel Snow (Night Tide X Kaycee), 1939 palomino mare, pictured as a young mare. Bred by the LU Sheep Company, Carmel Snow eventually was purchased by Joe Young while he was stationed in CA in the 1940's. After the war he brought Carmel Snow and a handful of other Morgans, including the chestnut stallion Jolly Roger, back to his Pineland Morgans in LaGrange GA. Although Carmel Snow has many non-colorful descendants today, the sole surviving color line appears to be through the mare Palisade Gypsy Rose, whose maternal line traces back through two generations of cream dilutes misregistered as bay and brown to the palomino stallion, Pineland Candy King, a grandson of Carmel Snow. Photo courtesy of Renee Page. For more information about the Pineland Morgans, read this article by Laura Behning.  Cascade Cadence (Stetson X Gwen), 1971 palomino mare, shown with her buckskin 1992 daughter Scandia's Caitlyn (by Townshend Norseman). Dam of 9 offspring including the buckskin stallion The Bronze Promise (by UVM Promise). Photo courtesy of Kathleen De Fazio.  Champagne (Flying Jubilee x Quita), 1953 palomino mare. Dam of the palomino mare Gwen (whose daughter Cascade Cadence is pictured above), grand-dam of the buckskin stallion The Bronze Promise.  Chingadero (Ketchum X Haager) 1953 smoky cream stallion. Sire of an incredible 137 registered Morgans, this stallion is probably the single most prolific ancestor of colorfuls in modern day pedigrees. 92 of his offspring were smoky blacks. His most notable offspring included the broodmares Medolane Florie (dam of Blu Star Juliet, dam of the late palomino stallion Sir's Sunny), Black Dimples, La Beau, Tia (dam of Q Tawny- dam of Taha Tina, who figures in horses from the Goldtree Morgans breeding program, the palomino frame overo mare Sky Walker AB, and also grand-dam of the chestnut carrying silver dapple mare, Amanda's Suzie Q, although Q Tawny is not the source of her silver dapple gene), H-Mayo Woman (dam of colorfuls with the Andrews prefix), and H-Roni; and the stallions Black Panther, H-Dewey and H-Saracen. Many of his offspring are pictured on this site. For more information about Chingadero, read this article by Laura Behning.  Cinna (Warhawk X Smokie), 1956 brown buckskin mare. Dam of 11 offspring. The two that come down to us in colorful Morgan pedigrees today are the 1961 buckskin mare Wildwood Cindy (dam of the buckskin mare Vega Mistala, who was the dam of the buckskin stallion WKF Rumplestiltskin; also dam of the buckskin stallion RTF Blacksaddle) and the buckskin mare Westwood Lady of Cin (dam of the palomino mare Lady's Pizzazz, dam of the palomino stallion BCM Impressive Lee).  Coal Creek Bitohoney (Ebony Baron X Honey Spice), 1978 smoky black mare. Dam of 9 foals including the 1986 palomino mare Coal Creek Honeypatch (dam of palomino mares Mythic Feronia and Severn Hill Good as Gold). Photos courtesy of Polly Smith.  Cotton Candy (Townshend Gaymeade X Arvada), 1956 palomino (registered as chestnut) mare. Dam of 11 offspring including the palomino mare Foxy's Cotton Queen, (also misregistered as chestnut). Foxy's Cotton Queen is the dam of the palomino stallion Aquila's Top Command and the palomino mares Aquila's Queen Bee (dam of Aquila's Miss Bee Haven, buckskin broodmare for Ancan Morgans) and Aquila's Grand Prize (dam of Aquila's Sure Prize, buckskin broodmare for Skyland Manor Morgans). To learn more about Cotton Candy and her descendants, read this article by Laura Behning which was printed in the February-March 2010 issue of THE MORGAN HORSE magazine. It is a large file, PDF format, so it may take several minutes to open depending on your connection speed. 
 Cotton Hill Daisy (Amigo Mick X Daisette) 1949 palomino mare, registered as chestnut. For years, the source of the cream gene behind the famous buckskin stallion Sunup Neptune was a mystery. His dam, Goldie Zephyr, was known to be buckskin, but beyond that point no one was sure where the color was coming from. Research by colorful Morgan enthusiast, breeder and author Suzanne Edmonds turned up a series of seemingly colorful horses coming from Goldie Zephyr's paternal granddam, Cotton Hill Daisy, whose photos belied their "registered as" colors. A photo was also discovered of Cotton Hill Daisy as a foal, in which she looked nearly white- not unusual for some palomino foals. It is suspected that Daisy got her cream gene from her paternal granddam, the black mare Madonna, who may have been a smoky black. In the color photo above, Cotton Hill Daisy is shown with her 1971 foal, the buckskin mare Daisy Jo. Cotton Hill Daisy had ten foals, of which four are known to be cream dilutes, either by photographic evidence or by their progeny. 
