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Outer Banks wild mustang rescued from beach, hospitalized after leg injury

October 7, 2020/in News /by Kelly Wilkes

Outer Banks wild mustang rescued from beach, hospitalized after leg injury

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2 days ago

Tomorrow from 10am-2pm, come to the farm in Grandy and visit with the rescued mustangs!

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I’m not sure who took my granddaughter under their wing but THANK YOU! Izzy and her brother AJ sponsor a horse each year for 1 of their Xmas presents, we keep close eyes on your page throughout the year. AJ has always picked Ducky, Izzy chose Junior this year (in previous years she sponsored his father). She was quite upset when he was taken from the wild due to something that could be prevented and wanted to check on him at the farm while on vacation. You guys have made quite an impression on my grands!!! Unfortunately I could not be with her but she did report that he was doing well and looked healthy. Her hope is that next year he won’t be quite as “shy” but she was happy with the care he is getting. THANK YOU, for all that you do 🥰

I’m glad I went in June. 🤎 Luna

I'll have to do this next time I'm at Nags Head.

It’s a fun thing to do.

If you go, give a big kiss for me, lol!! I miss the ponies!

If Rita is there, give her a big hug and kiss on the nose for me. Live too far away to attend. ❤️ 🐴

Rusty Wines

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Corolla Wild Horse Fund

5 days ago

Know before you go! 🐎🚙🏖

More resources and information: www.corollawildhorses.com/community-wild-horse-toolkit/

Currituck County Wild Horse Ordinance: www.corollawildhorses.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/wild-horse-ordinance.pdf

4x4 Beach Driving: co.currituck.nc.us/beach-parking/currituck-outer-banks-beach-driving/

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We were on the beach in May of this year watching the horses from our car from a distance with other cars. (Some parked to watch the horses and others were there to enjoy the beach). All of a sudden the black stallion on the beach near the water left his herd and came right between our cars and challenged another stallion that was approaching from the dune. The other stallion was right behind our car, although I didn't realize that at first. This is with my 60-600mm lens and was shot at 60mm, so they were very close. They were completely oblivious to anyone or anything. We all stayed where we were parked as you really didn't know which way they were going to go. Just wanted to say that when you are told they are unpredictable that is so very true as I saw firsthand. They are so beautiful and majestic, and I sure hope that in some way this post makes people think about what can happen in an instant and be respectful of them. P.S. I would love it if someone can identify these two beautiful stallions for me.

Do you exercise your authority to give fines often? I would think that would be a great deterrent to those who think they are 'special' and want to get closer and feed them. I see pictures of people doing stupid things, and I hope they are being taught a lesson. OBX is so blessed to have these magnificent creatures among us.

Beautiful picture! I have witnessed that myself… scary! ❤️🐴❤️

Great approach to teaching the visitors! Excellent video!

Excellent video. Homeowners in the northern area need to make this available for all those who choose to stay in their homes.

Please follow the rules!! These horses lives depend on it❤️❤️❤️

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I wish they would fine the stupid humans that don’t follow the rules on Assateague Island, both the Maryland National Seashore side the Virginia Chincoteague ponies, side the same way they are fined on Corolla! Maybe then we wouldn’t have as much trouble and the ponies wouldn’t get hurt or killed!

I just read about Danny. Does your organization partner with the rental agencies to get the info out?

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Corolla Wild Horse Fund

6 days ago

How many times do we have to say it? It is illegal to get within 50ft of the horses. If a horse comes up to you, walk away from it. Do not encourage this kind of behavior. These foals are at a critical stage of development and this kind of interaction is incredibly detrimental and dangerous. You’re also putting yourself at great risk of being attacked by a protective stallion or mare. You aren’t special, you aren’t above the law, and you do not care about the horses if you think this is ok. There is absolutely no excuse for ignorance. Every single person who drives onto this beach goes past many signs saying it is illegal. Please obey the law and keep our horses safe and free. ... See MoreSee Less

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Corolla Wild Horse Fund

7 days ago

Sitting here in the barn with Junior, enjoying the breeze and trying to catch up on Facebook messages.

Some suggestions if you are trying to get in touch with us:

If you message about an issue with a horse and we don’t respond immediately, it’s most likely because the issue is something we’re already aware of, and/or not an emergency. We will do our best to follow up ASAP to let you know what’s going on. If you don’t get an immediate response and feel it’s an emergency, call county dispatch at 252-232-2216, or during business hours (M-F, 10am-4pm) our office at 252-453-8002.

If you have a question about a retail order, membership, horse sponsorship, donation, etc. please call the office (M-F, 10am-4pm) at 252-453-8002. Our museum and store is open during these hours too - come visit us in the historic Corolla Village!

We do not offer tours to see the horses, but a quick Google search will give you info on companies that do. We work closely with all of them, offer training for their guides, and receive support from most of them. Taking a tour is the best way to see the horses!

Our farm in Grandy is open to the public every Wednesday from 10am-2pm. You can learn more about that and other events by going to the events page here on Facebook, or our website: www.corollawildhorses.org

We are smack dab in the middle of our busy season and our small staff is doing their best to stay on top of things! Thanks for your patience, and for your continued support. 🐎 ... See MoreSee Less

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Sweet!!

Handsome Junior looking relaxed✝️❤️🐴❤️

He looks content!

Jr looks like he is getting along well. Thank you for all you do.

Just had his former mares, June, Anne Bonny and Hazel in my yard now with Scar’s harem.

Amadaos baby

Ahhhh Junior, you are gorgeous. I cried ugly tears when I heard you had to be removed from the herd. I will so miss you when we come back in September.

Just keep what you guys are doing!!! Thanks for the effort and hard work!

He is SO handsome & thank YOU for sharing your love & knowledge of these beautiful horses with us!

Ohhh u are so blessed! Hi Jr! I loved your dad,I csnt wait to come meet you!

He’s so handsome.

