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The Morgans of Little Brook Farm are a result
of 35 years of breeding correct, versatile and
good using horses with sound bodies and
minds for use by the amateur owner.

The emphasis has always been on breeding
sport Morgan horses - breeding horses
who are a pleasure to own for the
“backyard” owner; as well as
breeding many excellent horses
for those owners who wish to
compete at higher levels.

LBF Morgan horses have been highly successful at dressage, distance, trail riding, driving & ranch use. They are noted for their beauty, correct con- formation, gentle dispositions, all around usefulness, willing attitudes and long lasting soundness.

All LBF stallions and the majority of mares are old
style Foundation Morgans.
 
 

See Polly's Letter...What's Happening on the Farm 2010.

Proudly offered for Sale: LBF Scarlet O'Hara, LBF Diamond Jim Brady, LBF Amazing Grace and LBF Some Like It Hot.

See LBF April's Delight and Erin Amato video at the 2008 American Eventing Championships.

LBF Hickory Smoke and his owner Esther Fiddes had quite a year! In the AMHA Open Competition Program, Pokey took 3rd in both MD and LD, and he is Champion for Extended Distance. What a year with GMHA Trail Horse of the Year thrown in too!

LBF Spiderman owned by Stacie Hoffman have been having a great year at combined driving. In May of 08 they won the preliminary Pony division at Lord Sterling CDE. Then in June 2009 this pair went to the International Bromont CAI-A winning the Preliminary Single Pony division. In September of 09 Spiderman and Stacie took a second at Laurels at Landhope in the Intermidiaire Pony division.

LBF Rhett Butler found a new home with Jo Johnson, Juaquima a Freno Morgan Stock Horses in CA.


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