Most people are familiar with the Morgan Breed, which originated in 1789 as a young colt named "Figure" who became legendary in his time. Because of his prepotency, he was often crossed with other breeds, and the offspring were registered as Morgan horses. Around 1950 the Morgan Registry closed the book to cross breds, but the bloodlines had been diluted with other breeds for about 160 years.

Within the Morgan breed, there is a unique bloodline, identified as a LIPPITT MORGAN which identifies horses who can trace their sire and dam back to the original Justin Morgan horse, without any known outcrosses. There are approximately 1500 purebred Lippitt Morgans in North America.

Lippitt Morgans have exceptional minds, they rationalize rather than react to things, they are superb competitors and sport horses in just about every discipline imaginable. This video highlights several exceptional examples of Lippitt Morgans from around the world, who have captured a National or World Championship title in their respective discipline. Watch and learn about the treasure that is, a Lippitt Morgan.