​Aliyah Farms.... Lippitt Morgans & one Appaloosa
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Aliyah Sunset Drifter (Pending Registration)
Colt, bay with small split star
Pure Lippitt
Born June 25th at 4 am​​
Sire: Devine Top Gun Iceman
DNA color and health testing have been submitted.
Drifter is very willing to do things as asked, although he is still just learning the basics. We have started halter familiarization as well as getting ready for future farrier work. On his own, as a game Drifter discovered trot poles and a small cross rail jump left out in the arena. To him these toy are fun as he spends his arena time going over them often. (See photos in his Gallery). Temperament wise Drifter is our pick, not pushy nor demanding. He very quickly learned that kicking and biting of humans is not allowed. (Where his half-brother Reveille still has an occasional issue with both cause Reveille doesn't like to be told what he can and cannot do). We think Drifter is certain to do his maternal grandsire proud. We see a good mind, excellent conformation and athletic ability. Our hope for him, is an active home with people that tap into his potential, being competition, breeding, or just ridding.
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Once Drifter is 3 months old we will string test him for a prediction of his adult height. We expect he will be around 14.2 hands in height as this is the most common heights for Lippitts. A string test of his sire says his sire should mature to be 15 hands and IC is on track to reach that height by 5 years of age. Drifter's dam, Sunshine, at 5 years old is just shy of 14.2 hands tall and might grow a bit more over the next couple of years as Morgans are known to mature closer toward the age of 7 to 8 years rather than young as many other breeds.
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Equinox Beaubrook
​Maternal Grandsire
Equinox Beaubrook was a pure Lippitt Morgan stallion known for his versatility, intelligence, soundness, and good manners. He was highly regarded as a sire, producing champions worldwide across various disciplines.
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Notably, Equinox Beaubrook excelled as a sire of driving horses. He earned the United States Equestrian Federation title of top sire of driving horses of all breeds for two consecutive years. In his show career, he also won English pleasure, pleasure driving, and Western classes at the Lippitt Country Show. He regularly participated in sleigh rallies at the Shelburne Museum, offering sleigh rides to the public.
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Beyond driving, Equinox Beaubrook's offspring demonstrate an aptitude for competitive trail and endurance riding. Morgans, in general, are well-suited for competitive trail and endurance due to their soundness, fitness, and willingness. They are known for being surefooted, having efficient gaits, and possessing the stamina for long rides.
Note to future breeders, Drifter's low COI of 5.6% offers a breeder the opportunity to draw on the ancestorial Lippitts of their choice and potentially bring the genetics of past horses forward into their own breeding program.
The Lippitt Cornerstone stallion Ethan Allen 2nd is strong in Drifter's blood at 23.95%. Additionally, Lippitt Foundation horses, Trilby, Croydon Prince, Nancy, and Bridget are found in the 5th and 6th generations of his pedigree as well as notable Lippitts such as Ashbrook, Moro, and Ethan Allen 3rd. Allen's Major appears in his 6th generation.
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In short, Drifter was bred to be an asset to other Lippitt Breeders.
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Additional note: Drifter will be gelded in spring of 2026 if he remains here as we do not have the room for several stallions.
Foal is Linebred
Sandrock Joel
Sandrock Joel was a notable Lippitt Morgan stallion bred by Jerrome Cole of Sandrock Morgans in Montana, foaled in 1983 and passing away in 2018. As a ranch horse, he was owned by Chris Holm and was described as having a wonderful temperament, type, and willingness, making him a cornerstone of Devine Morgans.
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8-Generation Coefficient of Inbreeding (COI): 5.6709%
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Number of unique ancestors in 9 generations (237 / 1023) = 23.17%
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Number of unique ancestors in generation 9 (144 / 512) = 28.13%
PSSM Clear
Aliyah Vanguard Reveille (Pending Registration)
Colt, chestnut with blaze and stockings
Pure Lippitt
Born July 2 at 3:30 am
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Sire: Devine Top Gun Iceman
This boy is wonderfully unexpected as we only had a 25% chance for a chestnut, but we knew if the foal was a chestnut it would have some chrome, and he does.
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Reveille is, and may be, the only foal his dam Aliy ever produces. If you recall Aliy is our mare that was injured several years ago in a accident trailering home from so western dressage lesson. Aliy did handled her maternity well, and thankfully we had a mild winter for her. Although, and not unexpected, we had to aid her with the delivery of Reveille's shoulders but all in all Aliy did great and she is a very contentious mother.
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We are delighted with Reveille's flash and he is turning into a sweet boy, although a little less willing to be told what to do than his half-brother Drifter. Reveille is sure to come around once we move into regular training sessions. Now that we have found the right name for him he will be registered with the AMHA and TLMHR. DNA testing for color and health have been submitted.
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This boy loves to run and he thinks mud is the best thing about being on here on earth.
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Note: We are thinking of keeping this boy and only offer him because he is a colt rather than a filly. We will consider a sale to the right person interested in breeding more Lippitts as we are not sure if his dam will ever be bred again. (See Aliy's page for more details as to why).
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8-Generation Coefficient of Inbreeding (COI): 1.8639%
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Number of unique ancestors in 9 generations (227 / 1023) = 22.19%
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Number of unique ancestors in generation 9 (108 / 512) = 21.09%
PSSM Clear
For More information
Phone or text - 970-576-0873
Email - AliyahMorgans@gmail.com
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We will accept a deposit with a contract and finial payment due at weaning.
Foals are weaned based on their disposition
no earlier than 4 months and generally around 6 months of age.
Foals receive lots of love and care. Learning handling, ground skills, trailer loading, and more.
Buyers are encouraged to visit.