Chris Malec you should go to the farm on Wednesday and check out Obi's relatives!

Thank you for sharing another update with Junior! He looks great! Just as handsome as Amedeo!🥰🥰🥰

Xoxo

We appreciate ALL that you do!!!

What’s up Jr

Hey Junior. ❤️

Will the farm at Grandy be open in October? I've been before but would love to being my fiancee for a visit.

Beautiful baby. You guys are the best. Thank you for protecting these precious beauties.

Does this picture make my nose look big?🤣🥰

He looks comfy. 😉

We miss you, boy! ❤️

He is looking so good!!!

So handsome. Glad to hear he is adapting well. Sad that he's no longer wild and free, but grateful for the care he's been able to receive 💙

Any update on the horse with a large cyst/tumor on his left rear hip? He was around mm 20.5 a few weeks ago.

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Corolla Wild Horse Fund

1 week ago

Beatrice and her family grazing along the Currituck Sound.

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Wow, just beautiful!

Gorgeous picture ❤️

Beatrice! I love you and your family and all the horses!

Breathtaking!!

Love this pic. We usually spend a week there every other Christmas!🦌

Beautiful photo. As it should be! ❤️

Absolutely beautiful! Love these Wild Horses! ❤️🐴❤️🐴

She looks good - Thanks Martha Chedister for the image.

Thanks for sharing!!! Great picture!!!

Lovely!!

Another great photo Martha! Thanks.

Have there been any Libertad (Liberty) updates? Haven’t seen him since he was a baby.

Beautiful scene.

Great capture 🐎 💜

Beautiful!!

Beautiful picture

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Beautiful

So beautiful❤️

So where exactly is this location??!!

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Breathtaking

Beautiful

Beautiful picture❤

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Corolla Wild Horse Fund

1 week ago

Welcome foal #8! 😍 This little colt was born sometime Sunday night, probably during the thunderstorms that rolled through.

Our herd manager got a call early Monday morning that some visitors had found what looked like afterbirth in their driveway. We inspected it and shared photos with the vet, who said it looked healthy and normal so we kept an eye out all day and late yesterday evening he made his first appearance!

Welcome to the herd, Brio. His name means vitality and spirit. He is brother to Betsy, who was born in April, and it’s clear that their dad puts a very unique stamp on his offspring! Gotta love those white socks! The entire family is doing well, and we ask if you are lucky enough to see them please give them plenty of space. ... See MoreSee Less

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Such a cute little guy! Who is his Dad?

What an exciting year for the herd!!!

Saw him today with Wild Horse Adventure Tours!!

I love seeing this! Welcome baby Brio. So beautiful

Welcome to Brio!! Also, hi to one Betsy from another!!❤️❤️

I love hearing about the foals. Someday I hope to come there.

If the brother was born in April, is it a half sibling (same dad). Can’t have 2 foals in the same calendar year…..

Welcome to the world Brio! Love his name! How Amazing is this! He’s absolutely beautiful! Would you know the highest record of babies born in one year? I can’t believe 8 this year. So cool! I Love seeing all of them! ❤️🐴❤️🐴❤️

Love 💕 the white socks, Brio. Welcome. I look forward to watching you grow up.

Hooray for baby number 8 ! Bumper crop of foals this year hopefully we get a few more! Beautiful baby Brio !

So awesome, what a GREAT job the Corolla Wild Horse Fund is doing to save, protect and manage this beloved resource of the Outer Banks.

This wonderful news to hear! Aboustly love that y'all have quite a bit of healthy foals❤❤❤

How wonderful! He's beautiful. How many foals are typically born each year?

Good thing I like that old song "Falling in love again." Congratulations to all involved! ❤❤❤

Wow foals aplenty this year. Wonderful to see beautiful healthy additions to herd. 🐎 🙏💜

I am so happy to see another foal born healthy !! So precious

Congratulations on the arrival of Brio!! 💖

Welcome Brio! May you have a long and healthy life living free and wild on the beautiful beach! ❤❤❤

8 babies is wonderful!! Welcome Brio! ❤️

So exciting another foal was born 😊❤️

He is beautiful !! Welcome to our world little one 😊

Welcome Baby Brio! Do you imagine he was birthed in the driveway? ♥️🐴

SO EXCITED!!!!!!! Hoping for 4 more this year!!!!

Wonderful! Welcome beautiful Brio! Thanks for continuing to care for these special horses. 😃❤️

Is Junior his dad?

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Corolla Wild Horse Fund

2 weeks ago

One of the most common questions we get, especially at the farm, is how are the Bankers different from other horses? It’s a great question, and something that’s often difficult to put into words. Sometimes it’s easier to show! There are lots of things that set them apart from many of the modern, domestic breeds - some subtle, and some pretty obvious. Here is one interesting example.

Junior is close to 20 years old, has lived at the farm for about 3 weeks now, and had a harem of 2-3 mares when he lived on the beach. Riptide is still a baby at 2, and was removed for intensive medical care last August. Squirt is around 10 years old, was a bachelor on the beach, and removed from the wild about a year and a half ago because he has a condition called degenerative suspensory ligament desmitis. All three of them are stallions, and all three of them happily share a pasture. They eat, rest, and play together, and have a well-established and healthy hierarchy. They can see, hear, and smell all the mares on the farm but are easy to handle, do not fight with each other, and are respectful of fences and other boundaries. This is not a living situation you would find on most horse farms!

In the wild, these horses learn how to live with each other. From the moment they are born the other horses in their family teach them how to behave, how to communicate, and how to be a well-adjusted member of the herd. Of course every horse is different and not all Banker stallions can be kept in groups like this. Ducky, for example, does best with geldings and is happiest when not sharing a fence line with any mares. But these three guys mesh so well together, and we’re thrilled that they have formed their own little bachelor band.

