Stolen Aces Farm is a private, family-owned horse farm in Las Vegas, Nevada focused on showing and breeding quality Morgan horses.
There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man."
—Winston Churchill
We are a private, family-owned horse farm in Las Vegas, Nevada focused on showing and breeding quality Morgan horses.
We acquired our first Morgan horse in the early 2000's and have been enamored with the majesty and versatility of the breed ever since. We are particularly fond of the personality that Morgan horses possess and we breed for that trait as much as we do for conformation and performance. Our registered prefix is "Stolen" and the first foals bearing that name are earning a solid reputation in the show ring. We often have horses available for your consideration.
We are proud to have Andy Marlett and Mallory Mignot as our trainers. The farm is cared for by our wonderful crew - Fernando, Alejandro and Cassie along with estate manager Savannah and supported by Cortney and Jayne in the office. We also can't survive without our wonderful support crew of veterinarians, farriers and suppliers. We owe much gratitude to our entire team.
Our facilities are located on 11 acres in the Centennial Hills area of northwest Las Vegas. We have 33 stalls in four barns, 3 riding arenas including one that is fully covered, 9 flood-irrigated turnout pastures and more. We offer limited show training opportunities for outside Morgan horses.
We were originally established in 2002 as Rancho Tres Hermanas in honor of the three Sturm sisters and the overall ranch is still known by that name. We have grown from our first couple of Morgan horses to a herd of 24 horses, including many World and National Champions.
Arya is another incredible filly sired by Oregon Country Flash CH. She was blessed with his beautiful blue eyes and splash gene.
Learn MoreMeet Bowie! He's foal 1 of 2 born at Stolen Aces Farm in 2022. He has such a big personality!
Learn MoreFoaled on April 27, 2019, Caesar was named the 2020 unanimous World Champion Futurity In Hand Yearling Stallion at the 2020 Morgan Grand Nationals.
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