Known Names of the 2024 Chincoteague Pony Foals

 This information is from the Chincoteague Pony Pedigree Database - a free service - where you can list the name of a Chincoteague Pony foal that you purchase.  Having the foal's name listed in the CPPD is completely free.  Their information page can be seen at:  https://chincoteaguepedigrees.com/pedigree/about.php  
   You may also register your new Chincoteague Pony - for a fee - via the International Chincoteague Pony Association & Registry, at:  https://www.chincoteagueponyassociation.com/

   There has been one foal born since Pony Penning - a solid black filly out the black pinto mare Gracey; with a possibility of 4 different sires - Beach Boy, Riptide, Legacy. or Prince.  She was born 6 August:



I am posting a photo of the pony first (with the 2024 foal number); the Registered name, then the "call" or "barn" name, if different; and the winning bid.   Here are the names of the 2024 Chincoteague Pony foals - using photos taken and copyrighted by DSC Photography.  

BuyBack  -  0  - 2023 colt - SCC Surfer's Point Break  "Hayden"   $41,000


1  -  Assateague's Copper Storm     $2,500


2  -  Oklahoma Twister's Spirit of Assateague  "Twister"     $2,900


3  -   Misty's Sand   "Sandy"     $7,200


6  -  Queen Neptune  -  KLS On Island Time  (raffled off; $10,000 raised)
*** Photo by the CVFC ***


9  -  Misty's Surfer Star   "Surf"     $5,000


BuyBack  -  11  -  Wildfire's Phoenix   "Phoenix"     $50,000


BuyBack  -  12  -  CLG Ember's Golden Flame   "Flame"     $30,000


17  -  Surfer Dude's Bucktide   "Buck"     $7,400


19  -  Surfer's Blue Knight of Tides   "Knight"     $7,300


28  -   Mavericks Apache   "Apache"     $2,900


29  -  Summer's Misty Tide   "Pirate"     $4,700


30  -  Biscotti     $5,000


31  -  Rylee     $2,900


32  -   Sparrows     $8,500


BuyBack  -  33  -  Mitzi Jo     $38,000


36  -  Kara's Shadow   "Shadow"     $7,500


37  -  Dexie's Cultured Pearl     $6,000


BuyBack  -  40  -  Bonnie Raye's Seaside Dream   "Bonnie"     $45,000


41  -  Valentyn's Lifted Wings  "Thunderstruck"     $2,600


45  -  Taco's Chocolate   "Belle"     $2,600


47  -  Shampine's Assateague Spirit   "Ruth"     $2,500


50  -  Otter     $5,600


55  -  Buddy   (given into permanent care of Stoney Creek Chincoteagues)


56  -  Hidalgo's Hearts Desire   "Hildy"     $3,800


62  -  Saltwater Circe   "Circe"     $4,900


64  -  Prince's Raindrops From Heaven   "Rain"     $4,100


65  -  Daydreaming of Cherokee Seastars      $3,400


69  -  Freedom of the Tides     $3,900


71  -  Hurley Whealton     $2,400


78  -  Buddy's Jazzy Boots     $2,500


80  -  DreamPower's Sonyashnyk Gift   "Nyki"     $6,900


81  -  Surf's Up   "Finn"     $3,100


83  -  Leather & Lace   "Stevie"     $3,500


86  -  Thunderstorm's Electric Sky   "Electra"     $3,500


88  -  Pappy's Rio     $4,250


BuyBack  -  89  -  Mariner's Elegy   "Ellie"     $21, 000


92  -  Bam Bam     $8,000


As other names are registered (or listed), I will post them...

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