Fig (registered name Prairie Hill Imagination) is growing, he is in the 15h area … he is a very good boy, easy to handle, respectful of humans
This us some photos of him along the way
At a few weeks old at Prairie Hill in North Dakota
Being delivered at Oklahoma City at the Morgan Grand Nationals he is five months old
At home in the backyard adjusting to city life at seven months old
This was a glamor shot taken at one year
Today at 22 months old
He’s growing up so fast! Feels like you were just bragging about bringing him home.
He’s going to be fabulous under saddle/harness.
this is Socrates at two, they are half brothers
It seems like just a few months ago that Fig cleaned up at the National Championships, where he was entered just because he was going to be at the site anyway! 
it was just a few months ago, Oct 2022
Since then he has a full sister (Prairie Hill Glory) a beautiful black filly foaled in 2023 that is now in North Carolina
photo credit Prairie Hill Morgans
there is another Full sibling coming this next month ( April 2024)
Socrates was easy to work with, nothing surprised him but Fig is different in that to date he acts as if he did that before and knew what to do now, it is like his big brother is there telling him what to expect
How is he already almost 2??? Of course, I’m asking how I have a niece in double digits already, so…
He will be 2 in late May.
At the same time of his current photo a new one of Lexie was taken also, she is becoming a dappled bay. She is the type horse a trainer would go broke training as she can be left alone for months at a time then worked picking up just were she was last worked even if it was months ago. She will be seven this year.
We do not have a lot of money tied up in these guys, $3.500 for both. Between them they have two world and four national championships all in highly competitive divisions. Every now and then you can see these two who are pasture mates seemly discussing which is the Best.
WOW that is all I can say!
Wonderful pictures, so happy you are sharing them with us, thank you.
thank you for the kind remarks
I am pleased with these twos development. They are here because of the tragic loss of Socrates, these two hard some formattable shoes to fill. They have stepped up to the challenge.
Seeing how nice Fig is turning out, I’m a little jealous that his sister is sold, even though I’m not looking for another horse.
well there will be a full sibling as Antoinette is expecting her 3rd Longmire foal late April 2024
Fig and Socrates mother pictured below, Fortunes Antoinette, she needs just one more World Champion before being included in the Morgan horse Broodmare Hall of Fame
Her last year’s filly is really nice, we just did not have any room here but sure would have liked to have had her.
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