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Wild ponies placed in pen after Chincoteague visitors ignore warnings to stay back

Carol Vaughn, Salisbury Daily TimesComments Off on Wild ponies placed in pen after Chincoteague visitors ignore warnings to stay back

A Chincoteague pony stallion, Riptide, and his band were penned after visitors ignored warnings not to approach or feed the wild horses.

Carol Vaughn, Salisbury Daily Times
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