Denver, with his strong Brunk and Western Working Family pedigree, is a source of height, excellent movement, good looks and good minds. Behind him are the three branches of Brunk greatness—Jubilee King, Flyhawk and Senator Graham. Jubilee King comes through such good ones as Agazziz, Mickey Finn, Ken Carmen, and more. Plus there are crosses to Jubilee King’s sister, Sentola. Flyhawk comes down through various good breeding stock too. There is also the Western Working Family from Romanesque and various Linsley descendants. The bottom mare line goes to early Montana breeding. Throughout this pedigree there was careful breeding for good working horses with good minds. Many of his ancestors were strong breeding horses, some founding their own families. This is a strong horse with a strong pedigree bringing the wonderful old Morgans to today.

Denver is a prepotent stallion. His babies are large with easy going nature and exceptional good looks. Black is the most common color, but he has thrown grey, bay and chestnut as well.  Denver's stud fee is $950.00, live foal guarantee, $200.00 non-refundable booking fee included. Denver stands to selected mares live cover at Flower Farm Sport Horses. We also offer AI on the premises for mares not eligible for live cover. Mare care is $5.00 per day pasture, $7.50 per day stall or with foal. We ship fresh cooled semen overnight Monday-Thursday by Fed-Ex. Overnight on Friday by special arrangements. We need 24 hour notice for shipments to be guaranteed overnight. Collection fee is $125.00 for each shipment.

Updated Pics Below - 12-05-05

Foal OGO Flower of Amor SOLD to Libby Flower of Flower Farm Sport Horses to be her Junior Stallion.

RETIRED

Montezsierradon is 26 years old and just retired. He will be spending his retirement years with Sandra Moats - the original owner who always regretted selling him in the first place.  In fact, Sandra is writing a book with the last chapter devoted to how 'Donny' came back to her.  OGO has been honored to care for him in the short time he has been with us.  We will miss you 'Donny'.

New Updated Pics Below - 4-17-06

Nova 1986 - 4/12/2005
by owner, Laura

Last night we had to put Nova, my dog, down.  She has been my Miracle Dog-living way beyond, what a dog of her size should be able to do (she weighed about 80 lbs). She has survived 3 cancer surgeries.  She has graced my life and blessed me.

Oh, she had lost a lot and had restricted movement, but she was my Walking Dog--taking a walk every morning as I fed the horses & another walk at the dinner feeding. Sometimes she would walk during the day too. She loved her food and demanded her treats.

GERONIMO - 'Mitch's Geronimo'
March 25, 1986 - April 13, 2005
by owner, Ildy ven De Putte

Geronimo!  He bore a famous warrior's name, and his beauty and mind to please were truly fit for a king.

But to me, he was 'Gerimo'...my big, affectionate, baby horse who refused to grow up into the harsh realities of adulthood.  With his 19 years he was still the most foal-like and playful horse I had ever encountered.  He loved to love and be loved-whether it be other horses, or people...

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1979-2005
Owned by
Bob & Carol Simpson
of Prima Kosta Rancho

Primavera Valdez passed away in 2005.   We invite you to read the Special Tribute article about this amazing stallion.

Noble Lady and Her Circle of Life
Noble Lady 1971 - 2001
by owner, Nancy King

Her number was 023630 and she was born March 24, 1971and died on Feb 23, 2001.  She was bred by William Montgomery of Elk Grove, CA, who was a brother in law of Hazel Sweden, one of the founders of the Sacramento Valley Morgan Horse Club and the show at Plymouth, CA.  It was known as the Mother Lode All Morgan Horse Show for years.  William and his wife leased some mares from the Circle H ranch at Bridgeport, CA, and bred them to some California stallions.  Noble Lady was sold as a two year old to a couple in the Carson City area of Nevada who also raised Arabians.  They bred her to their Arabian stallion and she had her first black filly for them.  Sadly a divorce forced her to go through a sale and only by a stroke of luck did she end up in my area just long enough for me to hear about her and buy her....

EMBER BAY LADY 019468,
April 13, 1970 to April 5, 2000

Ember Bay Lady 1970 - 2000
by owner, Laura Algranti

By Moro Hills Medallion
Out of Rosemont Gay Melisa (Moro Hill Gay Ethan x Verdonna Vermont)

Bay Lady, also known as “Bright Eyes,” came into my life in the summer of 1980. I had become interested in the Lippitt Miss Nekomia horses for their beauty and their personality. Bay Lady, with two crosses to Miss Nekomia, was a true Nekomia horse and brought joy to my life for nearly 20 years. She was my first Morgan.

Ember Serene 1976 - 2000
by owner, Laura Algranti

(Ember Medallion x Rosemont Gay Bess)
March 16, 1976 to October 24, 2000

It is difficult to know where to start, so perhaps the beginning would be best. Dave and I were looking for our first Morgan and found a breeder not too far from us. After visiting Ember Morgans, we had decided on a 10-year-old mare and were finalizing the sale when Bill George told us we really should have “that big filly in the back.” Dave went back to look at her better and after nearly an hour I went to look for Dave. He had gone back there, looked into her huge eyes, fallen in and never did come out. Serene and he were bonded in an instant and that lasted for all time.

Reed's Fancy Lady 1986 - 2000
by owners, Laura Algranti & Nancy Nard

In July 2000, at age 14, Fancy Lady passed away suddenly and shockingly from acute, rapid onset enteritis, reminding us how truly fragile these horses are and that we should never take for granted the blessing of their presence in our lives.

Fancy was born in 1986, at the Colorado farm of Everett Reed. Her sire, Reed’s Gallant Star, was sired by Gallant King (Flyhawk x Jubilee King daughter). Gallant Star was out of Cornwallis Pat, whose own outrageously beautiful head was inherited by Fancy. Fancy’s dam was Yola, a double granddaughter of Cornwallis. We first saw Fancy in October 1988, while visiting Mr. Reed to meet Gallant King. We were impressed with Gallant King and his son Gallant Star as well as the mare Yola. Fancy was a well-matured 2-year-old and truly named—she was indeed fancy.

Telura's Black Gold 1999
(Hedlite's Mickey Waer x Danni-Jo)

"The essential joy of being with horses is that it brings us in contact with the rare elements of grace, beauty, spirit, and fire" - Sharon Ralls Lemon