A Winning Gift
“Chincoteague ponies are sometimes referred to as wild horses, but are more properly called “feral” since they are not native to the island but were brought there by humans sometime many years past. There are several theories about how this might have happened, including the one told in the classic novel Misty of Chincoteague by Marguerite Henry. That novel also details the world-famous pony swim and auction that still take place in the town of Chincoteague to this day.
bay: A color of horse or ...pony. Bays have a reddish-brown coat with black mane, tail, and lower legs.
body brush: A grooming brush with soft bristles used on the body of a horse or pony.
chin strap: Part of the helmet; the chin strap snaps beneath the rider’s chin and helps keep the helmet on the head.
grooming kit: A collection of brushes, currycombs, and other tools used to groom a horse or pony.
lead rope: A rope, usually with a clip on one end, used to lead a horse or pony. Lead ropes can be made of various materials, including cotton, nylon, or leather.MoreLess
bay: A color of horse or ...pony. Bays have a reddish-brown coat with black mane, tail, and lower legs.
body brush: A grooming brush with soft bristles used on the body of a horse or pony.
chin strap: Part of the helmet; the chin strap snaps beneath the rider’s chin and helps keep the helmet on the head.
grooming kit: A collection of brushes, currycombs, and other tools used to groom a horse or pony.
lead rope: A rope, usually with a clip on one end, used to lead a horse or pony. Lead ropes can be made of various materials, including cotton, nylon, or leather.MoreLess
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