Wild Horses Approaching—Now What?—An Educational Update
Update as of 7:50pm, Thursday, July 2: The person who recorded the video we are referring to in this post reached out and asked us to remove it due to […]
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Rest Easy, Surfer
We are very sad to report that yesterday morning wild stallion Surfer suffered a fatal kick to the head. His injuries were localized and consistent with a kick from another […]
As tourism season approaches, work intensifies to preserve and protect the state’s wild horses
PRE News & Ideas | By Annette Weston Published April 23, 2026 at 10:42 AM EDT Original article found here. As tourism season approaches along the North Carolina coast, work intensifies […]
Wild horses of the Outer Banks are getting their close-up this spring
PRE News & Ideas | By Annette Weston Published April 13, 2026 at 6:44 AM EDT The wild horses of the Outer Banks are getting their close-up this spring. The Corolla Wild […]
Topnotch Removed from the Wild
This morning (Tuesday, November 25, 2025) we relocated wild stallion Topnotch to our farm sanctuary on the mainland due to habituation that resulted in him becoming food conditioned and aggressive. […]
All’s Well and Ends Well
Well, we had another exciting morning. Let us preface all of this by saying the ladder is no longer around her neck and the mare and foal are both completely […]
Introducing Folly
It is a dreary day here in northeastern North Carolina so we figured we’d brighten things up a little by announcing the birth of a second wild Banker foal! This […]
Riptide Goes to Raleigh!
Riptide was in Raleigh and it was historic day for the Corolla Bankers! The Corolla Wild Horse Fund was invited by the North Carolina General Assembly, on behalf of Senator […]
Announcing the first foal of 2025
Announcing the first foal of 2025 – a filly we’ve named Finola. She was born on St Patrick’s Day weekend so we figured she needed a good Irish name. We […]
Remembering Raymond
On the morning of Wednesday, October 30, we made the difficult but necessary decision to euthanize Raymond the mule due to a small scrotal hernia that occluded the affected loops […]