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AMHA #140005
1996 Bay Dun Stallion

~ 2006 Stud Fee ~
$650 Morgan mares/$500 all others
~Multi mare discount~
Contact me in regards to 4-H horse breeding specials.
Live cover on farm only.
AI is currently unavailable.

UC Davis color test results (12/28/05) - Ee Aa N
heterozygous for black - heterozygous for agouti - no cream

Translation: Sarge can sire all of the basic dun colors!
~ Grulla, Bay Dun, Red Dun ~

To see the actual UC Davis document, please click on the thumbnail below.

I would like to introduce you to Robbi-Sue’s Success Story (Sarge). Many of you know him as Davey, but I like to call him Sarge because of all the stripes he has. Sarge is a powerhouse of a stallion! Standing an honest 15.3, he is a big, athletic, well balanced stallion that maintains true Morgan type and disposition. Smooth and balanced on both ends and in all gaits, his added size takes nothing away from his Morgan beauty and heritage.

Sarge really impressed me from the beginning when my brother-in-law, Joe, and I went to Wyoming to pick him up from Harvey Seidel. I had seen Robbi Sue’s Mr. Alert several times and knew what the Robbi-Sue lines were like. I knew Sarge would be a nice horse, but until I saw him in the flesh being worked in the round pen out in Wyoming, I never realized how much power and athleticism a horse could have. When Harvey worked him in that round pen the evening Joe and I arrived, we stood there with our jaws hanging wide open, awestruck. Sarge made the ground shake and the wind whip each time he passed us. WOW, is the only way to describe him. When you sit on Sarge's back you know you have a lot of power under your seat. Most of Joe’s experience with horses has been the quarter horse, but now includes a Morgan gelding I raised and Joe plans to put him to work on the ranch he manages working cattle.

I would like to share with you what a fellow Morgan enthusiast had to say about Sarge in the February 2004 issue of "The Western Horseman" magazine. The issue contained an article about Bobbi Blankenship of TruWest Morgans in Glendive, Montana and her passion for the Morgan as a working ranch and cow horse. I am quoting the article that contains Bobbi’s quotes about Sarge. The article states in reference to Robbi-Sue’s Success Story as follows:

She was impressed with the horse’s 'double ended' build and athleticism. "When he was at liberty in the pasture, he stuck his hind foot into the ground and pivoted naturally. I like that natural athletic ability in a cow horse," she points out. "The mating of that stallion to Smokey’s mother resulted in a tailor-made Lineback dun filly that has turned heads since the day she was born."

Bobbi liked that filly she got by Sarge enough to breed back two more mares to him the next year resulting in another dun filly and a chestnut colt.

With 18 Morgan offspring to his name he is proving his abilities as a prepotent breeding stallion, consistently passing on to his offspring these wonderful characteristics. In addition, being my first stallion, I have found him very easy to handle and mindful of what is being asked of him. I don’t think this horse has a mean bone in his body.

If you are looking for a stallion that will compliment your mare's strong points, that has size, disposition and athletic ability, then Sarge is worth taking a good hard look at. A bonus to all of his great traits is the fact he is passing on his striking dun color.

 

Photos of "Sarge"

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April 2005	September 2005	September 2005
Below photos taken November 5, 2005 After a bath - still wet.