Horse Breeds Of The World- Morgan

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Morgan

History	The American Morgan horse is very unusual, it can be traced back to just one stallion. The little but powerful Justin Morgan, who stood at 14hh but excelled in weight-pulling contests and races, in harnesses and under the saddle. He was born in West Springfield, Massachusetts in 1789 and was originally named Figure. Owned by a man named Justin Morgan, the horse later came to be identified by the name of this particular owner, and "the Justin Morgan horse" also gave its name to the breed.
Conformation	The Morgan horse is compact and refined in build, with strong limbs, an expressive face, large eyes, well-defined withers, laid back shoulders and a well arched neck and a clean cut head. There is officially one Breed Standard for Morgan type regardless of the discipline or bloodline of the individual horse.
Height	14.1-15.2hh With some individuals over or under. Morgans under 14.2 are eligible for registration with the National Morgan Pony Registry. (hh= Hands High, one hand is 4 inches)
Color	Bay, Brown, Chestnut or Black. No white markings above the knee or hock, except white markings on face.