There are so many benefits to this kind of arrangement. Squirt has let some of his guard down now that he’s not feeling the pressure to be the alpha anymore, Riptide has a new “dad” who is keeping his teenage antics in line, and Junior still has a family to look after, just like he did in the wild. He’s also learning a lot about being domesticated from Riptide and Squirt. They’ve shown him the joys of a shelter with a fan and an unlimited supply of hay!

These horses teach us something new every day. Studying their behavior in the wild and understanding how they communicate with each other helps us keep the horses on the farm happy and healthy. We do our best to recreate a natural environment for them, and it’s really great when things work out like they have with Junior, Riptide, and Squirt.

(Side note: We do not geld these horses unless there is a medical reason for it - their genetics are far too valuable. Squirt will never be bred because of his genetic condition, and will be gelded this winter. It took us a long time to gain his trust and we didn’t want to compromise the progress we were making with him. But he has come so far in the past couple months and we are confident now that he will be just fine having surgery once the weather cools off. In the meantime, he’s easy to handle and very respectful so leaving him intact has not been an issue.) ... See MoreSee Less

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I love following this site, thank you so much for educating us and taking care of these amazing horses 💜

I'd love to see photos comparing Bankers, Assateague ponies, and wild western Mustangs!

In the dressage world, we would never place a stallion in the pasture with another stallion. It’s fascinating the bankers have evolved and thrived in this cooperative way.

This is so interesting to me. That’s so neat how they get along vs being on the beach! They’re absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing this with us! Have a wonderful night! ❤️🐴❤️🐴

I absolutely love how you all manage these amazing animals.....I've followed this herd for more than 40 years and love seeing these posts.

This is probably a silly question, but do you ever think about breeding them? I know it doesn't make sense as the foals could not be released into the wild after being at the farm. I was just curious. Thank you for all you do for these beautiful horses at the farm and in the wild. <3

Thank you so much for the education- it’s so fascinating! Thanks as always for all you do for these very special horses.

I grew up on a dairy farm. We had horses as our pets. They all were rejects for one reason or another but we loved them! They had a new home and we had great companions!

I love learning about the horses! Thank you.

Always so informative and interesting!

Thanks for the info! Took a WHAT tour last Thursday and saw the amazing horses! I loved learning about them!

I loved this most informative article so much! Than you!

I love all that you do for these wonderful animals. Thanks for the information on the dynamics of the herd.

I love this post! The CWH stallions at Mill Swamp have always been my favorites of all the horses there (plus of course, Tradewind, who lives with me now and also won't be gelded). Easy to handle, personable and most, though not all, get along. One day I'll make it out to the farm to meet these guys! Very sorry to hear about Squirt. We have a mare (not a Corolla) that has DSLD, and I wouldn't wish that for any horse.

Pretty incredible how the have acclimated so well to domestic life and to each other.

Gosh they all look like sleek show ponies! Thank you so much for all your efforts and care💕

Thank you for the great information on these beautiful horses.

Thank you all for what you do on a daily basis for these beautiful Horses.

How many other stallions are left in the wild?

These are some lucky boys to be there receiving great care, since they can’t be with the herd. Thank you.

I know horses well and have studied horse behavior for years. I find horses , dogs and kids have alot in common. Lol

Thank you for your post. So incredibly fascinating.

Thank you for sharing this information. I don't think very many people realize that wild horses are so different from domestic horses. Your explanation of how they manage live together is wonderful.

Appreciate your very informative update about the Boyz as well as CWHF eyes n hands on management of herds. Been enjoying the herds for nearly 40-ish years up the beach. Continued success with DNA projects very interesting 🐎 💜

This was Junior in the wild from October of 2018 in front of my cottage rental!

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2 weeks ago

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Spotlight on Michael Middleton Ceramics

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Michael Middleton Ceramics are designed and created from locally sourced materials.

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💖🐎🐎🐎

Couldn’t agree more!

I love his work

Beautiful work ❤️🐴❤️

Beautiful

We purchased a Raymond pot for the Twins to give to their Dad for Father’s Day and he Loved it and so does the whole family.

Love his work.

Michael is wonderful and his work is exquisite!

Love my pottery I have purchased from him.❤🐎

Beautiful work <3

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2 weeks ago

Moxie is ready for her closeup! 🤩

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Beautiful girl 💕💕💕💕

Say cheese! lol 😂 Beautiful Moxie ❤️🐴❤️🐴

Fabulous 30 year old!!

Meg can u identify the horses in this picture I took?

Andrea Bryan Hoss it’s “my” Moxie! 🥰

Is she going to have a foul?. Plump around the middle. Give Rita a kiss on the nose for me.

Beautiful ❤️❤️

Beautiful

Moxie's got moxie. :)

There’s my Moxie🥰🥰🥰🥰

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Corolla Wild Horse Fund

2 weeks ago

Welcome foal #7! This filly was born on Saturday, July 10. Her name is Beatrice.

Beatrice has had an exciting first few days of life. After she was born, she didn’t nurse right away and was having a difficult time bonding with mom. But we kept a very close eye on them and thankfully by the end of the afternoon they had figured things out and everyone was doing just fine.

Then yesterday morning, our herd manager received a call around 6am that there was a foal struggling in the canal. Thank goodness there were three fishermen right there who were able to get Beatrice out of the water. Owen, Jeff, and George - you saved this filly’s life. And thank you to Carova Beach Volunteer Fire & Rescue and our staff and volunteers who responded immediately too.

Beatrice means “bringer of joy” and after the last couple weeks, with the loss of Lizzie, and Junior’s removal from the wild herd, we all certainly need a little joy in our lives.

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Beatrice was my grandmother's name. She died this past fall at 98. Praying that this Beatrice lives a long, happy life too! 💛

So beautiful! Thank you for sharing and for caring for all these wonderful horses.

She's a beauty! Mom will have her hands full with this curious little girl, I think!

