North+Carolina+Wild+Horses

__ North carolina wild horses __ North Carolina has lots of different horses. There are the Spanish Mustangs of Corolla, the Ocracoke "Banker" Ponies, and the Shackleford Banks Wild Horses. [|Http://ncwildhorses.com/index.htm]

__ What's The Difference? What's The ____ Same? __ There are many similarities and differences in the three types of horses we speak of. For one, all three types of horses are decedants of Spanish Mustangs. One difference in these horses are that Shackleford Horses live on an isolated island with no humans. The only way to reach them is by boat. On the other hand Ocracoke Horses are larger then the Shackleford Horses. Those are some similarities and differences in these horses. [|Http://www.ncwildhorses.com/corolla.htm] __ Hmm, I wonder what they look like __ Did you ever wonder what the horses in North Carolina look like? Well the different types depend on what they look like. The Spanish Mustangs of Corolla are black or brown. If they are brown the must likely have a white or light brown mane. If they are black horses most likely they have a black or dark brown mane. The same applys for the Shakleford Horses. Although, the Ocracoke "Banker" Ponies are white, brown, and black with a spotted body of any of the 3 colors. Some of the horses as we said are larger then others, the Ocracoke “Banker” Ponies are larger then the Shakleford Horses. H[|ttp://www.ncwildhorses.com/corolla.htm] __What Can WE Do????__ The North Carolina Wild Horses of Corolla are in great danger of being endangered. Some people in North Carolina like to feed the horses which is not good for them. This makes them approach the road towards the humans and makes them get hit by cars. Also the houses being built in the outer banks effecting the feeding grounds for the horses. Before a development was built, horses had a good place for eating but now they must find new resources. Without the horses of the outer banks, Shakleford, and Ocracoke, North Carolina won't be the same. North Carolina Wild Horses have been around North Carolina for so long that everyone there know all about them. Let's work hard to make sure they don't have to leave like this. [|Http://www.kbrhorse.net/whb/whbgroup.html]