Quail Mtn Myles Keogh

 Well, I thought we were done breeding.  Until Keogh was born!  

Our original goal when we first got into Lippitts was to produce five quaility Lippitt foals to give back to the Lippitt gene pool.  This year, we produced our 14th and 15th foal.  We gelded our stallions and decided to focus on enjoying our Lippitts on trail rides, and pursue driving and dressage.  


We had planned to sell the two foals that were born this year, but we are so pleased with both our boys that we don't want to sell either of them! For now, we are planning to keep Keogh a stallion and see how he develops. Who knows, maybe in a few years we will breed again!

   Photo Courtesy of Katie Kittrell