Timber View Farm Morgans- TVF Morgans

09/29/2026

09/29/2026

DJJJ TVF Sir Island Gold (DJJJ TVF Bravado Hawk x SSH Ebony), and DJJJ TVF Bravado Dancer (DJJJ TVF Bravado Hawk x CRMS Brittiny). Two weanling colts we have available to their new homes! Both out of DJJJ TVF Bravado Hawk. Check out how similar they move together!! Hawk sure puts his stamp on them! Message us for more information on both!! We would love to see them move on and be a successful partner for their next owner!

09/29/2026

DJJJ TVF Sir Island Gold.

Out of our 16.2 hand stallion DJJJ TVF Bravado Hawk and our favorite momma, SSH Ebony.

Bloodlines on his sire's side go back to Rosena Bird, the dam of DJJJ Ebony Gold who was an American Morgan Horse Sport Horse Hall of fame recipient and also a successful competitor in sport horse stallion testing, placing against many warmbloods, and also one of the first stallions to compete in fox hunting. His Sire's bloodlines also carry Amarak's Hawkeye x Rosena Bird and also Coffee's Midnight star, which have produced champion sport horses and dressage horses such as DJJJ Star's Ace who was another very successful morgan sport horse. Bloodlines on his dam's side go back to the solid foundation morgans such as Wyoming Flyhawk. With these bloodlines he has the potential to go far in the sport horse world, a solid companion to take you on the trails, or any endurance riding.

He has been learning how to be a solid citizen and is well on the way to make his new owner proud! He has been getting lots of practice with getting feet handled and cleaned, coming in the barn and standing patiently tied, being groomed, and loading in the trailer. He is handled daily. Safe to be handled by kids.

He has all the class and the sweet willing personality that makes a successful horse! He should easily mature around or over 16 hands! This cross produces tall solid horses everytime!

More pictures and video available. I have pictures of full brothers, his sire and dam. We also have available a 3 year old full sister to him!! Message or call for price.

Farmington, Iowa.

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09/07/2026

We let Brianna take a turn on the lines behind Hawk. She was a bit nervous driving a stallion, but I think she did a mighty fine job 😁

09/06/2026

This is talent. Driving horses, not tripping on shin high cable, and taking video. It has been another good day driving good morgans.

09/05/2026

If this isnt a testament to the true versatility of the Morgan breed. Lucy, the mare on the outside, two weeks ago was fit out and in the show ring. Pulled the show shoes off this week, put flat shoes on. Now she is working on a stump puller putting on demonstrations at Midwest Old Threshers. This is both of these mares first time on a power like this. Taking it all in and learning fast how to step right and navigate this.

09/05/2026

We left Old Threshers for a quick overnight trip to show up in Des Moines. We didnt have much time to be away from the horses at Old Threshers, so we just showed him in one open pleasure diving class. It is tough to show Morgan against a nice class of saddlebreds, but Hawk was a gentleman and had a phenomenal drive. Everytime we take him somewhere I am more and more excited to have the honor to own him.

09/05/2026

Met up with the farrier in a parking lot along the highway to pull shoes off so Hawk can go out to pasture and be a horse for awhile. Hawk was standing so pretty so we just had to snap a few pictures!! Such a handsome boy with so much presence! I couldn't pick just one picture!! And he stood so good for the farrier along the highway!

09/03/2026

Beautiful morgans with a beautiful flag flying in the background.

09/03/2026

Max is my heart horse. She has been there for me during so many of life's milestones. The ups, the downs. She has celebrated my kiddos births. Carried them on their first rides. So many many things in my life she has been apart of. She, like my other heart horse, gummy, has been a huge part of Midwest Old Threshers. So many fun memories of her running treadmills powering corn shellers, corn grinders, sorghum mills. Carrying the headless horseman at the haunted rails. Being so patient sticking her head in each seat of the trolley so the kids can each have a turn petting her.

This year we were asked to bring a horse to the log village at Old Threshers to be in the barn area for kids to pet. Max is definitely not a young horse anymore and is showing her years. We decided this would be the perfect retirement position for her. She will not be in the horse barns and doing demonstrations on horse equipment, but instead will be getting spoiled and lots and lots of pets. I am so happy she can still be around to make kids smile! Stop in and ser her!