 Dawnglo (Night Tide X Ishawooa), 1939 palomino mare. Dam of 9 offspring, the most color-prolific of which was the palomino stallion Midnite Sun (dam of Palomesa, dam of Tio Lalo, sire of Californio, making Dawnglo the "color line" behind Californio) and the palomino mare Williwaw (whose colorful descendants include Colony Desert Rose and Natori S Blondel).  Desert Sands (Merry Warlock X Lady Sungold), 1965 palomino stallion. Sire of 24 offspring, including the palomino stallion Golden Sonfield (sire of Golden Sondanz) and palomino mare Shatona's Empress, dam of several colorfuls including the cremello stallion SFG Infinity and Beyond. For an article about Desert Sands written by Laura Behning, as well as more pictures of him, go here.  Dickie's Pride (Flying Jubilee X Dawn Mist), 1952 palomino stallion. Noted broodmare sire including Shepherd's Dixie Fry (founder of a line of cream dilutes in Canada from her palomino daughter, Three Forks Firefly), Lady Sungold (dam of the palomino stallion Desert Sands), and Honey Gold (dam of the palomino stallion Higuera Sondarling).
 Fred's Pastel Jean (Nugget Pastel X Bobette's Fancy), 1978 palomino mare, dam of 5 including the buckskin stallion Strut'N Franklin Mint.  Frosty Princess (King Mick X Silver Princess), 1952 gray mare owned by Herbert Barney of TX. Dam of 4 including the gray mare Frosty's Blue Bonnet, dam of the gray mare Saycrest Frosty Miss. This is the rarer gray line of the two gray lines in the Morgan breed, represented at present by the gray mare, Silvershoe Sun Frost, and her offspring.
 Goldie Zephyr (Tweedle De X Mackinac Star), 1967 buckskin mare. Dam of the well-known buckskin stallion Sunup Neptune. Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Banks.  Gwen (Sanborn X Champagne), 1958 palomino mare. Dam of 7 including the palomino mare Cascade Cadence (dam of the buckskin stallion The Bronze Promise).
 H-Roni (Chingadero X Painted Girl), 1966 buckskin mare (full sister to Black Dimples). Her dam, Painted Girl, is also the dam of the frame overo Morgan stallion, War Paint, and is the source of his frame overo coloring. It is possible that other descendants of Painted Girl may be carrying the frame gene; a test for LWO is available through UC Davis. H-Roni is the dam of two offspring, Robbi Sue's Fairlite (palomino, dam of Robbi Sue's Sundance, palomino stallion) and Mochom's Joy (palomino mare who has had several colorful foals herself).  H-Saracen (Chingadero X Teal Eye), 1974 smoky black stallion, sire of 33 Morgans. Nicknamed "Scary" because he was so NOT scary, but a sweet and gentle stallion. Some of his colorful offspring include the smoky black stallion S Bar B Pierre Noire, the palomino mare Tru West Pure D'Lila, the buckskin stallion Tru West Gold Peso, and the silver dapple gelding (who sired two foals before he was gelded, one of which was the silver dapple stallion Zeulner's Sunka Wakan) S Bar B Blksaddle Chester (whose silver dapple coloring comes from his silver dapple dam, Foxton Fawn).  Hy Crest Satina (Hy Crest Koko X Lady Satin), 1969 gray mare owned by Carol Guay of Dryden, Michigan. This mare is the color source of the majority of today's gray Morgans. Pictured in 1993 when she was 24. Photo courtesy of Roxanne Riggs.
 Joley Blond (Morspeed X June Fib), 1970 palomino mare. Dam of 16 Morgans including the palomino stallion Rocking M Morgan Gold and the palomino mares Rocking M Blondie, Rocking M Cassandra, and Rocking M Jolene. Another picture of Joley Blond, in pasture, can be seen under Tia Margarita's listing in this archive.  June Fib (Silverton Morgan X Fibbie), 1958 palomino mare. Dam of 7. Her most notable color producing offspring was the palomino mare Joley Blond (behind Rocking M prefixed colorfuls). Shown here in 1966 with Sharlene Anderson of R-Two Morgans.
