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Welcome to the Moriesian Horse Registry established in 1997. We are excited to be celebrating over 25 years of registering Moriesians and supporting the breed.
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11/11/2024

The 2025 Moriesian Horse Calendar is available to purchase!

So many fabulous photos were submitted and it is a thrill to see our amazing Moriesians showcasing their beauty, unique characteristics, and versatility. Share the joy you feel owning your Moriesian with others, as the calendar makes a thoughtful gift.

You can purchase the calendar directly on the website: https://moriesianhorseregistry.com/

While there, look around at the updated, improved website. The more modern design makes navigating and interacting with the registry much easier, and all applications can be purchased directly. A few pages are still being completed.

Subscribe to the quarterly Moriesian Horse Registry newsletter to ensure that you are always well-informed, connected, and supported in your journey with these unique and beautiful horses.

Best season wishes to everyone!
Barb Collins, Registrar

20/09/2024

Last Call for Moriesian Horse Calendar Photos!!!

It is Fall, and Sue will need all the gathered photos by mid-October for the 2025 calendar. So, grab your phone and take some pictures of your horses and foals. Or dig into your files and send photos of last year Halloween and Christmas season.

All Moriesian owners from any registry or part of the world are welcome to contribute photos. Please send originals to the MHR – [email protected] or via Messenger. Facebook posts are often not in a large enough size to use.

Make sure you horse is included! Calendars will be available for purchase mid to late November.

27/07/2024

Summer Time Calendar Reminder – for 2025

Summer fun: showing, trail riding and driving, foals growing, kids laughing, and anyone enjoying the sun and goofing around with Moriesians:

It will be so great to look back at the year, with your horse on the 2025 Moriesian Horse Calendar. All Moriesians from any registry or part of the world is welcome to contribute photos.

The Moriesian horse calendar is dependent on your contributions! We are looking for lots of new photos this year so we do not have to draw from the past.

Please send originals to the MHR – [email protected] or via Messenger. Facebook posts are often not in a large enough size to use.

06/07/2024

4th of July Parade - Oak Harbor WA. RBD Mi Amigo, 5 year old Moriesian bred by Sue Olsen Rafter Bar D Morgans & Moriesians,
was amazing at his first public, busy, noisy, confusing outing. Fortunately he had a flatbed of hay to follow and grab mouthfuls from, and his only refusal was to step on sewer manhole covers. We were all from Iron Mills Ranch of Coupeville, WA, known for its beginner horseback riding lessons, Hippotherapy and Kids Summer Ranch Camp. There's nothing better than kids and horses, and all the riders, who took turns on the three horses, had a super fun time! Zee, owned by Ronnie, and Kevin Shambaugh and Django, Led by Dakota Mills, were perfect gentlemen!

24/04/2024

Spring Calendar Reminder – for 2025

Spring is finally here! With better weather we all have more horse time: riding or driving, starting showing, or goofing around the paddock. It is the season for foals and upcoming weddings.

In the 2025 calendar, we will honor Moriesians who have passed (in the Month of May), in remembrance of the place they played in our lives and hearts.

The Moriesian horse calendar is dependent on your contributions! We are looking for 50 to 60 new photos this year so we do not have to draw from the past.

Please send originals to the MHR – [email protected] or via Messenger. Facebook posts are often not in a large enough size to use.

28/02/2024

This has been quite a winter and you must have some amazing pictures!

The Moriesian horse calendar is dependent on your contributions! We are looking for 50 to 60 new photos this year so we do not have to draw from the past.

These were taken years ago in New England, and now I live in WA mud. You can do far better!

Please send ORIGINALS to the MHR – [email protected] or via Messenger. Facebook posts are often not in a large enough size to use.

Thank you!

11/02/2024

MORE CONGRATULATIONS! We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2023 Miles Awards:

Moriesian Miles: for those who spend non-competitive time with their Moriesian(s): trail riding, camping, pleasure driving, lessons, parades, clinics, and other events. The MHR honors those who are putting on miles and spending hours promoting the Moriesian breed.

