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40674
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North Carolina's Wild Horse population has declined substantially, particularly in the past few decades because of human activities such as land development. Included is a list of Inner and Outer Banks islands where these descendants of Colonial Spanish mustangs can still be seen. Through programs such as the Corolla Wild Horse Fund, there is hope to preserve the remaining equine populations.
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Wild ponies--North Carolina, Eastern; Wild Ponies--Outer Banks--Ocracoke; Wild Ponies--Inner Banks--Cedar Island; Wild Ponies--Outer Banks--Currituck Banks; Wild Ponies--Outer Banks--Shackleford Banks; Wild Ponies--Shackleford Banks--Carrot Island ; Corolla Wild Horse Fund; The Foundation for Shackleford Horses; Wild Ponies--American Livestock Breeds Conservancy; Wild Ponies--American Indian Horse Registry
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40694
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Stables like Equine Adventures give a view of the Outer Banks from the saddles of tame horses. Stables like Cedar Island Stables also offer a view, albeit from a safe distance, of a small group of North Carolina’s famous Wild Ponies. For those who can’t ride saddleback, Lighthorse Horse Rides also provides a cart option.
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