Meet Real Cowgirls who tell their Stories thru Music & the Written Word

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This Thursday June 19th at Noon CST on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIOTwo Cowgirls who are Story tellers thru their Music and the Written Word...Host GARY HOLT visits with and shares the Music of one of Nashville's Rising Stars STEPHANIE LAYNE.We talk with New Mexico Horsewoman and author of "Wild Spirits: Running with the Herd" ANN CLEMONS. Visit our Great Sponsors at THE GENERAL STORE and the Gallery at EAST of SANTA FE on our website at www.equestrianlegacy.net . You'll find everything for the Horse Lover and those that love Equestrian Lifestyle!If you Climb in the Saddle Get Ready for the Ride with EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO!Listen on your Mobile Device or Computer...Heard Worldwide Live Online and On Demand

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