We acknowledge the amount of work, practice, time, and energy you put into your horses and educating others about the breed. Bravo!
Winner: Ellie and Ron Jensen of Twin Artesian Stables - 639 hours. They have dedicated their lives to giving riding lessons, while teaching life lessons (mostly to children), hosting clinics, and participating in educational events. Ellie writes that the Moriesians they have bred and raised have ideal dispositions for beginners, while allowing advanced riders to excel in the show ring and succeed in many disciplines. With their family-friendly temperament and their drive to excel - their stable’s slogan is “Not just another pretty face.” They have exciting news soon to be released. They have rebuilt their herd with new goals: their stallions will soon be creating a name for themselves following Opus Black Mikasa’s (their foundation Moriesian) footsteps. Well done Ellie and Ron!

Second Place: Tamara Turgeon with Nanne’s Brandia Dancer (Tristan) - 512 hours. Tamara participated in non-judged events, ground sessions, lessons, free rides, horsemanship clinics. Tamara writes that 96 of her hours were done with a severe back injury that prevented her from competing for the first time since the 2016 awards. In 2022 Tamara competed at the Western Dressage World Championship Show in Guthrie, OK, and won the Moriesian Breed Award! Tamara and Tristan exhibit a unique relationship of deep trust and connectedness. Her training has created a beautifully balanced, forward, and willing partner, and stand as an excellent example of Moriesian versatility! Best to and your partner as you re-enter the show ring in 2024!

11/02/2024

CONGRATULATIONS are in order! We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2023 Competition Awards:
The Awards Program recognizes registered Moriesians competing against other breeds. The versatility of the Moriesian is exhibited in the variety of disciplines in which they compete and the MHR honors those who excel.
We acknowledge the amount of work, practice, time, and energy you put into your horses. Bravo!

Dressage: Dressage scoring is based on the best four rides under three different judges. The following 2 divisions received top scores.

Training Level: Giadia’s Maximus Masterpiece, ridden by Katherine Mlostek, and owned by Sherri Johnson scored an average of 60.904. Sherri writes: “Every show we go to, be it in-hand or dressage, we are asked what breed is he? When told Moriesian, sometimes it is followed by " I want one! "

First Level: Charlotte Adams with Redoy Red (Blaze). Charlotte and Blaze scored an average of 64.419. They received First Level Champion Award for the year 2023 at the Three Rivers Equestrian Awards Banquet. Charlotte writes “I am so proud of my little boy.” Well done!

In Hand: Includes Showmanship, Halter, and Breeding classes – Dressage, Sport Horse, and Hunter – at open shows. Top scores of up to 10 classes from at least 3 different shows are counted for points. MHR Points received are based on placement and class size.

Sherri Johnson and Max showed in two out of the required three shows, which does not qualify for an award. However, her placements in ten classes, including a Championship in Buckskin Color and a Reserve Grand Championship in Halter Geldings, are a great acknowledgement of her promoting Moriesians. Sherri writes “Maximus really loves the showing. He is inquisitive, brave and loves the action.”

Celebrate the Moriesian Horse!We still have calendars available. Contact Barbara Collins at mhrmoriesan@gmail.com

06/02/2024

Celebrate the Moriesian Horse!
We still have calendars available. Contact Barbara Collins at [email protected]

04/01/2024

Remember competition results are due this month! The rules and guidelines for In Hand, Performance, Dressage, Combined Training, Inspection, and Moriesian Miles are on the MHR website. First year competition is free, succeeding years cost is $20 per division.

13/12/2023

Order soon to receive your 2024 Moriesian calendars before Christmas!

Cost:
Calendar: $20
Shipping within U.S.:
Single calendar $6.65 = an average as 1st class varies with distance
Flat rate envelope for 2 or 3 for $9.65
Shipping international: Will calculate per order

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Moriesian Horse Registry
PO Box 1184
Coupeville, WA 98239-1184

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Moriesian Horse Registry

“Uniting the dark ages of Europe with Colonial America to create a new Renaissance of the Horse World.”

Welcome to the Moriesian Horse Registry established in 1997. We are excited to be celebrating 21 years of Moriesian horses! Today the Moriesian Horse Registry exists because of people like you who love the Moriesian horse. It is our goal to promote and perpetuate the growth of this wonderful breed, and we invite you to become a member of our unique family of friends with a shared desire to raise and/or own a Moriesian horse.