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Horsemanship Radio Episode 33 by Index Fund Advisors IFA.com – Alan Hill of Back Country Horsemen of America, Catherine Cunningham helps teach good horsemanship in Guatemala episode artwork

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Horsemanship Radio Episode 33 by Index Fund Advisors IFA.com – Alan Hill of Back Country Horsemen of America, Catherine Cunningham helps teach good horsemanship in Guatemala

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Back Country Horsemen of America is a 40 year old non-profit made up of men and women serving 174 chapters in 27 states with 13,000 members dedicated to keeping trails open for all on our public lands. And Catherine Cunningham has created a program in Guatemala to take violence out of horses' lives, and peoples' too. Our Trainers Tip is on Ground Manners from ACTHA Picasso award winner Judy Limsky. Listen in...Support the show

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