Tasman Patent Pending

Tasman Patent Pending — Purebred Morgan Colt of Rare Distinction

Tasman Patent Pending, known as “Max”, is an impressive rising 2‑year‑old purebred Morgan colt whose rarity, pedigree, and classic type position him as a standout opportunity within Australia. With his elegant grey colouring and exceptional lineage, he offers breeders a colt of both quality and significance.

• Age: 2 years
• Expected Mature Height: 14.3hh
• Colour: Grey — the only grey Morgan colt currently in Australia
• Sire: Wirraway Copyright CH
• Dam: Tasman Dutch Courage

Max’s sire, Wirraway Copyright CH, holds the Champion Horse (CH) title — a distinction awarded to Morgans who compete successfully in open company against other horse breeds, demonstrating superior quality, versatility, and performance. This title, recognised by the American Morgan Horse Association, reflects excellence in conformation, athleticism, and breed standard.

Adding further prestige, Max’s granddam also earned the Grand Champion Horse title, underscoring a lineage of proven show success and high-level competitive merit.

His dam, Tasman Dutch Courage, contributes depth of traditional Morgan substance, soundness, and a calm, people‑focused temperament. Together, these bloodlines produce a colt with balanced conformation, expressive movement, and the versatility the Morgan breed is celebrated for.

The Morgan is one of the oldest and most versatile American horse breeds, renowned for its intelligence, endurance, and exceptional temperament. Their natural balance, trainability, and adaptability make them suitable for a wide range of disciplines, including dressage, driving, endurance, pleasure riding, and family use.

Max reflects these hallmark traits, showing a steady nature, correct structure, and the athletic potential expected of quality Morgan breeding.

With his rare grey colouring, championship‑backed pedigree, and classic Morgan qualities, Tasman Patent Pending (Max) represents a valuable opportunity for breeders seeking something truly uncommon. His size, type, and temperament make him equally suited as a future stallion prospect or a versatile performance partner.

Serious enquiries are invited from those seeking a colt of quality, rarity, and long‑term potential.