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 Published Articles

Pinckney, Roger. “This ‘N That: Saving South Carolina’s Rare Hunting Horses.” Sporting Classics May/June 2011: 11. Print.  (Used by permission of Sporting Classics.)
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Allen, Margaret E. “A Rare Breed: Working to Preserve South Carolina’s Marsh Tacky Horse.” Charleston. Charleston, Feb. 2011. Web. 07 June 2011. (Used by permission of Charleston Magazine.)
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DeLune, Clair.  “A Horse of a Different Color.” Sandlapper Magazine Winter 2010: 6-9. Print. (Used by permission of Sandlapper Magazine.)
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Poland, Tom. “A Horse for All Seasons.” South Carolina Wildlife. South Carolina Wildlife, Sept./Oct. 2010. Web. 07 June 2011. (Used by permission of South Carolina Wildlife.)
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Maxwell, Jenny. “A Rare Breed.” South Carolina Living June 2010: 16-20. Print. (Used by permission of SC Living)

McFadden, Jackie. “The Marsh Tacky: Help Preserve a Living Piece of Equine History.” Trailblazer Magazine March 2010: 42. Print.
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“The Marsh Tacky in History.” Glimpses: A Publication of the Hilton Head Island Heritage Library February 2010: 5. Print. (Used by permission of HHI Heritage Library.)
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Pinckney, Roger. “A Breed Apart.” Garden & Gun. Garden & Gun, April/May 2009.  Web. 3 April 2009.  (Used by permission of Garden & Gun.)
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Pinckney, Roger. “Horizons.” Sporting Classics March/April 2009: 49+ . Print.  (Used by permission of Sporting Classics.)
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Pinckney, Roger.  “Small Horse, Big Heart: The Marsh Tacky is a breed apart.” Sandlapper Summer 1997: 54-55. Print. (Used by permission of Sandlapper Magazine.)
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 Multimedia
 Horse Tales TV Show
   
 
 
Marsh Tacky horses will be featured on, October 2, 2011, on a new TV show, Horse Tales, hosted by David Grant (aka Pee Dee Cowboy) and his daughter Blaire. The show will air weekly on WWMB CW21 on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and will feature horse activity in South Carolina. The episodes will be available for viewing on the Horse Tales website: http://horsetalestv.com.
 
 
 American Gun Dog Show
 
 
 

Marsh Tacky owner and breeder, Marion Gohagan, along with his son, Jake, and friend, Jeff Williams, filmed a hog hunting show with Marsh Tackies in mid- May 2011. It will air as a show about the American Gun Dog on the Sportsman Channel in September.  http://www.americangundog.com/THISWEEK.html 

 
 
Marsh Tackies at Honey Horn Plantation
Planning a trip to Hilton Head Island, SC? If so, drop by the Coastal Discovery Museum's Honey Horn Plantation and see Marion Gohagan's Marsh Tacky mare, Bullet, and her filly, Honey Horn May! They now live in the newly renovated horse barn and serve as ambassadors to the breed.
 
 
 Congratulations and Thank you! 
 
 
Photo courtesy of Sara Wright/Bluffton Today
 
Congratulations to Sara Wright, Education Reporter for Bluffton Today, for winning second place in the South Carolina Press Association’s Photo Contest for her photo of Bullet and Honey Horn May!  She won second place for a Feature Photo in a daily newspaper with a circulation under 20,000.  Thank you for all that you do to support and promote the Marsh Tacky horse!
 

11-year-old Thomas Goodwin and Marsh Tacky Liberty Blue, along with proud parents, Chris and MJ Goodwin of Blackberry Ridge Horse Farm, represented our state heritage horse at the Upstate Equine Expo - Horse Play on May 21, 2011 at the T. Ed Garrison Arena in Pendleton, SC.
 
   Beach Race Video by Cory Tressler -- Coastal Discovery Museum volunteer