Welcome lil one! I'm very excited to hear this wonderful news! I was just saying how we needed a new baby after reading about Lizzie & with Junior too! We had so many right off that bat I hoping for a couple more! Wow 7 this year way to go Horses of Corolla 💞🐎💕🐎🥰🐎....now about that 1st one 🤔 lots of lil girls! & special thanks to the 3 heroes who where there to help! ❤

Beautiful Beatrice! Thank you to all of those involved in her rescue-well done👏👏👏👏❤️

She's gorgeous!! It takes a village. Thank you to EVERYONE that watches over these beauties and keeps them wild and free!! 🐎🌊🏖

Corolla Wild Horse Fund we are so glad to hear that she’s okay! It was a Chance occurrence, and being able to save Beatrice was an experience of a lifetime ❤️ She went straight to nursing as soon as we got her out

Kick up those heels beautiful beach baby,💕we love your spirit! 😁

Welcome to the your beautiful world precious baby! So glad you have had so many wonderful angels protecting your first few days❤️🙏

What an amazing experience to see happen! Welcome to the world beautiful girl! My daughter is going to be so excited to see a baby horse was born on her birthday!

Despite a rough 1st couple of days, Beatrice is kicking up her heels! Congratulations on this spirited filly!

What a beautiful girl! So glad is adjusting and is safe!

Welcome Beatrice! ❤️ Such wonderful news after so much sadness in the last few weeks!

So happy thete's another beach baby 7 is a good number. Bright blessings little girl.

Thank goodness for Beatrice ❤️ & thank goodness for those three fishermen 👏 Something tells me that she’s going to live up to her name! Welcome to the world little girl! 🥰

Beautiful pictures!! So very thankful she is ok!!

What a beauty! So thankful for kind people willing to go the extra mile for animals in need!

So happy on the arrival of Baby Beatrice! Just what was needed after all the recent heartbreak.

God's gift in memory of Lizzie. She's beautiful and I feel as if Lizzie was there watching the 7th foal's birth. She is very special. God made the Earth in 7 days so it's appropriate Beatrice is the 7th foal. #ThankYouLord 💙💙

So beautiful! 7 new babies is Wonderful news for the herd

Such a beauty! Thanks to the fishermen! Thanks for you guys and all the volunteers who keep a watchful eye!

Just what would these precious souls do without angels watching over them.

Much needed good news for the heard! Thank you to those who pitched in to help this girl!

Welcome Little Beatrice. Thank you for looking after all the horses. And a special thank you to all who helped in getting her out of the canal.

Wow she’s had a busy start to her life. Let’s hope she has a long, healthy life...

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2 weeks ago

This Thursday, July 15 from 5pm-7:30pm is our first Sunset Sounds of the summer! Join us in the Corolla Historic Village for an evening of music and fun with Janet Martin, Sanctuary Vineyards, 96.7 The Coast, Dixie 105.7 - Outer Banks, NC, and Wild Horse Adventure Tours. Explore the shops and restaurants of the Village, including the CWHF store and museum. Admission is free! This is a family-friendly event - bring your blankets and lawn chairs. ... See MoreSee Less

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Sorry we will miss seeing Janet Martin! Won’t be down til August

Lois Rowland Little this would be fun

Love it!💕💕💕😎🎶🎶🎶🙏🇺🇸🦅

Sounds awesome Janet!

Wow!

Killing it girl that's the Janet Martin I know and love. Jamming Janet Martin hope your enjoying your day.

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2 weeks ago

We have some sad news to share this morning. On Friday, at the recommendation of our veterinary team, we made the difficult decision to euthanize Lizzie. Her condition deteriorated quickly at the end of last week, and on Friday it was clear that not only was the infection in her leg getting worse despite aggressive treatment, she was suffering physically and emotionally.

We'd like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the team of vets and other staff at NC State for their exceptional care of Lizzie. This was not a normal case and they went above and beyond to work with us and our local vet to make sure we were doing everything we could to save Lizzie, while keeping her comfort and wellbeing in mind every step of the way.

Thank you to everyone who donated towards her care, sent well wishes, and asked about her over the last couple weeks. You helped us make sure Lizzie had the best chance possible, and for that we are extremely grateful.

Lizzie lives on in her two offspring, Rabbit and Alex, and her influence on the herd and our hearts will never be forgotten. Rest free, sweet girl.

(In case you missed the first few posts about Lizzie: www.facebook.com/corollawildhorses.org/posts/10159504061478330)

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So sorry to read this but glad that she was able to have the best care and shown so much love in her final days! May that bring comfort to all that are grieving her loss!

Thanks to all for such valiant efforts! I am especially saddened because Lizzie looks so much like my own Welsh cob--a beautiful bay mare. Let us be consoled by the fact that she will always live on in Rabbit and Alex and their descendants and theirs, running wild and free. <3

Through tears...I thank you for all you did to try to save Lizzie. I have checked every day since she was removed from the herd. May she RIP and you all find comfort in knowing everything possible was done for her. So incredibly sad.

Thank you for all you did to try to save Lizzie. She will live on through Rabbit and Alex. Run wild and free Lizzie. 🐴💔

Heartbroken 💔 I’ll think of her whenever I see Rabbit who is a beautiful young mare and Alex a handsome yearling, both the spitting image of their mom.

So sorry to hear this. Makes me wonder about my little girl Faleesha and her family. Is there anyway someone can help me discover her parents and siblings since you track so much now. She came off the beach years ago. Let me know if there is someone who could help. Thank you and again so sorry.

So sorry to hear this. I know it is so devastating to you all to have to ever euthanize one of these beautiful creatures whom you love and take care of so compassionately❤

So sorry to hear this sad news. Thank you to all who worked so hard to save Lizzie. CWHF so very sorry for your loss… thank you for your dedication to these wonderful horses! Run free Lizzie.❤️

So sad. So thankful that she was able to remain on the beach long enough to raise Alex.

