
OGO Richwood Morgan
Sire Hotcreek American FlyerDam Kennebec Precious
With Farceurs Falcon Morgan, our last senior stallion, retired, OGO Richwood Morgan now stands at Richwood Morgans.
Est. 1961 · Georgetown, California
Traditional family Morgans of working western lines. Two generations, over four decades of breeding for soundness, mind and heart.
Richwood Morgans in the beginning
Marjorie and Richard Hazelwood began Richwood Morgans in 1961, when they went to the Eagle Ranch and saw Ramona Brave. They bought the old mare Daisy Sonfield, who had been part of the Roland Hill herd, from Eagle Ranch.
They also found Farceur Morgan at W.T. Carter's, leased him, and later bought him from Mr. Carter's estate, along with leasing a band of mares from him. It was the start of a venture in raising traditional family Morgans for years to come.
Richwood Morgan (1963), the first stallion bred in name and raised by Richwood Morgans, was a cross between Ramona Brave and Daisy Sonfield.
Standing at Richwood

Sire Hotcreek American FlyerDam Kennebec Precious
With Farceurs Falcon Morgan, our last senior stallion, retired, OGO Richwood Morgan now stands at Richwood Morgans.
Our program
Working western lines, bred the way they always have been, for soundness, mind, and purpose, not fashion.
Honest pedigrees, honest horses, and honest answers to every question a buyer asks us.
Bloodlines we can trace back to the ranch's first horses, kept alive on purpose, one generation at a time.
A ranch run by family, for family: ours, and the families who bring a Richwood Morgan home.
Notes from the ranch
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