MUSIC WITH WILLIAMSON BRANCH AND COWBOY DRESSAGE on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO

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Thursday September 20th Noon CST on Equestrian Legacy Radio...Williamson Branch joins us for some of the best in Bluegrass and will share music from their new CD “FREE” on the CAMPFIRE CAFE’. Debbie and Eitan Beth-Halachmy co-founders of Cowboy Dressage join us on SADDLE UP AMERICA! It’s time for the Cowboy Dressage World Gathering and Finals and you’ll learn all about it!Listen Live or to the Archived Podcast at www.equestrianlegacy.net

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