So sad 😞but I am also so glad these horses have a team to help when needed. I can't imagine the suffering that could happen if you weren't so dedicated to helping them ❤

Always a heartbreaking call, but thank you and NC State for giving her every chance while keeping her comfortable.

Thank you for everything you do, this was not easy I’m sure however the courage you take on to take care of these animals is amazing. Bless you all

Awww...rest in peace sweet Lizzie! Thank you to those who worked tirelessly to help her. It's always so very sad when a beautiful thing of nature is lost forever. Good to know her legacy lives on.

So sorry for the loss to all those who love the herd on OBX. thank you for all you do to educate about the public about the horses. Thank you for all you do to care for them. They are a national treasure. LIzzie run free my dear. You are now among the heard in the sky.

So sorry for your (our) loss. Such a difficult decision, but one made for Lizzie's best interest. Run free, Lizzie. ❤

Deepest sympathy to all who have cared for her. One of the hardest things ever to have to do. I know. Thank you to all the staff for your love, care and concerns for these magnificent creatures. You are in our thoughts and prayers

This is terrible news, I so sad to read about Lizzie..I cried, & am so heartbroken of the latest news I couldn't even finish reading this the 1st time around..can only imagine what everyone who cared for her is going through, especially with everything else that has been going on..We need some really happy news to be happen right now.(not that Junior surviving his incident isn't awesome), nut we need a new baby so something for real😪💕

So sorry for the loss but so appreciative of all you do for these beautiful creatures.

I'm so sorry to hear and for everyone's loss. Thank you for the work you do keeping the herds safe and healthy!

Such sad news. Run free & rest easy, Lizzie. 💛 As always, thank you to those that cared for her & my deep, heartfelt condolences to all who loved her.

I'm so sorry that she couldn't be saved. Thank you to everyone who fought so hard for her.

She passed knowing she was loved and cared for. What else can a animal ask for? Thanks for all you do.

Lizzie is now without pain and discomfort thanks to all of the help you provided. Y'all do such wonderful things for these Precious animals. Thank you for your hard work. Brandywine Farm is praying for God's Peace to rest on ya'll during this difficult time

I'm so sorry. Thank you and the vet team so much for your care and compassion for Lizzie.

That's very sad. I know everyone did the best they could. Sometimes there's nothing that can be done. RIP Lizzie

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3 weeks ago

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Wonderful

Such a beautiful way to start your day🌸

Heaven!

Great shot !!

We visited there mid June. Almost missed out on our tour but we're able to find another later that same night. So glad we did. It was amazing.

Such a cute picture!!

I love this photo!!

Good morning, Lucille

Good Beautiful Morning! Awesome picture! My absolutely favorites… dogs, wild horses & the beach! Have a Fabulous Day 🐾🐴❤️🐴🐾

Best view ever ❤️

Enjoy your day!!

What a picture! It looks like a painting 😍

what joy.

Good Morning !! Have a safe and wonderful day

Wow! I absolutely love this photo. It has everything-the beach, horses & a dog. Thanks for sharing it!

Beautiful

Lucille on the job, I feel like the horses are safe today.

Wow. How cool is that?!

Thanks for sharing

I’m glad Lucille is on the job today. Carry on. 😂

Cheryl Stiliha Colucci can’t wait to be there!!

Hey Mom, look at those big doggies!!

Aww! Ruff morning. Lol

Neat❤️❤️❤️

Beautiful picture

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3 weeks ago

Junior had a pretty good week! Definitely improved from last week. He got a clean bill of health yesterday at his recheck. Got his teeth done (they look pretty great for an old, wild stallion), got his vaccinations, and also got some friends! He’s learned to lead (with a little positive reinforcement), loves scratches and attention from us, and has figured out all the perks to being domesticated like fresh water, a shelter with a fan, and hay. We are still heartbroken he is no longer on the beach, but at the same time so grateful that he is alive and well. We have no doubt he will continue to thrive on the rescue farm.

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yes, very thankful Junior survived his ordeal & is acclimating nicely on the rescue farm❣️

I assume he is still a stallion. Will you geld him.

Glad to hear that he’s doing well and adjusting good! Love sweet Junior. Thank you so much for sharing this with us! Have a wonderful day 🐴❤️🐴❤️🐴

So glad he's adjusting and making friends! 😍

That’s brilliant news, thank you for taking such good care of not only him but all of horses and not forgetting dear old Raymond.

Tears again, but these are happy ones. Good job! And thanks to every single one who helped him along the way. We are so lucky to have you! ❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏😘

Junior is the one I chose to sponsor this year glad he doing well but a shame he can’t be part of the wild herd. Thanks for all you do for these beautiful creatures ❤️

We visited him on Wednesday. Glad he is doing well!!

As always, I commend all of you at CWHF for what you do for these horses in the beach area and at the rescue farm. They are so beautiful and add magic to the beach. It is sad that they have to be removed from their natural habitat but I am so thankful for the care and love they receive at the farm. ❤️

As usual, heartfelt thanks for taking care of the horses. And love to RAYMOND!!!!!!!!!

It was good seeing him Wednesday, knowing he is doing good and appeared to be content. Being a wild stallion isn’t easy.

He Beautiful ! Glad to hear things are going well for him

Junior is who we sponsored last Dec. So I have a couple questions: 1. Can we continue to sponsor him even though he is not in the wild anymore? 2. Can we visit him at the farm when we come back on vacation? 3. Where exactly is the farm located? We are so happy he is doing well.

Thanks for the awesome job you do!

You guys are amazing to help them when the public can't respect their home! I always wonder if they think they hit the lottery or if they miss "ruffing" it. If only they could talk! Keep thriving Junior!!

SO very thankful he survived, and is livin' large <3

How old is Junior?

Are they with other former wild horses? Would they know each other from life before the rescue farm?

I'm curious if when you rescue these stallions, do you collect them for future use in case the herd is endangered of going extinct? To preserve the species? I know they wouldn't be wild, but to keep the type of horse.

