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The Morgan Horse is the Morgan breed’s official journal. It is a feature based print magazine published eight times a year and supported by subscribers and advertisers from the Morgan horse community.
WHY ADVERTISE IN THE MORGAN HORSE?There are many reasons!• A RICH HERITAGE. The Morgan horse is America’s oldest breed. The Morgan Horse magazine has been in existence since 1941.• A DIVERSE AUDIENCE. Morgan enthusiasts have interests ranging from breeding, pleasure riding and driving, to riding lessons and ranch work.• TARGETED DISTRIBUTION. 4,000 copies are printed each issue with distribution not only to subscribers, but to horse shows, open barns, equine events throughout the country as well as The Kentucky Horse Park.
Item #Z004
Full Page Black & White Ad In The Morgan Horse Magazine
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A $470 value
Starting bid: $200
Bids to increase in $10 increments
Donated by the American Morgan Horse Association
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Must be booked with TMH by June 30, 2027
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These books, "The Morgan Stories Collection," are significant because they preserve the history and legacy of Morgan horses, featuring over 190 stories about the breed's champions, broodmares, and stallions. They're likely valuable for collectors, breeders, and enthusiasts who want to learn about or celebrate the Morgan horse's heritage.
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James Walls has been portraying horses of all breeds for the better part of 50 years. Over these years, he has produced portraits of many great Thoroughbred champions. His limited edition prints of such fabled champions as Ruffian, Ribot, Holy Bull, Forego, Wajima, and Fort Marcy, to name a few, have sold all over the world.
Mr. Walls has also done posters for major horse shows, including the Lexington Junior League Show and the prestigious Gladstone Driving Event, conducted a very popular course in equine art for many years, and has lectured on the subject of animal portrayal at prominent colleges. In 1986, Mr. Walls completed portraits of the 17 "Foundation Sires" of the American Saddlebred, all of which are on permanent display at the American Saddle Horse Museum in Lexington, Kentucky.
"James Walls Equine Art" is the only source for authentic, signed and certified Limited Editions and remarqued prints other than occasional offerings posted by the artist himself on eBay. The edition numbers of each print are listed for reference only, and do not reflect the remaining number available. Several are very close to being completely sold out. If you are a collector or are simply looking for a great piece of art to complement a room, and do not want to be disappointed, place your order today.
The Morgan Triumvirate
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Howard Schatzberg
A second-generation equine photographer, Howie was blessed with the opportunity to learn from one of the pioneers of modern-day show horse photography, his father Jack Schatzberg. Learning the trade from the ground up, Howie has applied his skills and marketing tools to the ever-evolving digital age to become one of the nation’s leading show horse photographers.
Howie is the official photographer at some 25 shows a year, including the Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show, the Grand National and World Championship Morgan Horse Show, the UPHA/American Royal National Championship Horse Show, the US Nationals Arabian Horse Show, Scottsdale Arabian and the National Show Horse Finals. He is one of the first to include “outside the ring” photographers on his staff giving exhibitors the greatest choice of shots for their champions. Howie along with his wife Megan and three children Hailey, Joseph and Jacqueline and all their animals reside in Arizona.
Additionally, his artistic farm shots have become iconic images for American Saddlebreds, Arabians, Morgans and National Show Horses.
Customer service is a priority for Schatzberg Photography and his veteran team, headed by his wife Megan, goes above and beyond for exhibitors and publications across the country.
Howie is the official photographer at some 25 shows a year, including the Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show, the Grand National and World Championship Morgan Horse Show, the UPHA/American Royal National Championship Horse Show, the US Nationals Arabian Horse Show, Scottsdale Arabian and the National Show Horse Finals. He is one of the first to include “outside the ring” photographers on his staff giving exhibitors the greatest choice of shots for their champions. Howie along with his wife Megan and three children Hailey, Joseph and Jacqueline and all their animals reside in Arizona.
Additionally, his artistic farm shots have become iconic images for American Saddlebreds, Arabians, Morgans and National Show Horses.
Customer service is a priority for Schatzberg Photography and his veteran team, headed by his wife Megan, goes above and beyond for exhibitors and publications across the country.