Carla chose the name because she thought it would be fun to look for another Ivy while visiting Assateague

This mother-daughter duo can be found with harem stallion N6BMT-I “Assateague Lightning” on the Over Sand Vehicle (OSV) area near KM 21-25

Descendants: N2BHS-JQU and N2BHS-JQV "Gussie"

Keiper #: N2BHS-E

which can be found residing on the Northern portion of the island

Let's Keep Assateague Wild by Emma Hubbard Field Guide Carla chose the name becauseInspired to make a difference after the transfer of the horse N6ELS H "Delegate's Pride" to a ranch in Texas, then 6 year old, Emma Hubbard, decided to write this children's book to educate visitors to Assateague Island about the importance of following the National Park Service's rules so that horses stay wild and visitors stay safe. Over one year in the making, AIA is honored to partner with Emma and her family to make her dream a reality through