Morgan Safenet

It's almost time. Another Morgan Sale around the corner. 140 consigned. With a breed as versatile and trainable as the Morgan is more should want to take advantage of these opportunities. The horses should have more choice than the breeding shed, road horse or main arena show ring. So much potential for prospects in any other area; jumping, trail, carriage, pleasure, reining, dressage...the list goes on. Yet many stay and maintain the same rolls.

I have my pics and if you're a subscriber I'll share. If you have never done this before the hardest part is making it through the bidding process. After that it's a walk in the park and most are willing to help you in many ways.

Life is short. Buy the dam horse.

The burden of a good animal steward.

It is often carried silently and heavily.
You alone have had the strength and wisdom to make the hardest of all decisions for the best choice.

You stood with them till the end.
And as they passed only then was that burden released.
Just like their freedom.
Even though a part of you still carries grief as they take a piece of you with them.
On their final journey home.

And you... you take this token of them...to cherish their
memory.
And maybe ease the burden you feel from their loss.

Choices you had to make. That should have been another's responsibility before they came to you. But left for you to make.

Choices that don't often make sense but should be normalized not shamed.

I don't look for pity. I look for change.
Normalize euthanasia as an option.
For the sake of the horse.

-Colleen Saint Loup
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"Somewhere...somewhere in time's own space
There must be some sweet pastured place.
Where creeks sing on and tall trees grow,
Some paradise where horses go. -Stanley Harrison"
From Goodbye Old Friend by David A Jefferson, DVM

Dear followers;

Today is March 21st, 2026 and in true "Go Daddy" fashion our original site disappeared. It will take some time to rebuild. Please be patient. For now here are the core links and if you have questions please don't hesitate to email or call. For now there is a basic landing page with our info and ways to donate. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Sincerely,
Colleen Saint Loup
Founder/Director
240-529-3066