Corolla Wild Horse Fund
Dash, right, and his mother, Rotor, make a rare public appearance on an Outer Banks beach. 
“There are a handful of horses that we are lucky to see once or twice a year because they live deep in the marsh in places that are difficult (or often impossible) for us to access,” Corolla Wild Horse Fund herd manager Meg Puckett wrote on Facebook.
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