How to book a breeding to the Morgan Stallion, Denlore's Desert Storm.

You can book your mare to the Morgan Stallion, Denlore's Desert Storm by contacting us for a breeding contract.
We will send you a contract by fax, e-mail or snail mail. When you receive your contract, read it carefully,
fill in the necessary information and the mare owners must sign it. Return signed contract along with a check or
money order (made out to Denlore Morgan Horse Farm) for at least $100.00 (minimum booking fee) to:
Denlore Morgan Horse Farm 2767 Fay Brook Road Sharon, Vermont 05065.

You can book to Denlore's Desert Storm right now! Click on the PAYPAL BUTTON to pay your $100.00 deposit by VISA or MASTERCARD on the Paypal secured server. You will be booked to Desert Storm at that moment and a breeding contract will be sent to you. The rest of the breeding fee can follow anytime before your mare is bred or before semen is shipped.

BOOK TO STORM NOW!

We offer a financing plan that makes breeding to
Denlores Desert Storm affordable to everyone!
We offer live cover or we can ship cooled cooled
semen to your farm.
Our main goal is to produce top quality foals.

2006 Breeding Fee

$1,500 LFG to registered Morgan mares

Denlore Morgan Horse Farm
2767 Fay Brook Road
Sharon, Vermont 05065
Phone (802) 763-2516
E-Mail: morgans@denlore.com

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Read what our customers have to say about owning a Desert Storm offspring!

My daughter & I purchased a Morgan from you named Stormin Normin as a 3 year old Morgan gelding in the Fall of 1999.
Neither of us had much experience training and working with younger horses. But,
with some determination and a wonderful Morgan, whose sire is Denlore's Desert Storm,
we have been quite successful. Normin's personality is a joy and he is a Morgan Horse who greets
us at his gate every day when we arrive home from work. He is being shown successfully
as well as a fun trail horse. He loves people and attention. All the neighborhood kids love
to stop by to give him treats. He is also very playful. Just give him an empty shavings bag
and the fun begins! He loves to carry them around and toss them in the air. He is a part
of our family and we hope to have him for many, many years to come.

Joanne Rose
South Lincoln, VT

My Morgan Filly born in 2004, Bobcat's Wonderful Tonite (or Abby as we call her) sired by
Denlore's Desert Storm, is one of the best things in my life. She has been such a joy
since the very minute she was born. I've been amazed at how smart and quick to learn she
is, once she realizes what you are teaching her it's like a light bulb goes off and she
remembers that lesson from then on. At 5 months of age she is leading like a pro, stands
for farrier visits, grooming and feet cleaning, leaps on and off the trailer like it's a game
and gives us so much more love than I could have ever wished. She's understanding,
patient and such a people horse. I marvel at her exquisite beauty everyday and her sweet
face looks more like her dad all the time. Abby is going to start her show career in the spring
of 2005 on the Vermont Horse Show Assocation circuit in the yearling in hand classes and
someday I hope for her to be my broodmare where she can contine the dream that
Dennis & Laura started with Storm. Thanks guys!

Catherine LaBarre & Bob Armstrong
Bristol, VT

As a two year old, my Morgan Foal is true to his name, Desert Storm Image.
Watching him glide across my meadow in the early morning hours, silouetted by the
sun is a sight to see. His land friendly personality is a joy to greet anytime and keeps him
in my favor, as his devil horns sprout and his dashing off with my gloves in zero degree
Weather, or chewing one of my bridles to pieces. It’s always a delight to visit with the Tatros
and I plan to breed my mare again and have another Storm foal in 2006.

Candi Simon
Marlboro, Vt.

Our Morgan Colt, Chance is wonderful. You can’t say enough nice things about him. He epitomizes what
a Morgan should look like and how calm and gentle a Morgan should be. He is a willing
partner under saddle and understands each rider. He is serene and patient for our son and
more of a challenge for me. Even though he is a tranquil horse he has all of the energy you could
ever want. He is willing to stay out on long trail rides and do more when asked. He is incredibly clever,
he is always finding a way out of a pasture to raid a little something else to eat in the hay field.
He is a joy to own. His health has always been excellent and hearty. In all you can't ask for a
nicer animal. How could you not fall in love with those big Morgan eyes and those
little tipped in Morgan ears!

Sue and Rob Miller
Bradford, Vermont

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