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   Every since she was five years old, Susan Dracy-Nerland wanted a horse. In 1957, Susan purchased a five year old Morgan mare with the money she made from sewing doll clothes and delivering newspapers. 

   In 1958 “Beauty” had a foal and R’surene Morgan Farm was born. Throughout the years the R’surene prefix became known as producing quality breeding stock and as a top stallion station. Before the introduction of A.I. one had to travel to a breeding farm/stallion station in order to get a mare bred. R’surene Morgan Farm became the hub in the North Central area standing stallions with well-known Eastern bloodlines which had been imported by the Nerland family from top breeding farms such as Rapidan River Farm (Virginia) and UVM. Today, the descendents of these influential stallions can be seen on the pedigrees of R’surene horses and throughout the Midwest.

   From 1979-1988, the farm placed full page ads in the breed magazine. As a result, the R’surene horses primarily became major contributors to already existing breeding programs. In 1986 an R’surene stallion could be found heading breeding farms in many of the continental states and in three Canadian provinces.

   In 1998, R’surene Morgan Farm began showing the farm’s horses under the Walnut Hill Equestrian Centre banner.  R’surene Orion won three world championships and R’surene Titania won a top four proving that an R’surene Morgan was more than just a pedigree. Rapidan Gallahad (farm breeding stallion) won or placed in numerous in hand championships both on the East Coast and the Grand National.

   In 2008 the farm took a new direction with the purchase of the Black River stallion Ken-Mar Winston.  Winston is a coal black stallion containing the close up blood of Fleetwing, Trophy, and Deerfield Challenger. When bred to our mares carrying the well-recognized lines of Waseeka Nocturne, Noble Flaire, UVM Flash, Waer’s Playboy, Chasley Superman, Figure's Defender, Jubilee King, Red Vermont, Congo and Micky Finn, he has produced a consistant product. The get are large, with beautiful heads, long hinged necks, exceptional hocks, intelligence, and a willingness to please, combined with the famous Morgan work ethic; all the traits we love about the Morgan. Ken-Mar Winston is the perfect horse to lead this breeding farm into the next 50 years. Two yearlings and a beautiful three year old filly by Winston are currently for sale. Click on the FOR SALE page for more information.

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Susan Dracy-Nerland has had Morgans since age 8

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Chris Nerland, married Susan in 1978

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son Lance prefers boats to horses

 
 
R'surene Morgan Farm
In Continuous Operation Since 1957
 
 
 

Our Family of Shelter Dogs

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Dusty, a giant standard poodle

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Zero, a black lab

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Maddie, our son's Jack Russell

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Bob, our five pound chihuahua

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Rioco, a 3 pound Chihuahua

 
 
 
 

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Foxy, a mini pin

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Gino, a Cheeweenie(Lance's)

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Red, a mini pin

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Foxy & Zero, Best Friends

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Foxy & Red, playmates

 

 
 
 
 


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