Registered Black, but based on progeny, had to have been a smoky black.

1100 lbs.

Mostly traces to Sherman Black Hawk 51, a good son of Vt Black Hawk 20. (Good stock with speed and trotters with records.) From an old-fashioned fast trotting strain of Morgans - good cross on Jubilee King Mares.

Unfortunately, Go Hawk sired no more registered Morgans after he was sold to a wealthy party in Connecticut at the age of six. Nevertheless, he sired many good mares who bred on.

However, if his son Flyhawk had been his only offspring, Go Hawk would have been long and gratefully remembered. Flyhawk simply stands as one of the great sires in the history of the Morgan breed. (H.B. Greenwalt.)