 Lady Sungold (Dickie's Pride X Linn's Lu), 1960 palomino mare. Dam of 8 foals, including the palomino Rose Bowl parade and show stallion Desert Sands.  Lava (Warhawk X Smokie), 1954 buckskin mare, ridden here by Mary Lasater. Dam of 11 including Yellowstone Peggy, registered as chestnut, but who produced several cream dilutes from non dilute sires, including the buckskin Caballo's Trinket by the chestnut stallion Devan Tip, indicating she must have been smoky black (or perhaps a very dark buckskin) rather than chestnut. Peggy was the dam of the palomino (registered as chestnut) stallion Caballo's Gold Eagle.  Lucie (Silverton Morgan X Iyoksika), 1958 palomino mare. Dam of 14 including Tartoo (palomino misregistered as chestnut; dam of the cremello Amberfield's Vanilla Ice and other colorfuls), Triple S Cissie, and Triple S Goldusty. Triple S Golddusty is in turn the dam of Triple S Soap Suds, Triple S Red Cedar (chestnut stallion), Triple S Gold Buck (buckskin stallion behind Badlands prefixed colorfuls), Triple S Gold Eagle (palomino stallion, sire of Triple S Nugget, Triple S Bald Eagle, Triple S Golden Bows, Triple S Nita and other colorfuls). Lucie is the main source of gold in the Triple S breeding program.  Luellen (Night Tide X Ethete), 1939 smoky black mare. Dam of the 1943 palomino stallion Morgan Gold, 1947 palomino mare Betty Gold (dam of many horses with the Walker suffix), 1954 smoky black mare Black Luellen (dam of the 1957 mare Nugget Hanneman, registered bay but actually buckskin, and the 1966 palomino mare Nugget Ann, dam of Speedramp Walker), and the 1955 palomino mare Miss Luellen (dam of the palomino stallion Rusty Walker). This mare has had an immense influence on our modern cream dilutes. Photo courtesy of Renee Page.
 Mountain Silver Sheik (Mountain Sheik X Toy), 1938 gray stallion. Sired 7 offspring, 4 of which were gray. Mountain Silver Sheik's only gray line to come down to us today is through his gray daughter Silver Princess, matriarch of the Saycrest Frosty Miss line represented today by the gray mare, Silvershoe Sun Frost.  Morgan Gold (Red Correll X Luellen), 1943 palomino stallion, bred by the Oglala Community High School on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in southwestern South Dakota. Sire of 28 Morgans, most notably the palomino stallion Yellow Cat (behind colorfuls with the "Happy Day" prefix, as well as Twine Pines Sara, dam of MEMC Tequila Cuervo); palomino mare Little Lulu (dam of Swanee, sire of Nugget Hanneman); palomino mare Betty Gold (dam of Golden Peggy, dam of Aeolus Walker and other Walker-bred horses); palomino stallion Sioux Gold (sire of Betsy Swanton, who is behind the Nashboro prefixed horses through her son Allen's Oglala Gold); palomino stallion Yellow Gold (behind the Oak Acres prefixed colorfuls); and the palomino stallion Silverton Morgan (sire of Lucie, behind the Triple S prefixed colorfuls, and June Fib, dam of Joley Blond). The influence of this horse is more widespread in the current colorful Morgan population than most any other colorful stallion of his era.
 Pineland Carmel Sundae (Jolly Roger X Carmel Snow), 1953 palomino mare, Martha Von Redlich, up. Carmel Sundae was one of the results of crossing two of Joe Young's original Morgans from stock he acquired in California after WW II. This mare's color line appears to have died out, but she does have colorful descendants- they just got their color from other lines in their pedigrees! Dam of 9 including Pineland Mary N (dam of Chaprella, who produced the buckskin full sisters Saint Bernadette and Amberfield's Pantera). For more information about the Pineland Morgans, read this article by Laura Behning.  Primavera Valdez (Primavera Vaquero X Tia Margarita), 1979 buckskin stallion owned by Bob and Carol Simpson of CA. Sire of more than 40 offspring including the colorful broodmares Valdez's Maravilla, Abacus Unruly Sun, Caylyn Katy Did Gold, and the buckskin stallion PKR Primavera Brio.
