Blue Spruce Morgan Farm

10/14/2022

Whisperfarm Sunshine (River Riders Rogue x Heathmoor Darbys Loch)

I just wanted to show this little girl off a bit. I was absolutely smitten over her the first day we took a ride to Sandy’s to meet her and Darby. A week later she made her way down to our farm - that was going on 2 years ago now.
Everything we ask of this girl, she does with without hesitation and complete trust. Aside from being a brood mare some day, I intend to train her for western pleasure.

08/31/2022

“Vee” 6/30/2022 - Blue Spruce Summit x Heathermoor Darbys Loch.

08/24/2022

River Riders Rogue x River Riders Romance (2004) not for sale. Accepting few outside mares for 2023 breeding - live coverage.

08/23/2022

Hey everyone! I’d first of all like to say thank you to everyone for trying to help find a home for Rosie! And also sorry for the long post below:

We really hated to say what we said about Rosie possibly going to auction, and as I expected I’ve gotten some flack about it. This is not something that we are just saying to get people talking or interested, it is a plea for help.
Circumstances in life have really put us between a rock and a hard place , we need to go down in our herd size - we have a toddler at home, we own a full time hydraulic shop that causes some crazy hours, a full on farm consisting of not only the horses(most of which are young and require a lot of time for training), but cows and chickens, and crops, we trim our own feet, my fiancé is the fire chief on one of the 2 volunteer departments we are on, actively involved in local 4-H, and to top it all off to end the summer I ended up with a broken leg trying to break out one of the youngsters.
Rosie has been for sale for over a year at this point and we’ve had people inquire about her here and there, but no one really serious. Now with all of this on our plate a hard decision had to be made. We’ve really been trying to push for her to end up in a loving home and it hasn’t happened yet.
When we took over the farm for Gary he made us promise that we would never get to the point where we aren’t enjoying the horses, and unfortunately we are to that point. As I said in a post a while back, we aren’t breeding Morgans for money or anything of that nature, it’s to keep us in the horses we love and to promote the breed.
The auction is truly the last place that we want to bring any of our horses. I do want to say however, not all auctions are horses being sent off to slaughter. We’ve bought and sold plenty or horses in the past at this particular auction and have come home with new acquaintances in the horse world and know where some of said horses are and how they’re being used.
To end, I want to say thank you again to those for your kind efforts regarding Rosie. Us Lippitt folks need to work together; like the breed, the breeders and people who enjoy Lippitts are becoming few and far between. So please let’s be kind to one another and lift each other up. You don’t always know what’s going on in someone’s life until you’ve walked in their shoes.
💕🐴-Pam

08/22/2022

**Rosie has found a home. Thank you to everyone for the help and interest in her 🥰**

These next couple of weeks will be the last call for anyone interested in Rosie.
We hate to do this but we’ve absolutely got to go down in number of horses so she will be headed to an auction if no one else wants her by the second week of September.

08/14/2022

We are asking $3000 each for both Rosie and Vee, however we are open to any reasonable offers, especially to those with intentions of breeding.
To us, raising the Lippitts isn’t about making money on them, it’s just us wanting to keep ourselves with a breed we truly enjoy.
We know that funds are hard to come by these days and there are a lot of people out there who I’m sure would enjoy a Lippitt of their own. Our main objective has been to promote the breed and keep the Lippitt lines going and we can’t do that by our selves.
On a personal side, Andy and I really need to go down in the number of horses we have on our farm - between owning and operating an industrial repair shop, to making our own hay, having a very active toddler and a farm on the side with 11 horses, we are just totally overwhelmed.

08/11/2022

Update: Fun fact about Rosie - some of you know we name our horses beginning with a different letter of the alphabet each year one is born. Although “eureka” obviously starts with an e, we took it away to use the “U” name because we thought it would be fitting to go with her exclamation point shaped blaze 😄

Blue Spruce Ureka-Rose (Rosie)
2021 filly
(Blue Spruce Jeremiah x Blue Spruce Mistic Rose)

Rosie is available for your consideration. She is such a sweet girl and loves to give hugs. She is halter broke, ties to the wall and stands in cross ties, and is quiet for the farrier.
She loves any sort of attention she can get!
She should mature around 14.1 hands.
100% Moro Hill bloodlines.

08/10/2022

Blue Spruce Vera ”Vee” (Registration Pending)
(Blue Spruce Summit x Heathermoor Darbys Loch) 6/30/2022
Available for your consideration.

Vee is very playful and curious little girl and not afraid of much. I am waiting to say for sure whether or not she will have solid legs as she is pretty light in color. I expect for her to mature right around 14.2 hands. She is 100% Moro Hill bloodlines. She will be ready to go in January. Please feel free to contact for more details!

08/10/2022

08/08/2022

She has her daddy’s hairdo 😄

Blue Spruce Ureka-Rose (Rosie)

06/30/2022

We’ve been waiting and waiting for this baby and she is finally here! Born around 9:00 am on June 30th
Here is the newest Blue Spruce Filly with her momma, Heathermoor Darbys Loch. Both are doing great!
She is the first and will be the only foal sired by Blue Spruce Summit.

05/16/2022

Blue Spruce Ureka-Rose aka Rosie
(Blue Spruce Jeremiah x Blue Spruce Mistic Rose)

Available