So happy Junior is adjusting well! I, too, wish he could still be on the beach, that would be the best scenario; but since he can't be, you're happy & I'm happy he's alive & well at the rescue. He's a handsome fellow! Seems like he will do just fine where he's at. Sending lots of love his way! Thanks for all you do!!

The transition of a wild stallion to a “domestic” environment is difficult. The folks who work with these animals must be attuned not only to the animals’ physician condition but also their mental health. Thanks to the volunteers who slowly and patiently bring them along. In the old days, cruel people may have hobbled, tied and beat them into compliance. Thank goodness these magnificent horses are in sane, safe hands.

He looks to be in great shape.

If they go to the pen with others they knew in the wild, do they recognize each other when reunited?

I just can't wait to come see him! Give him scratches from me pretty please!

How is Lizzie doing?

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3 weeks ago

Our first Sunset Sounds concert is a week from today - next Thursday, July 15! 🍷🎼🐎 Enjoy live music from singer-songwriter, Janet Martin from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm in the courtyard adjacent to the Corolla Wild Horse Fund Museum. Stroll through the historic village to find specials and sales, the best BBQ, delicious wraps, pizza, and sandwiches -- all available from local merchants. Sanctuary Vineyards will be there too! Lawn chairs and blankets welcome. ... See MoreSee Less

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John F Reamer Jr You might enjoy this, not to far away!

Sounds great Janet! 👍

That red guitar and Janet Martin equals magic!!

When does Janet play?

Now that's the jamming Janet Martin I know and love. Love when you slide. Be Happy to kick in Janet wish I was there out working on my place. Kick some ass out there as always love the picking.

What time does it start?

Janet Martin musician/band , still got it!

Janet on that red guitar with a slide… A remedy for whatever ails you.

love watchin' someone do what what they do best. Thanks Janet.

the head bust on the table is alittle creepy!

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3 weeks ago

1981 or 2021? This may look like a throwback to the old days but it was actually taken yesterday! Breathtaking.

This is Acorn’s harem. He had three mares up until a couple years ago, when Raymond’s mares joined him. That brought the number to six. And now he’s got Junior’s two mares, and two year old colt Renzi and his mom are with them now too. Whew! He is going to be one busy stallion.

Speaking of Junior, he is doing really well at the farm. Has a follow up vet appointment on Friday but in the meantime he has been grazing normally, has learned to drink out of a water trough, and we can walk up to him in the pasture, put a halter on him, and he’s leading. Quite a difference from a week ago today when we thought we were going to lose him. ... See MoreSee Less

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Oh how precious !!!

Thank you for sharing the beautiful picture!! Acorn is trying to be like Rambler!! Thank you for your ongoing work!!

So wonderful!!

Wow! That’s so awesome to see! So glad Junior is doing good! Thank you so much for sharing! Have a wonderful evening! ❤️🐴❤️🐴

Beautiful!!

So cool! Love seeing them wild and free!

His is a beautiful photo! Thank you for the update on Junior! Sending positive and healing thoughts!❤️

Gorgeous little herd!

Love this picture and whose all in it❤️

Gorgeous! Glad Junior is acclimating well. So glad you were able to save him!

Beautiful picture for many reasons

What a stud.

So glad that Junior is getting well. Good news is always welcome.

Awesome photo. Never get tired of seeing these beautiful horses ❤❤❤

Just wondering if he is that tame in a week wasn’t he pretty tame on beach instead of wild ?? Just wondering

Beautiful ❤️. Thanks for the update on Junior. I had been wondering about him

This is beautiful! Thanks for the update

Do the wild horses drink salt water? If not, where do they find fresh water?

Acorn and his sister wives. 😁🤪😉

Beautiful

Just amazing!

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I was wondering where his girls Went

Love so much what you guys do! Love this photo!

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3 weeks ago

Last week we almost lost another horse to choking. Because of the quick action of the people who witnessed his distress, we were able to save him and he didn't die like Danny did last year. But it was a very close call, and now he is out of the wild forever.

We got a call Wednesday morning that Amadeo Jr, or Junior as we call him, was running around frantically, rolling, and in a lot of discomfort. We thought that he might be colicking, but upon arrival it was clear he was choking. He was behaving exactly like Danny did last year when he choked. There were several moments during the rescue where we thought he wasn't going to make it, but we were ultimately able to get him onto the trailer and to the rescue farm, where the vet met us immediately. He confirmed the choke, and was able to get the obstruction passed. It took about 24 hours after rescue for our vet to give him the all-clear, but we are confident now that he is going to make a full recovery. In addition to the choke, he also lacerated his eyes pretty badly when he was rolling in the sand. We are medicating them twice a day and they are starting to look better but without treatment he probably would have had permanent damage to his eyes.

We can't say for sure if Junior was choking on something he was fed, or on something he got out of the garbage, but either way the message is the same. Please, please, please be responsible and thoughtful if you are staying in the horses' habitat. There are signs everywhere saying not to feed or approach the horses, so there is absolutely no excuse for ignorance. Anyone who feeds a horse is doing it knowing they could potentially kill that horse. We've also had a lot of issues this summer with overflowing garbage cans. If you are renting a house and the garbage is overflowing, please call your rental company to come pick it up. If there aren't enough cans, let them know. Tie your bags up and make sure the lids are securely fastened.

Every time something like this happens we get together with other stakeholders (the county, property management companies, law enforcement, etc.) and discuss what we can do to prevent it from happening again. Unfortunately, we are getting to the point where there isn't much more we can do to micromanage people's actions. If people do not take some responsibility to learn the rules and follow them, this will keep happening. We have some meetings set up to talk about garbage management, and we are going to ramp up our efforts to get information into every single rental home (this information has been available for several years: www.corollawildhorses.com/community-wild-horse-toolkit/). But what we really need is for every person who visits the 4x4 to follow the rules. It's as simple as that.

