Semen Exchange
A developing cooperative resource for Lippitt stallion owners who may be interested in exchanging semen access by private agreement.
In a simple exchange model, each stallion owner uses their own local collection facility, pays the collection costs for their own stallion, and works with the other owner to share or balance shipping expenses.
The goal is to make preservation-focused breeding options more practical by helping breeders connect, reduce unnecessary travel or collection costs, and increase access to useful bloodlines.
All semen exchange arrangements remain private agreements between the stallion owners and mare owners involved. LLP may provide a place to list interest or connect breeders, but does not broker, guarantee, transport, store, or manage semen, contracts, veterinary work, registration paperwork, or payment arrangements.
Things to clarify before any exchange:
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Collection facility and cost for each stallion
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Shipping method, timing, and who pays what
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Fresh cooled vs. frozen semen
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Number of doses or collections included
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Approved mares or restrictions
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Whether semen may be used only by the receiving owner
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What happens if semen quality is poor
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Live foal guarantee or no guarantee
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AMHA stallion service report responsibility
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Breeder’s certificate / registration paperwork
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No resale or transfer unless agreed in writing
Devine Top Gun Iceman “IC”
Colorado
Aliyah Farm is open to discussing a private semen exchange arrangement involving Devine Top Gun Iceman “IC,” a full Lippitt Morgan stallion standing in Northern Colorado.
IC is a young full Lippitt stallion with a practical, trainable disposition, traditional Morgan character, and preservation-focused pedigree value. He is 6-panel clear and is available for fresh cooled collection through CSU Equine Reproduction by private arrangement.
I am interested in exploring a semen exchange with the owner of a compatible full Lippitt stallion. A stallion carrying complementary bloodlines, especially with Canadian-related Lippitt lines, would be of particular interest, though overall pedigree fit, soundness, temperament, fertility, and usefulness would all be considered.