Thank you Val for the updated pic of Badger!

Primavera Valdez x WoodRose Katrina

OGO Tejon de Oro Hermoso (translation...OGO Beautiful Golden Badger).  We have nicknamed him 'Badger'.  He is a WoodRose Katrina foal by Primavera Valdez.  Wendy even assisted with Badger's birth into the World!  He is a big healthy buckskin stallion.

OGO Circle H Romanesque is Circle H Merlita's new addition by Vining Lamar.  He is going to be a big boy based on the size of his joints and the length of his legs.  This very large chestnut colt  was born the morning of August 17, 2007.

Roman traveling to Terry Jensen in Idaho.

Born - 5/25/2006

NEW!! There is a brand new addition to Old Growth Oak Morgans!  Introducing...OGO Luna Illuminati.

Illuminati was born about 8 a.m. on 5-25-06 and is a strapping black stud colt with a small irregular star.  We had just decided that STK Black Velvet was no longer a Morgan Horse, but rather, a 'Horseopotimus, because she was so huge.

This colt will likely mature between 15.2 - 16.0 hands tall with the height and movement of his sire, Caduceus Denver.   He will have the body, substance and type of his dam, STK Black Velvet.

*Updated Pics : 8-15-06

SOLD to Shelley Dodd of Top Line Low Line cattle
Frozen Semen for OGO WindSwept Soliel for purchase

Soleil was taken to a reproductive specialist with the help of Sharlene Shields of Acorn Morgans, where his seman was collected and frozen for future use.  Shelly Dodd of Top Line Low Lines and Foundation Morgans Website purchased Soliel as her personal riding mount and we are partners in Soleil frozen seman.  Breeding to Soleil is available to the public.  Please contact Shelly Dodd or myself for  more information

2002 Palomino Stallion
CanDon Joshua Danny x Woodrose Katrina

OGO WindSwept Soleil is a promising young stallion showing the good traits of his parents and ancestors. He is even tempered, sensible, calm, easy to get along with, correct, handsome and has good movement. His heritage is one of working and using horses, mostly bred for ranch use by people who needed good working horses and who knew what made that in a horse. His pedigree has much of the old California blood, going back to Richard Sellman’s breeding. He also has some of the good old Brunk breeding, especially that of Red Vermont. To add to the mix, he has some good lines back to Old Vermont and Old Midwest families. The same breeding repeats in his pedigree on both sides, giving balance and strength to his heritage. He brings to today, the valuable traits treasured by horseman of the past.

A big thank you goes out to horse trainer, Sam Swofford, for her passionate work  with Soleil under saddle.  And thank you Sharleen Shields for the latest pics of Soleil.   

*RETIRED*

Coming from a proven working heritage, Bandido was chosen by rancher Sid Spencer to head her breeding program and Lucia prefix in the 1970's. Bandido's sire was mostly Brunk bred with some Western Working Family coming from the L. U. Sheep Co. of Wyoming. Bandido's dam repeated this theme and added to the bottom mare line the old California branch of the WWF.
Bandido's sire line goes back quickly to Senator Graham, the well known sire of many good working and using horses. His heritage was that of J. C. Brunk—all superior working horses. Also behind Bandido can be found Jubilee King and his sister Sentola and other good Brunk bred Lamberts. Another branch of the Brunk family, that coming from the Old Midwest lines of Go Hawk, is to be found as Flyhawk is also multiple times in Bandido's pedigree.