FOR SALE: Angus, 2005 Black Stallion, Dragoon Scoittish Highland

This top video is from October 2010 below showing some of Angus' ground work and showing his nice personality. Notice that I am using just a halter and lead rope. This is a very nice stallion looking for a home with broodmares. He is for sale to a breeding home only with someone who has some Morgan mares to breed to help preserves some of his disappearing bloodlines. He is starting to get some of his winter fuzzies here. Thanks in advance for watching.

OUR BELOVED ANGUS PICTURED AT AGE 3 IN 2008

WE THINK HE LOOKS A LOT LIKE HIS GRANDADDY TO THE RIGHT.

WINDOVER REGENCY, ANGUS' FAMOUS GRANDSIRE

PHOTO USED WITH PERMISSION. CLICK HERE FOR THE JMF WEB SITE AND MORE INFO ON REGENCY.

Standing at stud until sold:

WINTER SPECIAL $4000.

Dragoon Scottish Highland

AKA Angus

(HDD Royal Senator by Windover Regency by Beamington X Arboria Rapture by TVM Prince Steven by UVM Promise)

Please scroll down to see more photos, videos and his full papers.

Meet our very sweet black stallion and one of our own breeding, Angus. He is now for sale as we do not need two breeding stallions at our farm. Plus I am a tall gal so Angus is currently 14.3H while growing and too small for me to show him under saddle so with some sadness I am offering our beloved boy for sale. This lovely colt should mature around 15 hands. He will finish near 1,000+ pounds when he is done growing around age six or seven with his older lines.

If you are looking for sweet, kind, calm, pretty with lovely conformation and great papers then this is your boy. We sure do like him and his very funny personality. He was our only foal at the farm in May 25, 2005 and we have enjoyed this guy since the day he was born with a ton of ground work and time spent teaching him manners. He leads with just a halter and lead rope. He has never had a stud chain nor ever had to be shown a whip much less use it on him. We do put a stud chain on for safety when breeding.

I especially enjoy Angus coming to the fence for attention every time we walk to the barnyard. This one loves people and of course treats. We always have a lot of visitors here to the farm every weekend for our dog rescue and Angus has been a favorite for years. And people like him so much they stop on the road all the time to watch him trot because he is so pretty while he plays in his pasture or paddock. Just a fun colt.

We also own his dam Rapture as our main broodmare and she gave us two lovely colts, Angus and his half brother, Fergus, that we sold to a breeding farm in California. We can see him becoming an outstanding trail horse down the road because he has a lot of brains as well as a show horse. All of our show horses still are used on the trails as real horses so they maintain better minds. He was ponied a lot as a youngster too.

Angus is a thinker too and very easy on fencing. Touch anywhere, handled with love since he was born and it shows in his happy personality. Angus has enough trot for harness and mellow enough for Classic Pleasure or Western. He loads easily, hauls, trims, stands quietly at hitching post, touch anywhere, adores attention and brushings, backs up easily and gives to hand pressure, walks over logs and tarps, stands quietly in hand, etc. He is a very mellow stalliona although he will talk to the ladies of course. This one has NO bad habits because he has been trained by a horse trainer who works at home.

Angus "has enough mane for four horses" to quote our hay guy. His mane lays on both sides so not sure which way it is going lately.

I take a lot of photos of Angus for fun and I see him growing a ton every time I try to shoot his photos. First his rump shoots up and then the rest catches up and he did that again in last fall and this spring. But with a smaller breeding farm I should not keep three studs especially in this economy as much as we love this fun horse.

Angus is green broke only and will be worked in 2012. If we have more training into him I will just end up keeping him for me, even if too small he is that pretty.

Stud fees are only $600 for this stallion for a quality Morgan breeding horse with excellent bloodlines. We do keep our prices reasonably priced so anyone can enjoy a quality and healthy Dragoon foal. And we do stand our stallions to all breeds because we feel a half Morgan is better then a "no Morgan."

Breed to him now before his stud fee increases. He won two show titles in halter at two shows as a weanling and yearling and then not shown afterwards due to my major major car wreck where I was not walking for a year and not riding enough for almost three years. We like taking our time in training our own horses and not pushing them too young so they have many years of being riding horses without injury.

We will obviously miss Angus too much, but we are looking for a home that needs a breeding stallion and with someone who has some Morgan broodmares for him to save his bloodlines. We will retain breedings once he is sold too so we ensure he stays a stallion with his looks, brains and papers. Some of his lines are older and slowly disappearing so we want to make sure these lines continue.

TRAINING: Greenbroke to ride, lunges, long lines, moves from pressures, walks around obstacles in hand or over as asked, backs, loads and hauls, ties, trims, stands quietly for mane detangling, clips, poses, whoa, etc. Videos above show his manners.

Angus does have two Morab foals on the ground and they are adorable babies. We did not have enough mares to breed to him but if not sold then we will work on buying him a few broodmares so folks can see some of his lines in his babies.

WILL TRADE: For horse quality hay delivered, horse trailer, hay trailer, etc. or something that does not eat. What do you have?

BREEDING DETAILS: All stud fees include 30 days free mare care and all the usual guarantees. We do live cover with this sweet boy at the farm and might be offering AI down the road. We also offer returning mare, multi mare and 4H discounts. The booking fee is $100 and that booking fee cost is included in the price of the $500 stud fee. We are standing Angus to just three mares in 2010.

PRICE REDUCED: $4,000 for Angus. The more training the more the price will go back up in 2012.

Contact Margo at 509-796-2140 for more information on booking any of our quality stallions or email dragoonfr @ hotmail.com (please remove spaces before emailing) Visitors are welcome by appointment, but we need at least two week's notice to come visit as we are scheduled out that far out. Please leave a message if I am out working horses.

The video above is a crude one from 2007 at age two of Angus with some photos also at age two and younger. But you can see his motion and playfulness.