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He is a registered Morab. I would never breed unregistered either unless it
was for my own personal use. Morab can always breed to Morab regardless of
blood percentages. As long as both are registered they won't be able to go
outside the allowable percentages. They can also be bred to arabian or
morgan as long as it doesn't knock the blood percentages outside the
allowable 25/75. He is by a full Morgan sire out of a 50/50 Morab mare so he
can be bred to Morabs and arabians but no Morgans. I have several Morab
mares that I bought with the intent of breeding them. I think the Morab is a
wonderful breed with the best of both parent breeds. If Indy doesn't measure
up to very high standards I am setting I won't hesitate to geld him though.
After all a good stallion makes a great gelding lol. We'll see how it turns
out, so far he has the personality, build, size and breeding I want. I guess
I'll find out if he keeps it as he gets older and if he can pass it on
consistently!

Jess



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