History - Morgans of H Bar M

Here at our farm in Iowa, we have put together a breeding program based on the Morgans raised and used during the early 1900's in Wyoming. Our goal is to preserve this particular lineage of Western Working Morgans.

In 1974, I moved from Pennsylvania to Wyoming for it was the seventies, ;-). I had always wanted a horse as a little girl so I bought my first horse, a Morgan gelding from Ab Cross of Dubois, WY. Little did I know how that day and my passing by a stallion named Chingadero would influence me later. But, that is another story.

Please click here for some more information on the Morgan named Chingadero.

Many years later, myself and my husband Jeff have put together a breeding program based on that same breeding program of the Wyoming ranch owned by George and Ab Cross. This would be the mix of bloodlines from Flyhawk crossed to Jubilee King which many consider to be the "golden cross." The mares and stallions have ancestors that are interwoven to try to reproduce similar horses to Bar Non Ken. These bloodlines bring forth horses that are a pleasure to own, a wonderful disposition and the conformation to do any job well.

We looked long and hard for just the right Foundation stallions for our breeding program. Our stallion, RC Spring Fever is a homozygous black stallion with strong Flyhawk on every line of his pedigree. In fact, Flyhawk is on his fourth generation. Westrek Kiowa was a rare find of very old bloodlines going back to Justin Morgan in thirteen generations on every line of pedigree. Kiowa displays the rich baroque qualities of the original Morgan horses. OGO Cavenglo King Jubilee brings the old bloodlines of Jubilee King and we are excited about his future here and first crop of foals. We bred for a high concentration of Chingadero and are pleased to have H Bar M Captain Jack Sparrow with us now. He is a 2009 colt and we watch his growth with high anticipation. Please click here to go to our Stallion page and read more.

We believe that the mares are extremely important to any breeding program. I have spent hours tracing bloodlines and then searching ownership of some mares. I have retrieved them from Washington, Wyoming, Tenessee, Conneticut, Iowa, Georgia and so on. Please click here to learn more about our band of mares.

Occasionally we have Morgans of different ages and different levels of training. See our Horses for Sale to learn more.

Please explore our website and get to know more about my husband and me, our horses, and the history that we have used to breed for the best type of Morgan that we can all love.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or would just like to chat.