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Country's Gold and Char Kohl 2009 keeping the sun out of their eyes.
We are the Barnes Family, located in Southeast Idaho, close to the Teton Mountains, Yellowstone Park and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The area has lots of open country and trails to ride. Come visit us and look at what our breeding program has to offer and you just might enjoy a great vacation.
We are working on raising good, sound, Trust-T Morgan Horses that are from the Foundation blood lines. These Morgans can be used for any activity whether trail, pleasure, or show; because of their versatility and disposition. We have been raising horses for 15 years, but joined the Morgan family in 2005. We were out of the horse business for 10 years but decided we needed some good “kids horses” to ride. We started looking for horses that you could trust and respect, and we knew that horses can only be trusted as far as you learn to give them respect.
We came across an older Morgan mare, fell in love and couldn't stop looking into Morgans. While looking across many Morgan web sites and visiting a lot of farms, we decided that we enjoyed how friendly the disposition of the Morgan horse is that we wanted to raise Morgan horses of our own. We purchased Morgans horses from some of the best farms around including Idaho, Montana, Utah, California and South Dakota. Our farm has some really good Morgans that our kids and your family can learn to trust and grow up with. We have seven Morgan mares, five had foals in 2009 and the other two will be having foals from our stallion, Cimmeron of Quietude for 2010. These will be the first two that we have had out of our stallion so we are really excited about these new foals.
We like the colorful Morgans also and had three colorful foals in 2008, and three in 2009. We now have two Dunskin Fillies, and two Buckskin colts which are registered and for sale and have sold a Dark Buckskin Filly, and a Palomino gelding. We also have a Black colt and a Bay/Dun colt for sale. Check out the horses we have for sale, and let us know what you think.
Please enjoy this site and email us if you have any questions. Who knows, someday we may cross paths on the trail or at the show. |