 Render's Gold Torch (Hylee's Flame Fire X Taha Tina), 1983 palomino mare. Another of Loretta Brown's foundation horses. Dam of 7 including the palomino stallion Carrollton. Photo courtesy of Loretta Brown.  Richfield Octavius (Sangamo Falcon x H-Bell), 1988 dark buckskin (probably brown-based) stallion owned by Nancy Bower. Among his most prolific colorful offspring is the palomino stallion Springtown Sundance and brown buckskin broodmare, Springtown Laurel (pictured on our buckskin page).  Rocking M Blondie (Whippoorwill Mercury X Joley Blond), 1984 palomino mare. Dam of the palomino mare UDM Twist of Lemon.  Robbi Sue's Dun Ella (Applevale Monarch X Pendleton Buck Missy), 1980 red dun mare, pictured here as a coming two year old. She was owned by Jayne Cushman of Rockland, ME. Her only offspring to breed on was the bay dun mare, Cushman's Melanie Dun Sue, who is the dam of the bay homozygous dun stallion Lineback Double Take, bay dun mare Lineback Hija de Sue, and bay dun stallion Lone Star Stetson. Photo courtesy of Jerry Hess. 
 Robbi Sue's Misalert (Robbi Sue's Moralert X Pendleton Buck Missy), 1976 dunskin mare bred and owned by Julie Ploof of Robbi Sue Morgans. The majority of today's dun Morgans trace to Misalert, or "Peaches" as she is known to her friends. Because Peaches had both the dun gene and one cream gene, she produced offspring who were dun-only, dun/cream combinations, cream- only as well as a couple who had no dilution gene of any sort. Dam of the stallions Robbi Sue's Mr. Alert (buckskin) and Robbi Sue's Sweet Success (bay dun) and the grulla mare Lady Sunderland, amongst others. Full body picture courtesy of Jerry Hess; head shot of Peaches with her owner Julie Ploof courtesy of Joanne Curtis.  RTF Blacksaddle (Cannequin's Flashback x Wildwood Cindy), 1985 buckskin gelding. Sired 29 foals before being gelded, including the buckskin stallion Lighthouse Keeper (sire of many colorfuls with the NHM prefix), buckskin stallion DDRM Midnight Sun, and others. Photo courtesy of Carol Dombrowsky.  Rusty Walker (King Pine X Miss Luellen), 1963 palomino stallion pictured here as a two year old. Sire of 63 Morgans including the palomino mare Jodene Walker (dam of the palomino stallion Kirk Ethan Walker, sire of Angel's Breezy Lady), palomino mare RG Lynna Lee (dam of the palomino stallion Copperlee), and the flaxen chestnut stallion Lazy Heart D Andy.
 Sandy Swanton (Red Correll X Betsy Swanton), 1958 palomino mare, shown here presenting the colors at the Circle J Regional. Dam of 6 including the buckskin (misregistered as bay) Ready Teddy (sire of the buckskin mare Kickapoo Joy, dam of Kickapoo HDC Chief) and the palomino mare Nancy Pine Swanton (dam of the well-known broodmares Honey Spice, palomino; Coal Creek Samantha and Coal Creek Tabatha, buckskins).  Saycrest Frosty Miss (Sherman L X Frosty's Blue Bonnet), 1970 gray mare. Dam of two offspring, both gray mares. Only one, Miss Frosty Shadow, bred on. Her 2001 gray daughter, Silvershoe Sun Frost, has produced a gray filly as well, Willow Bend Shadow. 
 Shagwood Doubleagle (Windlord Ethan Allen x Peterson's Flamingo), 1985 buckskin stallion. Eagle was purchased as a weanling by Judy Burz and lived the rest of his life with the Burz family. First picture shows Judy, Rob, and their grand daughter Heather on Eagle in 1992; second picture is Eagle at the Stewart Horse Trials in 1997, Andrea Macdonald up. Sire of many colorfuls with the Goldquest prefix, palomino stallion K-Woods Golden Eagle, and others. Photos courtesy of Kathy Stevenson.  Silverton Morgan (Morgan Gold X Iyoksika), 1948 palomino stallion. Sire of 36 offspring; the most notable colorfuls were the palomino mares June Fib (dam of Joley Blond) and Lucie (color line in Triple S pedigrees).  Silver Princess (Mountain Silver Sheik X Daisette), 1942 gray mare, shown here with the famous black stallion Flyhawk. Silver Princess' dam was Daisette, who also produced Jubilee King. She had 2 offspring, one of which was the gray mare Frosty Princess (dam of the gray mare Frosty's Blue Bonnet who was in turn dam of the gray mare Saycrest Frosty Miss). Photo courtesy of Renee Page. 
