An Assateague Island National Seashore wild horse died after sustaining injuries in what is believed to be a hit-and-run accident. A park employee found the 4-year-old mare (N2BHS-CKP) dead on ...

Some of Assateague’s 113 horses have become particularly fond of junk food and interact with people who bring it into the park. The horses beg. They pester. They even run a hustle that wouldn ...

BERLIN, Md. — A 4-year-old wild horse was found dead Tuesday after officials say it was hit and killed at the Oceanside Campground of Assateague Island National Seashore. According to park ...

There’s just something about the image of horses running along beaches, crashing gallantly through the surf, muscles rippling beneath windswept coats. It’s the stuff of Hollywood and the ...

The first thing visitors notice about Assateague Island National Seashore is this: The 114 wild horses that inhabit the beachfront park along the Atlantic Ocean have full run of the place.

The horse, known as Johnny's Star, appeared uninjured, park officials say. News Sports Entertainment Business Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals. NEWS. Assateague horse struck in hit-and-run.

There’s just something about the image of horses running along beaches, crashing gallantly through the surf, muscles rippling beneath windswept coats. It’s the stuff of Hollywood and the ...

There’s just something about the image of horses running along beaches, crashing gallantly through the surf, muscles rippling beneath windswept coats. It’s the stuff of Hollywood and the ...

There’s just something about the image of horses running along beaches, crashing gallantly through the surf, muscles rippling beneath windswept coats. It’s the stuff of Hollywood and the ...

BERLIN, Md. (AP) -- Technically speaking, horses are as foreign to the sands of Assateague Island as phragmites, the reedy marsh plant that covers hundreds of the barrier island's acres. The ...

On Assateague, the horses run free. ... And a warning reads, "Assateague horses DO bite and kick, and can carry rabies." You don't exactly find such alarming signage at the local petting zoo.

There’s just something about the image of horses running along beaches, crashing gallantly through the surf, muscles rippling beneath windswept coats. It’s the stuff of Hollywood and the ...