Full Lippitt Morgan Stallion Standing at Aliyah Farm

 

Devine Top Gun Iceman (“IC”) represents the traditional working Lippitt Morgan in both pedigree and character. As part of our preservation-focused breeding program, IC is being thoughtfully developed to embody the soundness, temperament, and versatility that define the historic Morgan horse.

Although we had not originally planned to stand him at such a young age, inquiries and careful consideration led us to breed him to two of our own mares for the 2025 season. Both mares conceived on a single cover, reflecting IC’s natural fertility and respectful breeding manners.

IC handled each breeding politely and calmly. Notably, his behavior matured even further following his initial breeding experiences — reinforcing his steady temperament and trainable nature.

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Training & Development

 

IC’s development remains centered on versatility and long-term soundness. He began formal driving training in the fall of 2024 and is progressing toward Combined Driving Event (CDE) competition, with 2026 as a projected goal. In 2025, he will begin light under-saddle work and continue professional development toward potential Ranch and performance showing.

In addition to his formal training, IC excels in liberty work and enjoys obstacle and in-hand sessions — demonstrating the intelligence and partnership-oriented disposition so valued in the Lippitt Morgan.

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Reproductive Development

 

In May 2025, at three years of age, IC attended the CSU Equine Reproduction Center for collection training. Veterinary staff reported strong initial numbers with expectations for continued improvement as he matures.

First Collection Results (May 2025):

• Volume: 33 ml

• Total Sperm Count: 3.18 billion

• Motility: 75%

• Progressive Motility: 70%

He will be available to approved mares, with collection services coordinated through CSU.

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A Stallion in Partnership

 

IC is approachable, people-oriented, and welcomes visitors by appointment. His temperament, trainability, and structural correctness reflect the preservation goals of Aliyah Farm — producing horses that are not only historically significant, but truly usable.