General gates morgan horse
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- General Gates was the foundation sire of the U.S. Morgan Horse Farm that supplied the United State with the legendary Remount stallions.
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The Gaited Morgan From the Beginning
General Gates Morgan - All Breed Pedigree
- General Gates was not a purebred Morgan.
Bennington 5693 - Morgan Horse
OLD GOVERNMENT
Most Morgans alive today, and most of the horses bred for sport purposes, include in their pedigrees horses from the Government farm. What was the Government farm, why was it created, and why should anyone breeding and using Morgans in the mid-1990's even care about such ancient history?
In 1905, the U..S. Department of Agriculture established a Morgan breeding program at the experiment station in Burlington, Vermont. The purpose of this program was to produce horses with true Morgan type, while increasing size and yet retaining the traditional Morgan virtues: strength, athletic ability, endurance, versatility, temperament and economy.
Two years later, Col. Joseph Battell (first editor of the American Morgan Horse Register), donated his family farm at Weybridge near Middlebury, Vermont. The breeding stock from the experiment farm station was relocated, and the United States Morgan Horse Farm was officially established.
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american trotter horse | Pedigree for General Gates, photos and offspring from the All Breed Horse Pedigree Database. |
the horse america made | Pedigree for General Gates, photos and offspring from the All Breed Horse Pedigree Database. |
quarter horse taxonomy | General Gates can be found in the pedigrees of almost all UVM Morgans- his influence on the breeding program in Weybridge is significant! |
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- General Gates was the chief herd sire at the U. S. Government Morgan Horse Farm in Weybridge, Vermont, and he sired the next stallion in that line, Bennington.
Morgan horse - Wikipedia
- on both sides of her pedigree from the Government Morgan Farm foundation sire General Gates, through his son Bennington?