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Current features:
This month...The
last installment in a three part feature...Patty Davis Ferguson shares her
memories of Wind-Crest Farm, Upwey Ben Don and the Morgan National
of 1947 and 1948 and of her father Ted Davis. Join
us by following this link.
Other recent New York State Morgan Horse Society's
"Story" project include:
Visit
with Carole Thoms of
Skyloft Morgans...and you'll also have the opportunity to spend
a few moments with Judy Anderson who will talk about her Skyloft
Nathan Allen.
Judy Gaylord and Valecho Farms...a lifetime NYSMHS Member that shares her
bittersweet story of the Morgans that became her family.
Follow this link to
view Judy's scrapbook.
A junior horseperson and equitation rider from
the 50's Wendy Ayers (maiden name Weber) remembers well her
time as one of the Harolyn Hill Girls, and showing in the Syracuse Coliseum during the
late 50's and early 60's.
Share her story here and learn about how it led to Morgandy
Farms.
Marilyn
Carlson Childs - A Morgan Stalwart... Do not miss this profile of a fascinating woman that heavily influenced what
went on in the Morgan world through her contributions as a breeder,
instructor, journalist, and Director of the American Morgan Horse
Society.
Learn
about her experiences here...
Interested in the background behind our
New York Morgan Horse Society Stallion Service Auction?
Look
back in time and view photos of all of the fabulous Morgans that
have been offered. To that end, I’ve compiled a web scrapbook of
photos of just about every Stallion that has participated since the
auction’s first year (1989.)
Click here to
read about the Auction's history, see stallion photos and view
images of our Stallion Service Sweepstakes Winners....
Learn about our NY Morgan show -
click here to view results from every show from 1960 on!
Visit with Pat Long of Longacres. She'll share her memories of "Ma
and Pa" Greenwalt, Ginger Mildan, Lord Linsley, Shadow Hawk, and
Beamington. A wonderful storyteller, it's great fun to hear
what she has to say about the horses and people that have been part
of her life. Follow
this link to start our profile...
As
many of us look over our Morgan pedigrees we'll see the
influence of the stallion Cornwallis. If you've ever wondered about
C.E.
Allen, or Indian Spring Stock Farm (the home of Cornwallis from 1936
- 1944) this is your chance to hear that wonderful story.
During that time Nubbin, Hepatica, Gill and Betsy Ross made up the
broodmare band.
Follow this link to listen to Bob Allen tell the story of the
farm where he spent his youth.
In
1988 at Covent Gardens in Cazenovia, NY there was a special tribute
to Waseeka's In Command.
Follow this link to
view live footage of Centennial Command, Centurion Command, The
Preacher, Luciano, Immortal Command, Homespun Command, Deer Run
Command and Fiddlers Wing Command (sorry this is best if you
have high speed internet access and will not work well for those
with dial-up.)
It
was In 1937 at the Green Mountain Stock Farm (Mr. Robert L. Knight
and the Lippitt Morgans) that Dr. Clarence D. Parks, DVM purchased
Lippitt Miss Nekomia, the mare that was to become the foundation of
the Dyberry Hill Farm program. In this profile you'll hear Dr.
Parks share his memories of his Morgan experiences. Do not
miss this profile!
Start here...
A visit with Anne Ashby and daughter Donna Babbitt -
The Allen's Major
story and how the Ashwood Morgans came to be.
We're proud to offer up an extensive three
part profile on Fred Herrick and Jeanne Mellin.
start at the beginning
here.... to learn about how they were introduced to horses and
to experience their time with Applevale, Empryean,
Saddleback, Oriskany and learn about the Aquarian Morgans.
Ev and Wally Rodee
and those fabulous "Pepper" horses. Learn about Ev's Star
Bright, Don Quixote Pepper and Wally's Brown Pepper. This
profile includes an interview with Bob Brooks of Storybrook Stables
about training and showing Pepper in the early days. It's a
"do not miss" profile!
Gordon
Allen and Ledgewood Rocket, O-AT-KA Jimmy Moro and Tri-Acre
Tradition - a young boy during the early days with Pete Hess and
Carl Eisenhard - Gordy has plenty of memories to share...
Willard Hoefen; as shared by his son Michael.
Including tales of Elchem and Mansfella, and the first Futurity
event at the Eisenhard farm. Willard was instrumental in
obtaining the incorporation for our Club in 1959.
Learn more about the Hoefens here....
In 1952 Ellen and Dick Stanton purchased their
first registered Morgan - the weanling Allen's Mohawk Chief.
Ellen has shared with us a wonderful collection of her memories of
"Mo", O-AT-KA Don Moro, Windcrest Flair, and
Aaron Allen...and some super mares as well. You can
visit the Tanglewood
profile here...
The year was 1952, and a small group banded
together to form the New York State Morgan Horse Society. This
month's Storytelling session features Ayelien Richards, our first
Corresponding Secretary, and you'll be able to view rare photos of Lippitt Mandate, Ruthven's Nancy Ann, Mandate's Peggy Lou, and
Little Miss Pepper.
Join us for a visit
with Ayelien...
A spotlight on
Clarie Murphy and Fiddler's Green Farm - learn about "the
beginnings" of Fiddler's Green Farm, view her private
scrapbook, and view loads of
great film snips.
In memory of Mary Arnold - an
extensive profile that covers Mary's
life with her morgans - including interviews with her husband
George and daughter Esther. Learn about the Arnona Morgans and view
photos from the family scrapbook. As well as the Arnona Morgans,
you'll see Archie O, Lippitt Field Marshal and Bald Mt. Fireglow.
A visit with Ann
Knoll of Knollcrest Morgans - view her "online scrapbook" and
listen to some stories in Ann's own words.
(Editor's note, on 10/22 this presentation was revised to make for
much easier viewing. If you were there before that date, you
might want to visit again as the scrapbook was improved as well.)
Lippitt
Field Marshal - an on-line presentation of the original study
prepared by Mary Arnold and Joan Sackett in 1995.
Curt Smith was one of our early members,
and as you visit his
scrapbook you'll be able to hear about the first NY Morgan Show
(Curt was the treasurer) as well as enjoy a wonderful story about
how Curt's Morgan was Michael Landons (of Bonanza fame) horse of
choice for the Shriner's Circus.
We're also proud to offer up a
profile on Al Celecki
and Cum Laude Stable. Learn about Al's start with the
morgans, the many beautiful Cum Laude Horses, and his recent
Fantasia Performance.
*Would you like to be updated when
new Storyteller profiles are added? If so
send me an email
and I'll make sure you're notified. |