CRAIG FERDIG, CHAIRMAN BACK COUNTRY HORSEMEN OF AMERICA on SADDLE UP AMERICA

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Tune in starting Saturday morning for SADDLE UP AMERICA with our friend and special guest Craig Ferdig, Chairman of Back Country Horsemen of America! We’ll be talking about “Hike the Hill” the meeting in Washington with Congress and other Trail Partners and maybe Craig will share a “Tale from the Trail”! Heard Around the World with host Gary & Mary Kaye Holt on iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast, Spotify and your favorite streaming platform and NOW Watch on YouTube…Just search for Equestrian Legacy Radio!

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