Registered Names of 2022 Chincoteague Pony Foals So Far...

 Following are the registered names of the Chincoteague Pony foal who were auctioned at the 28 July 2022 Pony Penning Sale.  These are names registered as of 10:30 am MDT on 9 August 2022.  When I state "registered" names - these are names sent to the Chincoteague Pony Pedigree Database, amassed and kept up-to-date by Amanda Geci.  If you look at the database, only people who have registered their ponies with the ICPA&R - see next sentence - will have the seal seen in the photos attached.  I am using the photos taken by the International Chincoteague Pony Association & Registry LLC on the morning of the auction.  Underneath the photo of the foal, I will type in "quotation marks" the pony's "call" or "Barn" name, if it is designated, followed by the registered name.  (Sometimes more than half of the foals auctioned are never registered.)  Following are the ones named by the time listed above:

"Nick"  -  KKS Nickajack   (colt)
Home will be in Virginia

Hunter Bear of Assateague   (colt)

"Poppy"  -  Chincoteague's Pied Popper   colt)

Seaside Stella of Assateague   (filly)

Surfin in the Bluegrass   (colt)

Summer's Once Upon A Tide   (filly)
Home will be in North Carolina

Riptide's White Lightning   (filly)

"Hurricane"  -  Hurricane's Trail of Feathers   (colt)

Legacy's Legend

"Ren"  -  Goldie's Blissful Serenity   (filly)
Home will be in Virginia

"Felps"  -  Catch 22   (colt)
Home will be in North Carolina

Ember's Master Chief   (colt)

Zephr   (colt)
Home will be in Tennessee

"Jazzie"  -  JAZ Willa's Mirackle

"Finnegan"  -  Royal JT Finnegan   (colt)

"Rory"  -  SCC Aurora

Bayley   (colt)

"Velvet"  -  Kismet's Velvet Kisses

"Tigress"  -  Angelique's Tigress Warrior

"Tasi"  -  Barbara's Tasi

"Bella"  -  Norm's Princess Bella

"Petals"  -  Chincoteague Wildfire Tea   (filly)

"Jackpot"  -  Haldeen's Jackpot

Legacy of Duke   (colt)

Skylark's Calico Jack   (colt)

"Secret"  -  Chincoteague's Beautiful Secret   (filly)

"Zanna"  -  The Will of Susannah   (filly)

CLG Misty's Lunar Eclipse

"Teaguer"  -  JK Assateague Teaguer   (colt)

Miss Holy Smokes

   When more than ten additional foals have registered names, I will post an additional blog listing their names.   -  Hope you enjoyed this!

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