Kismet Morgan Horses

04/11/2024

12/10/2024

I cannot believe this sweet girl is still available! She is desperate for her own person; anyone seriously interested in a true partner, please message us about Buttercup.

22/09/2024

Offered for new 🏡:
Ozark Atomic Energy, aka Little Bit, 2022 chestnut filly.

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/ozark+atomic+energy

Little Bit is a very friendly, in your pocket, stout girl. Always the first to come running, she loves everyone she meets. Our neighbors carry treats in their cars just for her. 😂 If you’re looking for a new best friend, it’s Little Bit.

She’s extremely smart and does all things a coming 3 year old should; leads, ties, loads, stands for a bath and the farrier, lunges, and has been saddled but not backed.

She is a very smooth mover, and I could see her easily being a fantastic western working or endurance prospect as well as future broodmare.

She’s offered at 75🥕🥕 to the perfect home. As with all of our horses, we will be particular where she goes. We want to make the best match for the horse.

We are located in central KY. Serious interested parties with any further questions, please PM us.

22/09/2024

Offered for a new 🏡:
Anfarra Evocative Miss, 2013 Bay Silver mare (EeAanZ) 15.0H

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/anfarra+evocative+miss

Miss has been an excellent broodmare for us at Kismet. We love her dearly, but with the loss of Danny last year and with how closely related she is to our other stallion, we feel it best that she move on to another home that would make better use of all of her talents.

Miss is a gorgeous powerful mover, and while unstarted would be easy to train. She stands for baths and grooming, ties, trailers nicely, lunges, etc. Her one flaw is that she HATES the vet. We are blessed to have found a fabulous patient vet in KY that took the time to build a relationship with her, but due to past trauma can be wary of strangers.

Also pictured are her 2024 filly and her gorgeous son Anfarra Hidden Treasure, owned by Andrews Morgan’s. Photo posted with their permission.

She will be available after weaning her 2024 Kismet Eureka next week. She’s priced at 85🥕🥕 and can be bred to our black powerhouse c**t, BDMR Battersea Eclipse for an additional fee.

This is not a fire sale. We are located in central KY. Any interested parties with further questions, please PM.

21/09/2024

Offered for a new 🏡 :

Kismet Eudora, aka Buttercup is a 2023 chestnut (eeaa) filly.

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/kismet+eudora

This sweet girl stands for haltering, grooming, baths, and farrier. She lunges and has age appropriate training. She’s obnoxiously friendly and hasn’t met a stranger yet!

Would be a great prospect for a multitude of disciplines in the future as well as a fantastic broodmare.

This is not a fire sale. As with all of our horses, we will be very particular about where she goes.

We are located in central KY and she is priced in the mid 4 🥕’s.

For parties that are seriously interested, please inquire via PM.

19/07/2024

With all the stuff going on today with the other horses, Ms Ivy was feeling left out. She stole the girth and ran away with it; when I stole it back she got to wear it. She couldn’t have cared less and was playing with the buckles. Never a dull moment with this goofball.

19/07/2024

Got some decent photos of this nice mare today as well. She is such a sweet horse with so much try. She stood like a rock for grooming, fly spray, tacking and untacking, etc. She lunged under saddle without a single misstep. We didn’t try a ride becuase I’m too broken and my helper isn’t experienced enough to throw on a green horse.

She is still available!!!! She’s also bred to our gorgeous black sporthorse bred stallion BDMR Battersea Eclipse for 2025. The Sweets lines crossed with his Caduceus/Battersea breeding should produce an exception performance prospect.

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/fcr+scarlett

Buy her now so you don’t have to regret it later!

19/07/2024

Got some updated photos of this boy today. He sure is pretty.

10/07/2024

Happy Birthday beautiful boy!

Yesterday was actually Loki’s 3rd birthday but with all the storms we didn’t get any pictures of giving him treats. We ran out this morning to catch this quick snapshot before the rain took over again.

07/07/2024

It’s been a strange few weeks here. After talking to others, the general consensus is that there must be something in the air 🤷‍♀️

The news that my mentor and best horse friend would be hanging up their spurs really threw me for a loop. For a while I strongly considered following suit and just throwing in the towel. I finally remembered that I started this journey alone, and while I’ll miss my friend dearly they’re still my friend, just not my horse friend anymore.

My goal has always been to save the horses that I love so much and it took me a lot longer than I’d like to admit to realize that my program and my goals aren’t dependent on others. (Except for the select few that have graciously leased me horses of course!)

It has been hard; we’ve had more than our share of tragedy, bad luck, and naysayers/drama. There were a few proverbial tears in my beer over things that have gone wrong, plans that fell apart, and wishes and dreams that will just never come to pass.

I was finally feeling well enough tonight after battling tonsillitis, laryngitis, and pneumonia the last couple weeks to make the trek outside and see everyone.

Ironically it was my golden baby Ivy that renewed my spirits. Someone must have whispered in her ear what I needed because she pinned her ears and chased everyone away, including my daughter 😂, before laying her head in my hands, giving a deep sigh, and promptly falling asleep with her little lip dangling. I stood like that for probably 20 minutes tonight, softly scratching her and listening to her little snorts and snores.

