T6K-A "Bonnie" Colt and in the Bayside Campground/Developed

and in the Bayside Campground/Developed Area in the summer

to dam N2BHS-M "Susi Solé" and sire N9BM-JQ "Billy Bob"

At the end of the story the reader learns what could happen to a wild horse that eats human food and what they can do to help keep Assateague wild

was born during a nasty Nor'easter that hit the island on May 7

T6K-A "Bonnie" Colt and in the Bayside Campground/DevelopedT6K A "Bonnie", a bay pinto mare, was born in October of 2002 On January 4, 1992, a nasty storm hit Assateague Island. The storm created substantial over wash leaving the horses of the Northern end in critical danger. Twelve horses drowned that day one of the few surviving mares was T6K (Bonnie's dam). She was pregnant by M7D "Sebastian" at the time, and their foal was later dubbed T6KQ "Hurricane". Bonnie's dam retreated North once again and started