We are so grateful to the person who first called in about Junior; a couple hours later and he would not have survived. We are also indebted to Dr Sarah, a vet who just happened to be vacationing in a house right next to where Junior was. She kept an eye on him while we were making our way up, provided us with updates, and helped us catch him and get him loaded onto the trailer. And as always, we must thank our Currituck County sheriff's department for their support and assistance. Junior had a lot of people working very hard to save his life on Wednesday.

We put Junior on the trailer right at the foot of Penny's Hill, where he's lived all his life. In fact, one of our favorite pictures of his dad, Amadeo, was taken at the top of Penny's Hill. His ancestors have called that area home for hundreds of years and Junior's loss from the wild herd is truly devastating. Of course we are happy to have him on the farm, happy that we saved him, and happy knowing he will be safe and comfortable for the rest of his life. But he should be wild.

Please don't take the horses' existence here for granted. Follow the rules so they will continue to thrive on the northern beaches for many more generations. It's absolutely possible to live in harmony with them; to watch them and love them and appreciate everything about them without getting close, and certainly without feeding. Just like every individual horse is critically important to the genetic health of the herd, every single person who sets foots on the beach is critically important to their survival too. All it takes is one apple from one person. Please do not be that one person who causes a tragedy to happen.

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My granddaughter sponsored Junior this year, it hurts my heart deeply that people just don’t care 🥲. I’m thankful fir people like you guys and all those that put so much effort into keeping up with these beautiful creatures! May God always bless you and keep all safe!

Oh boo :( such a beautiful boy to lose genetics from. However, I'm glad he is alive!! Thank you for all that you do, I know there was a lot of panic and deep breaths in this rescue!!!

OMG!! I saw Jr almost daily when we were there. So incredibly sad he had to be removed from the herd. Praying for a full recovery and he adapts to farm life without issues.

So glad he's safe. He's so proud & strong. This is one of him & his offspring. Taken 10 years ago.

Poor thing! Glad he’s doing ok. 💕 When we were there last august we witnessed several horses eating from garbage bins. I wish people would be more mindful- we are vacationing in THEIR habitat. 😔

Thank y'all for your quick actions. We were there last week and had one trying to get in the trash (missing lid) . Knowing that food is dangerous for them ,we were trying to figure out how to keep him out/get him away from trash can, while maintaining a 50 ft distance. Well, he finally moved, my daughter went to grab a lid from an empty can and he turned and headed back toward her. Gotta keep that 50 ft distance, hw seriously backed her up until she had to get in the bed of a pickup truck. Then he stood there for about 20 min!!!! Sometimes keeping 50 ft away is tricky!!! (Horse DID NOT get to the food though)LOL

I'm sad Jr had to be taken off the beach but I'm glad he's alive. In Northern MN we have tons of wildlife that tries to get into garbage, rentals should try something like this to keep the garbage cans secure and the horses safe.. thanks for all you do Corolla Wild Horse Fund !!

I'm glad he was able to be treated successfully but sad he can't return to his home. Thank goodness for the people looking out, there are good humans in the world. ❤

it's all of those trumpetteers, they were so happy when he passed laws letting them screw over wildlife, like shooting bears and wolves while they were hibernating doing nothing. they don't care about nothin'!

So grateful you were able to save him, but so sad that he has been removed from the wild. Thank you for all you do for these magnificent animals

Honestly if people can not listen it maybe time to shut down the 4x4 beaches to tourists. Keep the guided tours, but shut it down for people to stay there or driving on it unsupervised. The horses deserve better.

Of course, the choking incident, then the saving of his life is paramount, but the absolute heartbreaking part for me is his loss of his natural home. 😢 Thanks for all you do to care for them.

Thank you for saving him! Hope his eyes continue to improve! Very sad that he had to be removed! How do y’all catch them & get them on a trailer? With them be wild, it looks like they wouldn’t want any part of loading into trailer! Awesome job!

Thank you for your efforts to save Junior. I am sad he can no longer live as his ancestors lived- wild and free, but I am happy that he is saved from choking and serious eye injuries. Thank you all. Planning my first weekly trip to Corolla. Praying I get to see these magnificent animals from afar! So excitied!!

I am crying right now....I'm so deeply grateful that Junior was able to be saved, but so deeply sadden that he is no longer wild & free. He has been one of my favorites to follow & is such a devastating blow to hear that he is no longer with his family all because ppl can't follow the rules or common sense 😢..everything seemed to align with him being saved unlike Danny..so thank you to all who were there to help this beautiful, majestic, handsome boy. Sometimes I really hate ppl & how they have no respect for the beautiful things that we have the opportunity to witness in this world..

They can’t say it enough … DO NOT feed the horses at Corolla! You think you are doing something nice by feeding them but you are not!!! You could kill a horse there by feeding it anything☹️

Fence these horses off so they are safe!!! Between cars, people harassing them and feeding them, this is cruel!!

Thankful that he survived, sad he is no longer in his wild home. Thank you all for taking care him and keeping him safe.

Curious as to why once he was saved he couldn't be returned to the wild. Pardon my ignorance in asking.

Might be time to keep people off the areas the horses call home. Some people are so ridiculous with their mindset. Ugh

What ever will it take to get this message embedded into the minds of those who visit the Currituck Outer Banks? I ask because it has been placed on social media, signs have been put up, messages broadcasted on local radio stations, flyers and pamphlets placed in realty offices and rental homes, yet it continues to happen. Don’t even try to defend something like this happening being the fault of year round residents. They have coexisted peacefully with these wild horses for years upon years. They go out of their way to look out for them and try to protect them. They love those horses and would never do anything purposefully to harm them. They respect that those horses are year round residents of this area also and were here long before some of the people. It lifts my heart to know that this horse, Junior, was saved from what could have been a horrible death but it hurts me to know that he has been taken away from the home he has known all of his life. I know he will be well cared for at the rescue farm but it’s not the same as being free to run across the sand, to graze amongst the dunes or to visit the waters of the shoreline. Heartfelt thanks to those who worked hard and fast to save Junior and to those who will continue to care for him now.

