Out of the past, like a scene from "Gone With The Wind" comes a gaited horse breed from a plantation in Central Alabama. The Spanish moss drapes from the trees like old grey lace in the picturesque antebellum town of Lowndesboro, Alabama. Home of the McCurdy family and the McCurdy Plantation Horse.
1) Eva (horse)... far left,
2) Edward S. McCurdy, Jr.
3) Mrs C. W. Garrett (Eva)
(Edward S. McCurdy Sr. mother in law)
4) Caswell G. McCurdy (Uncle Cas)
5) Edward S. McCurdy, Sr. on Fox
6) Lewis H. McCurdy
7) Eva McCurdy Milligan
8) Mrs. Edward S. McCurdy (Mary)
9) Lady Mary (horse)
If you desire a naturally gaited versatile horse with a calm disposition, that's easy to train, a joy to own and ride -- consider a McCurdy.
The purpose of the Registry (est. 1993) and the Association (est. 1995) is to preserve this historic bloodline as a distinct breed, promote their use & enjoyment, and enhance the knowledge and appreciation of the McCurdy Horse as a treasured legacy of the Old South.
McCurdy's in Minnesota
The McCurdy Plantation
Annual Fall Trail Ride
October 30, 2021
Click here for pictures
and more information on the trail ride.
McCurdy Plantation Horse Registry (903) 677-4858 e-mail: colleenjcates@gmail.com
NEW ADDRESS
MPH Registry
c/o Ed McCurdy
PO Box 127
Lowndesboro, AL 36752
The material on this website is the property of The McCurdy Plantation Horse Association and is protected by U.S. copyright and trademark law. No part of this website may be used for any commercial purpose without the express written consent and authorization of The McCurdy Plantation Horse Association. All rights are reserved.