Challa Morgans
Challa Station Morgans, owned by Ashley and Debbie Dowden, is the largest and most remote Morgan stud in the...
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Omar Morgans – Stud Profile
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Wilga Park Stud Profile
We were totally inexperienced when it all began. We were just enthusiastic Trail riders who didn’t know too much about...
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Ian Leighton from Ian Leighton Horsemanship says, “After working regularly on several Morgan studs around the country and having them show up regularly at my clinics I developed a respect for this breed. I have found them to be versatile, trainable, hardy, good doing horses that show great movement and enthusiasm for their work.
Self-carriage comes naturally to Morgan horses and stamina is also a hallmark that stands out.
All in all they are a great breed of horse for anyone wanting an all-rounder.”
Steve Halfpenny of Light Hands Horsemanship and the Silversand Centre says, “I can see why Eitan (of Cowboy Dressage fame) really likes Morgans. I enjoy working them because they are so trainable and are built to move the way that I like a horse to move; engaging its hindquarters and elevating its forehand.”