I read this post with the utmost joy because Junior survived & the most palpable sadness because he will no longer live how he was meant too. Thank you for saving, caring for & LOVING those beautiful horses. 🙏❤️

Such a shame to lose him from the herd, but very grateful that his life was saved.

So thankful for the quick actions that saved this boys life. It hurts my heart that he had to be removed from his home in order to continue his life. Some people are so ignorant.

It’s SO sad that some people just do whatever they want with little to no regard for the safety and welfare these fabulous animals. I’m so sorry Junior had to be removed from the herd, but grateful he is going to be okay.

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what a sight! ❤️

Happy Independence Day. And thank you all for keeping these magnificent creatures independent.

Happy 4th of July!🇺🇸

Happy 4th of July! I took this pic the other day 🇺🇸

Bacatcha'll 😎

Wild and Free 💜🇺🇸🌊

Beautiful! Have a Safe & Happy 4th of July! ❤️🐴❤️

Happy 4th of July! Keep these wild horses safe!🇺🇸

Happy 4th! Thank you for all you do for the horses!

Happy 4th! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎆🎇🐎😎

Such an amazing experience!

Happy 4th of July🇺🇸

Hope all is well today.

Happy Fourth to you all. Be safe. ❤️🤍💙

🇺🇸🎉❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Happy 4th!

Happy 4th of July.

And to you folks 💜

Happy 4th of July...Beautiful Photo

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4 weeks ago

Don't be the reason a wild horse loses its freedom this weekend!

Feeding kills, end of story. Our wild horses cannot tolerate food that is not part of their natural diet. All it takes is one apple to get lodged in a horse's throat, so please, please, please don't be the person who causes that to happen. And if the garbage at your vacation home is starting to pile up, call your rental company.

It is illegal to come within 50ft of the horses. Do not approach, entice, or harass them - citations are regularly issued and everyone is on high alert this holiday weekend. If the horses come up to you, move away from them. Help us discourage habituated behavior, even if it's slightly inconvenient for you.

With only 100 horses left in this highly threatened herd, every single loss is catastrophic. Please follow the rules, for their safety and yours.

Currituck County Wild Horse Ordinance: www.corollawildhorses.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/wild-horse-ordinance.pdf

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Run wild and free🐎🐎🐎 be safe in the beach!

Love the horses!!!! Best way to frighten them away, is suddenly put you hands out, with fingers splayed. It emulates what a predator would do and as a prey animal, they should shy away....

Had to go online to see where Corolla is located...It's on the outer banks of North Carolina. Strange...I lived most of my life in South Carolina on the intracoastal waterway, and thought I knew all about the NC Outer Banks, but never heard of Corolla and the wild horses...familiar with Assateague and Chincoteague and the wild ponies there.

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Great reminders. Thank you for sharing!

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If you're visiting, become a 'Herd Watcher' like many of the locals. Be active in their safety. It takes a village.

Please, please obey these rules!! Thank y’all for all the hard work you do to keep these precious creatures safe.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I hope there are stiff, expensive penalties for anyone that breaks these rules.

Prayers for the beautiful horses and that people will keep their distance and obey the rules for their safety

Please keep them safe! Thank you so much for all that everyone does for these beautiful wild horses. Have a safe & Happy 4th of July🇺🇸❤️🐴🇺🇸❤️🐴🇺🇸

Please let people use their God given common sense. I pray the horses are safe from "humans".

Beautiful

I was there last week and saw the banners you all put up about feeding the horses. Loved them. I feel signs like that should be placed on the dunes too. I had to remind soo many people last week to get off them. 😩. I have also given gentle reminders to people who have gotten to close to the horses in the past. Such a beautiful place and it all needs to be preserved. ❤❤

This information needs to be posted at every rental property! Too many people claim to not know the rules! Violators should be swiftly punished! Leave the horses alone people 😡

Thank you for all that you do to protect these horses. We are long time vacationers at the Outer Banks and visited the horses for the first time this year. It was such a beautiful experience, such a wonderful place 💜

Thank you for posting these rules~people MUST adhere to them!

Beautiful

THANK YOU FOR HELPING THE HORSES...

Just hope idoits like the ones you see in Yellowstone approaching wildlife don't show up in the OXB.

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4 weeks ago

Update on Hurricane, the stallion who had a branch tangled in his mane: Just as we expected, it came out and no one is worse for wear. Whew. 😉 (Here is the original post: www.facebook.com/corollawildhorses.org/photos/a.10152446519653330/10159485524703330/?type=3) ... See MoreSee Less

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Beautiful

Thanks for the update ❤️

Woohoo!!

Glad to hear was a bit concerned he might somehow get it wedged on something 💖💖

Wow God is so good !!

Hooray!

So glad he’s alright ❤️🐴❤️

So thankful! Thank you for the update.

Great update!🤗🤗🤗

Good to know!

Thanks for the update! Enjoy a safe and happy weekend. ❤️

I think he scratched it out on my house piling. I have a lot of broken branch in the back where he was grazing recently.

God Is So Good. God Does Not Make Mistakes🌿 Happy🌞Trails

Awesome!!

Thanks for the update! Happy 4th! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🌭🍔🍟🍻👍

Perfect!!

Great news! Thanks for sharing. 🇺🇸

No longer in a "sticky" situation lol 😆

That was quite the branch! Glad it cleared on its own.

Awe so happy 😀

I just knew he was trying to fish up some dinner or even appear bigger than the other stallions so they wouldn’t even consider fighting him over that prize mare he has eyes 👀 on 😂😂😂

Very glad to hear it’s out!

Great to see him doing well. ❤🐎

Do they get matted manes and tails like dogs do since they’re not brushed?

I love funny horse drama

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