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Assateague Wild Horse Herd Welcomes New Foal

May 16, 2019
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Early on May 11, N2BHS-A (“Gokey GoGo Bones”) gave birth to a chestnut filly.

Topics: Welfare and Industry, Wild & Feral Horses

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Gokey GoGo Bones and her new chestnut filly. | Photo: Courtesy National Park Service

The National Park Service is welcoming a new Assateague wild horse into the herd. Early on May 11, N2BHS-A (“Gokey GoGo Bones”) gave birth to a chestnut filly.

The new foal, N2BHS-AR, and the Assateague wild horse band live in a busy developed area and campgrounds for most of the year. For this reason, the National Park Service is expressly reminding visitors to remain a minimum of a bus length (40 feet) away from the wild horses at all times.

Everything is new to a foal. N2BHS-AR will learn how to interact with the environment from her mother and other members of the band

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