Justin Morgan
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Morgan…by a horse known as Justin Morgan, after his owner. Though the horse died in 1821, his individual stamp still persists. He stood approximately 14 hands (56 inches, or 142 cm) high and was a compact, active, and virile horse whose pedigree was probably a blend of Thoroughbred and Arabian,…
Read More…by a horse known as Justin Morgan, after his owner. Though the horse died in 1821, his individual stamp still persists. He stood approximately 14 hands (56 inches, or 142 cm) high and was a compact, active, and virile horse whose pedigree was probably a blend of Thoroughbred and Arabian,…
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livestock farmingBreedsMorgan traces directly to “the Justin Morgan horse,” foaled in 1793, of unknown breeding but no doubt tracing to Arabian stock. A dark bay in colour, Morgan stood 14 hands high and weighed 950 pounds (430 kilograms). He was a heavily muscled, short-legged horse of great style, quality, and endurance.…
Read MoreMorgan traces directly to “the Justin Morgan horse,” foaled in 1793, of unknown breeding but no doubt tracing to Arabian stock. A dark bay in colour, Morgan stood 14 hands high and weighed 950 pounds (430 kilograms). He was a heavily muscled, short-legged horse of great style, quality, and endurance.…
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