Rum Brook Immortal Cachet
Shay is a beautiful, sweet mare that I have been happy to have in my collection of beautiful Morgan horses. She stands 15 hh, with correct conformation and an elegance about her whether standing in the pasture or going under saddle.
I brought Shay to my stable to use as a broodmare, and then the market for selling babies went soft, and I never bred her. She cycles normally and with her pedigree of proven champions (she is a direct daughter of the famous Morgan stallion Immortal Command, and out of a maternal sister to Ultimate Command sired by the great I Will Command), I have no doubt that her producing abilities would be excellent. She had one foal by a son of Forevermore, who was retained by his breeder. It will be exciting to plan her next foal!
Shay was used (spring-fall) 2012 by a fifteen year old girl for high school equestrian competitions. She was worked and shown in halter (showmanship), huntseat, saddleseat, western, and bareback. She even competed successfully in gaming events such as cloverleaf and flag race. ~This all in addition to being a fun/safe trail horse.
While this mare is as kind as can be, wouldn't ever intentionally hurt anyone - has never bucked, reared, bolted, or anything dangerous like that, she can become anxious if she doesn't understand what is being asked of her or if she is uncertain of her surroundings. She does best for a rider with calm, soothing energy who is kind and confident both in their mannerisms and in their handling. She is too sensitive for someone quick to lose their temper, yelling and being rough on her.
She has carried an inexperienced (but confident) dad around the show grounds. At home, she has given a lesson or two, and has carried both confident and timid riders on our country trails. She goes through anything on a trail ride: water (any size), over downed trees, and trail blazing where there is no trail. She is good with dogs on the trails, bicycles, motorcycles, snowmobiles, etc.
She is a lovely, robust "round" Morgan mare. She is current on normal vaccines, deworming, and farrier - always has been. She stands quietly for the vet &/or farrier. She leads, ties, poses, stands for fly-spraying, hose-baths, grooming, and saddling. She loads without any trouble - but she can become a little anxious (and may paw) in the trailer. We've found she is best in the newer slant loads as opposed to short, old, straight-load trailers.
While I'm determined to lower my head count, I will hang on to her and use her as a fun trail horse until the right home comes along. Anyone can ride her on trails - and I often have riders here who want to trail ride, but don't have a horse. She is ideal for them. She has always been in a stable where she has been loved, appreciated, and well-cared for. She is looking for a forever home with someone who love her like a big pet dog.
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View a 5 minute video shot
October 7, 2013 by clicking on the link below:
http://youtu.be/ujoJFWpyyts
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Shay's son, Blackthorne Charlemagne
Click below to see video of her beautiful son at liberty.
www.blackthornemorgans.com/BTChuckvid.htm
Pedigree For
Rum Brook Immortal Cachet
Sire
Immortal CommandSire
Waseeka's In CommandSire
Waseeka's NocturneSire
Starfire Dam Upwey Benn QuietudeDam
Miller's AdelSire
Upwey Ben DonDam
Gertie GDam
UVM VisionSire
UVM FlashSire
Upwey Ben DonDam
NormaDam
UVM LauriSire
UVM CanterDam
Symphonee Dam Rum Brook StarletSire
I Will Command Sire Waseeka's In CommandSire
Waseeka's NocturneDam
Miller's AdelDam
Trophy's CorriganSire
TrophyDam
Emanon Dam Rum Brook StardustSire
UVM TrophySire
UVM HighlightDam
UVM KrisDam
UVM VisionSire
UVM FlashDam
UVM Lauri
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Sire, Immortal Command "Butch"
Dam's Sire, I Will Command
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Anne Wyland ~