Dragoon Morgans

Spokane, Wash.

RECENTLY SOLD OR ADOPTED Horses:

Each of these horses have homes. Click photos for their details. We have had other adoptions also for Rough Start, but not all are shown here.

HORSES FOR SALE IN 2023:

They are all listed on www.dreamhorse.com under their names or Morgans in Washington state. See dreamhorse.com for details on Morgans we have for sale, when we have some for sale. Thanks.

The bay colt pictured in this section is our 2021 foal Dragoon King's Reign (RAF), (Marvelous Quest X Frazier's Passion N Pride) is older Foundation and Working Western lines so King has a lot of Morgan charm, brains, conformation and easy to train. King is available now that he is weaned. He has won Grand Champion Stallion in halter at his first show last August. He is a very sweet, sensible colt and in training until we find him the right home. I call him and King comes running when in pasture or a paddock. This is a very cuddly colt.

All our foals are worked with daily so a lot of ground work before and after weaning with all our volunteers as well as us. That training includes such as wearing towels, picking up all four feet, learning "whoa", touch everywhere at anytime, learning his show pose for halter and trotting on a lead, brushing, sacking out, wearing a blanket, sitting a saddle on his back, walking on tarps and going over obstacles, tying to the hitching post to learn patience and loading in trailers, etc. Our Dragoon foals have a very solid foundation of ground work since the day they are born. The saddle is ground work only when we do not ride yearlings.

We have sold all our other broke horses so we only have this 2021 colt available right now.

We lost a computer with all our past foals but we have had some nice foals by several stallions here under our Dragoon prefix since 2005 starting with Angus or Dragoon Scottish Highland. He is the black one in the snow below and one we kept for us. One palomino filly Brie we bought as a youngster when we were purchasing her dam Poppy and later her sire, Jay. We have trained and sold all the horses below. Many of our sweet, well handled foals we bred were sold quite young at two years and younger so we do not have adult shots of them doing their jobs. We do not breed a lot of foals here at our farm, but the ones we do we train very well from day one until they find their new homes. We did purchase back one foal, Dragoon Knight's Saber to retire here when his three day event days were done or the dressage horse below. We love having Sabre back to retire here with us and teaching kids about Morgans.