Bar None Morgans

13/10/2024

13/10/2024

Here are some pictures of the 2024 foals brought off the mountain.

25/07/2024

Occasionally we get to brag about one of our foals that someone sends a picture. Ron Wilson in Fairfield, Mt bought a c**t from us sired by Truwest Silver Suede out of Bar Non Princess. This c**t is now a breeding stallion for Ron and looks pretty darn good!

31/05/2024

I’m in Livingston Montana this weekend for the special occasion of Brooke Seidel, Ken’s oldest daughter is marrying Jaydon O'Hair. Today is set up day and tomorrow is the wedding. Me and Brooke.

29/05/2024

Yesterday afternoon my good friend from Germany, Ralph Schmeidel visited me. Over the years he has bought and shipped to Germany a stallion and several mares. I have not seen him for several years. Oh how good to renew friendship. Cost to ship horses overseas has become prohibative.

26/04/2024

# 5 was born yesterday morning. Dam is Bar Non Princess and sire is Bar Non Royal Legend. That makes it 4 boys to 1 girl. He is a grulla. I can't seem to get any fillies this year. UGGG.

26/04/2024

# 5 born yesterday morning. Dam is Bar Non Princess and sire is Royal Legend. Another boy. That is 4 boys to one girl. He is another grulla.

23/01/2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2LWa5XXKE0

Lois L Seidel, 81 went to be with the Lord she loved on Thursday January 11, 2024. Born in 1942 the daughter of Harold and Thelma Griffin in Guthrie Center ...

19/01/2024

Lois Seidel Memorial service is live streamed tomorrow at 11 AM, First Baptist Church of Thermopolis

An unaffiliated Baptist Church dedicated to furthering the Gospel!We are located in Thermopolis, Wyoming. Our Pastor is Pastor Tony Newhouse

12/01/2024

Lois Seidel went home to heaven this morning at 11:15. She fought a big battle with dementia and while we think she lost, she won and is now remembering everything. Heaven is our hope and certainly was her hope for all her life. She came to know Christ as her Saviour in 3rd grade and has been a faithful follower of him. She was married to me for 61 years, 7 .months and 4 days. What a wonderful wife and helpmate she has been.
Together we have had a wonderful journey an now she is enjoying fellowship with her spiritual family of many who have gone on before. The bible teaches to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord and she is seeing the reality of that truth. Thank you to all who have prayed for her us and have made some wonderful comments of memory. We will have a grave side service on Tuesday and a memorial service this Friday the 19th at First Baptist here in Thermopolis. Please pray for the service to be an honor to our Saviour. Lois had a love for people and her memory will be best seen in our contining walk with Jesus.

09/12/2023

Dec 7th was “slightly” remembered this week, but we are witnessing past lessons LOST as some of the most ludicrous marches and gatherings in the US, calling for “peace” and “no response” to the most evil outrage against innocents in recent decades,

Imagine December 8th, 1941. After years of “ceasefire” (since 1918 after the carnage of a world war), American citizens saw our friends attacked across Europe by N**i troops and now could not ignore the horrific warmongering and expansion of Imperial Japa in Korea, Manchuria, and China, as attacks came to US. They had broken the 20-year ceasefire and had maliciously and deliberately attacked America. They had not aimed at unarmed citizens at a dance or peacefully at home, but their action and intent at Pearl Harbor was clear.

America knew that to deliver our people from such further aggression and attack on Long Beach or San Francisco, we needed to DESTROY the enemy that carried out this atrocity and save us from further wanton murder. What did America do? It was a planned total devastation of the enemy, where they lived, where they hid, where they planned and then delivered their deadly attacks.



We sent bombers not just to bomb enemy troops or ships, but to obliterate their arsenals of weapons, cities, factories, defenses. Bombers crushing an enemy people. My father and father-in-law served in the Army Air Corps, both training crews and rescue boats. Dad went to the Philippines to bring the battle to the enemy. My mother and my aunts worked tirelessly at the Arsenal near our home in Minneapolis to produce bombs or belt machine-gun bullets for our fighters to attack.



When Jimmy Doolittle led a small raid only 30-seconds over Tokyo, the people rejoiced. Reaction of bombing Berlin, Tokyo, Hamburg, or Naples meant loss of innocent civilians for sure, but the price of destruction of the enemy’s ability to continue their atrocities was being paid.

Fast forward to today. As recent as October 6th there was a robust and enduring ceasefire in Gaza. Hamas used that time to stockpile weapons for more attacks on civilians and build tunnels under hospitals, schools, and mosques to use as shields from retaliatory defensive acts by Israel. At their own timetable, Hamas brought that ceasefire to a monstrous end, cowardly butchering, ra**ng, and murder of civilian women, men, boys, girls, and even infants.

Just like our response to Japan 82 years ago, two months ago Hamas opened hostilities on the innocents. Now, it falls on Israel to end them, by destroying Hamas’s ability to contemplate or deliver any similar attack in the future. Carrying out that task is inevitably an enterprise of horrifying violence and all hate to see more death. But it happened to the civilians in Germany, Italy, and Japan because of what their leaders started. It is happening again so that the horrifying and vile actions cannot be repeated.

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