Our Broodmares

Our "head mare", R'surene Bedazzle (1979-2009), was led down to the pasture which she had ruled for six years and was humanely laid to rest with her grand niece in attendance. For our farm it was the end of yet another monarch.

Ever since R'surene Morgan Farm has been in existence one mare line has dominated the herd. This line has been passed down from mother to daughter ever since 1958.

Bedazzle had the greatest power for she oversaw the transferring of the herd from South Dakota to Missouri and finally to Tennessee. Unfortunately, she left no one to carry out her duties. This was never more evident than at her exact moment of passing, the broodmares, Chris' gelding and my gelding panicked and an eerie wailing swept over the farm. Winston watched until he was certain that Bedazzle would not be back and then he screamed. We still miss her.

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News Flash

Bonnie produced a gorgeous bay colt on July 16. Winston has done it again, this time with the revered Waseeka blood combined with the great close up blood of Trophy and Fleetwing. Click on the FOR SALE page for pictures.

R'surene Morgan Horse Farm

Our Broodmares

ALL ARE SHOWN BAREFOOT

In foal to Ken-Mar Winston (2011)

Nemours Royal Starlet

(Lord Appleton x Nemours Gay Showgirl)

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Last Rapidan Fleetwing daughter

R'surene Carasu

(Rapidan Fleetwing x R'surene Titania)

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HVK Stillness

(HVK Bellweather x R'surene Fiona)

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R'surene Xena

(R'surene Apollo x R'surene Hillary)

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In foal to Ken-Mar Winston (2011)

R'surene Titania

(RTF Excalibur x R'surene Heidi)

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Dam of R'surene Ganymede

Nanton's Bahama Mama

(Waseeka Showtime x Memorial Command)

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Mare pasture with Smoky Mountains in view

A Promise Made, A Promise Kept

In February, 1985, Jim Anderson called and offered us a chance to place the very best of our breeding program at the prestigious East Coast Invitational Sale selling the top twenty-five young horses in the country. Unquestionably, our best was R'surene Fiona, the last offspring of UVM Marlene and our old foundation sire UVM Lancer.
I was reluctant to let Fiona go because I knew that I would never have another. However, to have our farm at this sale meant a lot to the family and our breeding program. With heavy heart Fiona was shipped to Bernard Parker to get ready for the sale.

When Fiona went for one of the lowest prices I was devasted. After the sale Bernard introduced me to her new owner. Both promised me that Fiona would be bred to the best stallions available on the East Coast, something I could not afford being a college student at the time.

The call home to the family was gut-wrenching. We had hoped that her proceeds would be high enough to pay for Chris' last semester in law school. "Come home", my husband said. "I promise I will buy one of her daughters for you".

The gavel fell in Chris' direction at the Cochran Auction; the promise Chris made so long ago has been kept.

Welcome home Stillness, daughter of Fiona

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