Kadent Morgans

Michelob -  A bay 16h TB/Morgan cross, Mick was purchased to be my trail companion but quickly became my daughter's Combined Training mount.   Mickey crossed the Rainbow Bridge in his late 20s.

Gusto Can To - My first registered Morgan, of half Lippitt breeding, this bay gelding did it all.  He carried my middle daughter to many wins, and became my driving favorite in the ring and for pleasure.  His loving owner lost him to cancer in his 25th year.

KF Major Decision - Major was my first full Lippitt bred foal.  His incredible good nature has endeared him to his owner of many years.

Patoka Delilah - This full Lippitt Morgan mare was purchased as a yearling and was the last to leave our farm.  She will always be 'that one special horse' to all of us who love her.   She shares a home with her half brother, Kadent Royal Legacy in Michigan.

Patoka Lady - Purchased as a yearling along with Patoka Delilah, Lady was sold during my first dispersal.  She went on to produce many fine foals.  

Patoka Trilby - This bay full Lippitt mare was not only an excellent mother, but lots of fun on the trails and in harness. 

Kadent Royal Legacy - Royal was an awesome colt, and has been the constant companion to his owner of over 14 years.  He is incredibly handsome to this day.

Rushbruk Figurine - Purchased as a two year old, Figgy never produced foals for us but was a dependable mount for the grandchildren.  

CR Just-A-Doll - Not enough can be said for this beautiful bay Lippitt mare.  I will always miss Dolly and our drives together.  She continues as a treasure to her new owner.

Integrity's Ethan Allen - Purchased as a weanling to become our herd sire, Ethan became an outstanding gelding for us and for his owner who will love him forever.

Ryegate Esmeralda - We brought Ellie to Florida from Canada to preserve her bloodlines.  She was sold without producing.  Always sweet and looking for love.

Kadent Irish Lullaby - Our baby.  The last of the Kadent foals, 'Katie' was kept to become part of a pair with Dolly.  She is now learning her craft in the capable hands of her new owner.   We will always miss her.