“EastHill Lady Correll”
(Whippoorwill Newmoon x Carmen Camielle)
2005 Dark Bay Mare
Ellie is a wonderful addition to the Trinity Oaks program and brings
in a thoughtful mixture of old blood. She is the product of
Saul Winsten’s Easthill Classic Morgan breeding program and
we are very grateful for Saul’s diligence in bringing this
cross to the breed. Like most horses that find their way to
Trinity Oaks, Ellie will have an active life as a riding and
driving horse in between her stints as mother. An intense search has begun to find foundation stallions of suitable caliber to
honor Ellie’s breeding and ability.
“Triple S Berry Correll”
(Triple S Goldust Correll x Triple S Cedar Berry)
2005 Chestnut Mare
Reba produced her first foal in 2006 for Narrowgate Morgans. She
comes to Trinity Oaks bred for a 2009 foal. We are fortunate to
have a mare from the famous Triple S ranch of Bob and Jan Painter.
Reba arrived in Georgia as an unbroke 5 year old and as typical
of the quality of the Painter’s breeding, she was saddled and
riding on her second day. She is kind, willing, possessing great
energy and desire to please. Reba is a welcome addition to the
broodmare band at Trinity Oaks.
“Easthill Knox Chocolate”
(Toblerone x Whippoorwill Memento)
2006 Bay Mare
KC also comes to us from Saul Winsten and Easthill Classic Morgans. She is the result of a search that took Saul almost 3 years
to culminate. KC is of very rare breeding. Her pedigree
is like a “road side” historical marker for those who have
“eyes to see.” Her sire, Toblerone is the last known living stallion
with sire lines to Chocolate by Linsley. Like finding a buried
treasure map is the excitement a foundation Morgan breeder
gets when reviewing KC’s pedigree. She’s coming three and
coming home to Trinity Oaks where she has a permanent station
as another “keeper of the flame” in classic Morgan breeding. Look
for this athleticly bred mare to be a “working Mother.”
“Coal Creek Charm Bar”
(Coal Creek Dallas x Coal Creek Curley Sue Bar)
2006 Black Mare
Rain is elegance and grace personified. Her
refined features in combination with her kind and willing nature
make her a joy to have on the farm. Rain has been started in
harness and lightly under saddle and is willing to do
anything asked of her. She roams not only
our pastures but our front lawn as well. She can frequently
be found under our carport trying to find where the
cat food has been hidden. Rain is becoming an excellent
horse and will be fine whether she’s used as a pleasure mount,
competition horse or broodmare.
" Universal Ribbons"
(Triple S Goldust Correll x Universal Victory)
2002 Black Mare
Ribbons is a big, forward mare with a kind disposition. She has proven herself as a broodmare and is now proving her exceptional breeding as we work her in harness and under saddle. While we would consider her green both in harness and under saddle she does not mind her work and takes quickly to each new task that is asked of her. Her breeding is a distinctive mixture of the old Whippoorwill breeding and Triple S. If you are looking for a great mare to add size to your breeding program or a potential riding and driving partner, Ribbons shows herself capable. We would be glad to recommend potential sires if you choose to use Ribbons as an anchor in your foundation breeding program. We would consider leasing Ribbons to a foundation breeding program or trading her for other foundation stock
“ Franklins Hope Restored”
( Triple S Black Cat X Triple S Meadowlark )
July 10, 2008 Filly
Hope, her name says it all. It is our hope that she will mature into her classic Morgan pedigree. She is the product of years of selective breeding from both Triple S and Whippoorwill lines. She has ample bone and substance and she carries herself exceptionally well for a weanling. Our hope for Hope is that she be a very versatile sport horse as well as a fine broodmare.
“ Franklins Abounding Hope ”
( Triple S Black Cat X Triple S Firefly )
July , 2008 Filly
Abby is our second filly from Triple S Black Cat. She's as solid as can be with a full croup and excellent neck set. Abby will come to Trinity Oaks in mid-December and begin her formal introduction to life with the Franklin family. She and her half sister Hope will spend lots of time growing, playing, being handled, groomed and gently directed into yearling life. Abby should mature to at least 15 hands. Keep a watch and see this wonderfully athletic filly mature.
