When Sharlene Anderson of disbursed some of her breeding stock, Mark Brown
bought some of her good breeding mares. One of these was the buckskin mare R Two Seawind. We were not able to get many foals from her but the ones we got were exceptional. R Two Seawind was bred to TruWest Silver Suede right here at Bar None Ranch, thus the name Silk Suede.

Like her dam, it has been hard to get Silk Suede in foal. However, her daughters have proven to settle easily and reliably produce healthy foals. Joel Tuck of High Desert Morgans has recently moved from Colorado to Recluse, Wyoming. He owns a daughter of Silk Suede and she bred easily.

Silk, as we call her, is a ‘pocket horse’ and will either be pulling on your jacket or have her head over your shoulder. She has a broad chest, a deep girth, and she is short-coupled. Her 2026 foal by Bar Non Legend will be exceptional be it a colt or filly. Keep an eye on our Posts for updates.

*Englands Crimson Tide, Odin of Hideaway and Englands Honey do are 100% foundation bred, meaning their pedigrees trace exclusively to the original bloodlines of the American Morgan Horse Association with no outside breed influence (such as Saddlebred or Thoroughbred) introduced after the 1930 registry cutoff.

**Buckskin stallion Sunup Neptune is featured in the April 2004 issue of Morgan Horse Magazine. He was considered ahead of his time as his career began before Morgan breeders were interested in color. He represented a rare line of cream dilute Morgans that did not trace back to “X-registered” (non-Morgan) stock.

Neptune was an exceptionally beautiful stallion with perfectly balanced build, but he was most appreciated for his spirited but gentle temperament and his wise, calm demeanor. He sired 57 registered Morgan foals including the buckskin stallion KRP Cocoa, who had a massive impact on the development of colorful Morgan lines in Canada.