 Sioux Gold (Morgan Gold X Illawana Topsy), 1946 palomino stallion, pictured on the right as a two year old. He was owned by the National Park Service (photo on left). Sired 14 offspring, including the palomino mare Betsy Swanton (dam of the palomino stallion Allen's Oglala Gold, who is behind the Nashboro prefix colorfuls, and Sandy Swanton, dam of the palomino mare Honey Spice and the buckskin mares Coal Creek Tabatha and Coal Creek Samantha). 
 Sir's Sunny (Emerald's King John X Blu-Star Juliet), 1983 palomino stallion. Sire of 37 offspring; the colorfuls that are producing well so far include the palomino broodmares Northerly Haley's Comet, Smaland Littlest Angel, Smaland I've Got A Secret, Smaland Lonesome Dove, and Northerly Katarina.  Speedy Pal (Speedramp Walker x Correll Willowfield), 1977 palomino stallion, ridden here by his owner Tom Wilbraham, BDM Morgans. Most of this stallion's offspring were bred by the Wilbrahams, including the palomino mare BDM Pal's Goldust (dam of the cremello stallion, BDM Border Ryder).  Sunup Neptune (Sunup Shenandoah X Goldie Zephyr), 1976 buckskin stallion, owned by Ken and Ruth Plank's KRP Morgans in IN. Shown here in front of the Plank's house with Bob Thomas. Sire of 57 registered Morgans, with his first foals arriving in 1990- when he was 14! His most prolific offspring so far have been the buckskin stallions LJ Morning Reveille, R2 Flying Buckaroo, NVS Midas, and KRP Cocoa, and the buckskin mares Orcas Sunup Celebration and KRP Pixie Pat.
 Tia Margarita (Tio Lalo X Gay Berta), 1967 buckskin mare. Bred by Dick and Phyllis Nelson, Mohican Farms. Pictured here as an aged mare in the pastures at Genou Morgans, with her 1991 chestnut filly Genou Rosita Margarita. The palomino mare with them is Joley Blond. Tia Margarita is arguably one of the finest colorful broodmares in modern times, having produced both the successful show and breeding stallion Primavera Valdez (buckskin) and another well known and popular buckskin stallion, Montana Harvest. Both stallions were successful reining horses in open competition. Another winning reiner from Tia Margarita was the buckskin stallion, Brass Buckle. 
 Tio Lalo (Mahan Field X Palomesa), 1956 palomino stallion, sire of 19 Morgans. His most prolific colorful offspring include the buckskin mare Tia Margarita and the palomino stallions Californio and Shatona Karzan (sire of the palomino stallions Can Don Joshua Danny and Slate Run RK Ladd).  Tweedle De (Ricardo x Cotton Hill Daisy), 1955 palomino (registered chestnut) stallion, maternal grandsire of the famous buckskin stallion Sunup Neptune. (photo is full size)
 Vega Mistala (Windcrest Medolane X Wildwood Cindy), 1975 buckskin mare, registered as bay. Dam of the buckskin stallion WKF Rumpelstiltskin.
If you have War Paint in your horse's pedigree, test it through UC Davis for Overo/Lethal White (a test for determining if a horse carries frame overo or not, to insure such horses are not bred together, possibly producing a lethal white foal). If your horse tests positive, let us know- we'd love to feature it here on this site! At present there are only two known AMHA registered frame overo Morgans in the breed, so discovering more would be wonderful! In addition, War Paint's frame overo/sabino dam, Painted Girl, also has descendants today through her other offspring. These should also be tested for OLWS. Photos of War Paint courtesy of Lowell Rott. For much more information on War Paint, you can read this article originally published in the Summer 2005 issue of the Rainbow Morgan Horse Association newsletter.  Windlord Ethan Allen (Meridith Twilight x Tia Marietta), 1982 buckskin gelding. He sired only 2 offspring before being gelded as a two year old, but they were the prolific breeding stallions Shagwood Shininghero and Shagwood Doubleagle, both buckskins. Photo courtesy of Mary Ellen Schaefer.  Wildwood Cindy (Mor-Ayr Supreme X Cinna), 1961 buckskin mare, pictured here as a yearling at the North Central Morgan show. Dam of 12 including the buckskin (registered as bay) mare Vega Mistala (dam of the buckskin stallion WKF Rumplestiltskin, registered as bay) and the buckskin stallion RTF Blacksaddle.
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