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GORGEOUS Morgan and Arabian Cross For Stud DO NOT PASS UP!!!
Information:
I recently bought a 3/4 Morgan and 1/4 Arabian cross and I was just buying him because of his genetic potential and I am glad I did! He as of May 11th, 2020 has earned over 20K and has over 600 points. I have entered him every kind of competition and his top 5 are Endurance at $2,700 and 74 points, Working Ranch at $1,500 and 56 points, Show Jumping at $1,000 and 56 points, Cross Country at $3,000 and 55 points, Hunter at $1,100 and 50 points. I suspect his breeder bred him as an attempt to breed a Morab. He is at stud for only $1,000!
Picture and Profile:
His name is Cheap Champagne♘ and here is his profile https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2142278
Stud Ad:
Owners Comments:
Cheap Champagne is a rescued Morgan and Arabian cross (3/4 Morgan and 1/4 Arabian to be exact). Don't let his rescued past scare you off because he is a promising champion! His Great Grand Sire was a Champion of many Western competitions! Morgans are very versatile for every kind of competition. I don't see how the previous owner did not see his potential? His is boasting a genetic potential of 69,616. 2 mares have already bred to Cheap Champagne and have promising foals! There are cheaper Morgan studs but they don't even come close to what my stallion has achieved making $1,000 stud fee a absolute BARGAIN!
Breeders Report:
With a little training, he'll grow into quite a strong stallion.
This stallion is real fast! Just eats up the ground.
This stallion has an extraordinary amount of endurance!
That's one fine mover.
Your stallion must have a metronome in his head!
I don't think anything could tip this animal over.
Your stallion could change direction on a dime.
Your stallion is as bright as an honor student.
Breeding Information:
As of May 11th, 2020 since he has been put up for stud he has 2 offspring named Texas and he already looks very promising! I have also bred him to one of my broodmares and am currently waiting for a foal!
Texas: https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2468487
Extra Information:
I will post weekly updates about like new foals and any other information to this forum. I will respond to any questions in this forum.
I recently bought a 3/4 Morgan and 1/4 Arabian cross and I was just buying him because of his genetic potential and I am glad I did! He as of May 11th, 2020 has earned over 20K and has over 600 points. I have entered him every kind of competition and his top 5 are Endurance at $2,700 and 74 points, Working Ranch at $1,500 and 56 points, Show Jumping at $1,000 and 56 points, Cross Country at $3,000 and 55 points, Hunter at $1,100 and 50 points. I suspect his breeder bred him as an attempt to breed a Morab. He is at stud for only $1,000!
Picture and Profile:
His name is Cheap Champagne♘ and here is his profile https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2142278
Stud Ad:
Owners Comments:
Cheap Champagne is a rescued Morgan and Arabian cross (3/4 Morgan and 1/4 Arabian to be exact). Don't let his rescued past scare you off because he is a promising champion! His Great Grand Sire was a Champion of many Western competitions! Morgans are very versatile for every kind of competition. I don't see how the previous owner did not see his potential? His is boasting a genetic potential of 69,616. 2 mares have already bred to Cheap Champagne and have promising foals! There are cheaper Morgan studs but they don't even come close to what my stallion has achieved making $1,000 stud fee a absolute BARGAIN!
Breeders Report:
With a little training, he'll grow into quite a strong stallion.
This stallion is real fast! Just eats up the ground.
This stallion has an extraordinary amount of endurance!
That's one fine mover.
Your stallion must have a metronome in his head!
I don't think anything could tip this animal over.
Your stallion could change direction on a dime.
Your stallion is as bright as an honor student.
Breeding Information:
As of May 11th, 2020 since he has been put up for stud he has 2 offspring named Texas and he already looks very promising! I have also bred him to one of my broodmares and am currently waiting for a foal!
Texas: https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2468487
Extra Information:
I will post weekly updates about like new foals and any other information to this forum. I will respond to any questions in this forum.