This small act reminded me exactly why I do this. I was instantly transported back to that little shedrow barn in South Georgia with the red mare that started it all for me.

Morgans in particular just have a way of reaching into your soul and drawing forth the light. Hanging up the towel isn’t really an option after all, not for me. This has been a dream 25+ years in the making. If you had told me even 3 years ago that I’d have the amazing collection of horses that I’m blessed with now, I would have thought you were crazy. How can I just give all of that up?!

With all of this being said, we will be making some changes at Kismet, and there will be a few horses offered for new homes.

I’ll have a full list in the coming days once I finish my soul searching, but for now it’s as follows:

FCR Scarlett - 2015 Chestnut mare, in foal to BDMR Battersea Eclipse for 2025. * This mare is owned by Wendy LeGate and is listed for sale with her permission* https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/fcr+scarlett

Ozark Atomic Energy - 2022 Chestnut filly. Suspected to be CA for gait, DNA pending.
https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/ozark+atomic+energy

Kismet Farfalle - 2021 Buckskin Silver C**t. Noodle is an amazing performance prospect and was to be my personal mount in the future. Health discoveries make that improbable now and the thought of him not being here really hurts, he’s too nice a horse to be a pasture pet for the next 30 years. Will only sell with a contract requiring he be gelded. Can give details on this requirement to interested parties.
https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/kismet+farfalle

Tentatively, Kismet Eureka, pending DNA. I don’t know that we would actually have the heart to sell her. It would have to be the absolutely perfect home.
https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/kismet+eureka

Also tentatively, BDMR Battersea Eclipse - 2022 black c**t. Huge, leggy sporthorse stallion prospect. Again, it would have to be a fantastic match, and he will not be cheap.
https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/bdmr+battersea+eclipse

Anyone interested in any of these guys, please PM me for additional information or questions.

Pedigree for Fcr Scarlett, photos and offspring from the All Breed Horse Pedigree Database.

24/05/2024

Kismet Eureka
2024 Palomino carrying Silver filly
JCW Revs Cajun Sundancer x Anfarra Evocative Miss

“Ivy” is our miracle baby. A final gift from her sire Danny, who we lost tragically almost a year ago. Ivy has had fire, presence, and strength since day one. She showed signs of an infection at just 12 hours old, but like the true fighter she is has pulled though fabulously and is doing well.

We chose the name Eureka for several reasons. When prospectors struck gold, they used to shout “Eureka!” to let everyone around them know they’d found something special.

Ivy is golden in every sense of the word; a chance at a second foal from Danny, a filly to boot, excellent type and temperament, her golden coat, and her hidden silver gene are all worthy of shouting Eureuka because we definitely struck gold with her!

She sure is a special one, and will be staying here with us at Kismet to carry on Danny’s legacy with her sister, Buttercup.

11/05/2024

Thank you to everyone who prayed, called, messaged, and text about Ivy. Since sleceryone asked about an update, I thought it would be easier to show you. Needless to say, I think she’s feeling better! Many many thanks to Wendy LeGate , Christina Stewart , and Grace Farm for all of your advice; I couldn’t have done it without you! It wouldn’t let me attach the zoomies video to the post, so it’s in comments.

10/05/2024

Prayer warriors this little girl needs your help! Ivy came into this world yesterday, but is struggling right now. We’re treating her at home, but a hospital stay is in her future if she doesn’t improve so please keep little Ivy in your thoughts. She’s a fighter, she just needs a little extra help.

22/03/2024

We made it to Buckeye! If anyone needs pictures of a horse they’re interested in just message me and I’ll get them for you.

30/10/2023

After a few inquiries, lots of thought, and a couple tears I’ve made the decision to offer Noodle, Kismet Farfalle, to the public. Noodle is a silver buckskin c**t born in 2021, I’d estimate to be right at 15H if not slightly over (will measure when it stops raining), and currently located in KY.

Currently intact, but its our recommendation that he would be happier as a gelding. He’s not crazy, but gets too focused on the ladies for us. We’ve had him in his own pasture this summer, with his dam as his fence line buddy and he reverts back to his sweet, happy go lucky self without unrelated mares to distract him.

I believe in full disclosure and will always mention any quirks/flaws a horse might have; I want the perfect match for him and want him to have a forever home with someone that will appreciate his talents.

This horse will be one that could truly do it all. He was supposed to be my forever horse, and I love him dearly, but he needs his own “person”; there’s not enough time in the day for everyone and he’s got way too much potential to just sit in a pasture.

He currently halters, ties, loads, bathes, fly sprays, stands for farrier, lunges, long lines, and has worn a saddle. He could do so much more, but he is so smart and willing that he has fallen by the wayside so we could dedicate more time to other projects. He is the smartest and easiest to train horse I’ve seen in a while; show him something once, and he’s got it. He can sit for months and immediately pick up where you left off.

The sky is the limit for him with consistent training and a dedicated partner.

https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/kismet+farfalle

This is not a fire sale, and his price is firm. We will be very particular about where he goes. He’s priced at 75🥕🥕, which we feel to be very reasonable for such a talented prospect.

22/10/2023