Entries by Corolla Wild Horse Fund

Special Mustang Fun Festival At Scarborough Faire in Duck

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It’s like a special, miniature Faire Days Festival Event this Wednesday, September 9th from 2-5pm at the Wild Horse Museum Store in Scarborough Faire Shopping Village in Duck NC. “Meet A Mustang!” and make a donation to preserve and protect the wild horses “Paint A Mustang” wooden cutout in sizes $5-$15 “Glitter Tattoos” that last […]

2017 Photo Contest

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Do you have photos of the Corolla Wild Horses? Each year thousands of visitors from all over the country head to the northern beaches of Currituck County to see the wild horses.  If you are one of the many amateur photographers with pictures of the Corolla Wild horses, you are eligible to enter them in […]

2nd Annual Mustang Music Festival

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October 13 & 14, 2012 Gates Open at 1:00pm TimBuck II Shopping Village Corolla NC Two full days of incredible Music, creative Art, great Food, craft Beer and fine Wine at Mike Dianna’s Grill Room in Timbuck II Shopping Village. This benefit for the Corolla Wild Horse Fund was a huge success last year and you […]

Wild Horses of Corolla Video

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Every year in Corolla, wild horses lose their freedom because people feed them and get too close to them, putting them in danger. You can help keep them wild and free by respecting the Currituck Wild Horse Ordinance.

Saving the Horses of Kings on the Northern Outer Banks Video

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The Corolla Wild Horse Fund, with generous support of Wild Horse Winery and Vineyards, are working together to save the heritage horses of the Outer Banks. When you enjoy Wild Horse Wine, you are helping the Fund meet its mission of protecting, preserving, and conserving, the critically endangered wild Colonial Spanish Mustang. Help us keep […]

Thunder – Adopted

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Meet Thunder, a beautiful bay Colonial Spanish Mustang gelding, removed from the wild herd in January of 2012. Thunder is a handsome three year old born May, 2009. He stands at about 12.5 hands and is still growing. From January 30 to May 9, 2012, Thunder was enrolled in the equine technology program at Martin […]

Ash – Adopted

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This is Ash, a two year old black Colonial Spanish Mustang Gelding, removed from the herd in January, 2012. He is an absolutely gorgeous horse with classic Spanish carriage, standing at 12 hands. Ash is currently being trained by our herd manager, Wesley Stallings, and is progressing very quickly. He now has learned to stand […]

Solomon – Adopted

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Solomon is a handsome bay gelding removed from the wild herd of Colonial Spanish Mustangs January, 2012. He was born the spring of 2009, stands about 12.5 hands, and is still growing. From January 30 to May 9, 2012, Solomon was enrolled in the equine technology program at Martin Community College. He is very light […]