It’s not without trials and hard work though. We take the entire northern herd from their corral to the beach, the dunes provide hard terrain and lots of opportunities for ponies to slip out between the cowboys. We got over the dunes and began heading down the Oceanside towards the southern corral. A foal would jump out here and there, foal #9 jumped out and really gave the cowboys all he had. The ... (Full Story & Photos)
A cool breeze and no bugs is not what was expected but everyone benefited from the great weather. Cowboys were very thorough in the far north for a mare and foal (Summer Breeze) who had been hanging out near the Md/va line. Once clear of there riders had many ponies on the marsh and all went smoothly until the notorious “Twist” and his herd decided to attempt eluding us. They gave it their best, ... (Full Story & Photos)
Heavy Rains early on Saturday made for a wet start to the ride. The ponies were absent to start and all ended up going towards Little Beach. The group of riders there worked to get all the ponies heading towards the corral, “Wildest Dreams” colt got entangled in some brush and the mother continued running. The cowboys were forced to capture it to prevent losing it, they then transferred the foal ... (Full Story & Photos)
Foal #34 is King Neptune a buckskin colt. The ticket pull will be tonight at 7:30 at the band stand! If you bought a ticket you have to be there to win!
