Musical Guest GARETH, Horsewoman MARY MARONEY and BRUSHY CREEK LODGE & RESORT

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THURSDAY MAY 19th NOON CST on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIOOur special guest on the CAMPFIRE CAFE' is the very talented GARETH. Gareth Laffely is a 17 year old multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer from Gallatin, Tennessee just outside of Nashville. An award winning Native American Flute player, Gareth is of Mi'kmaq/Cree descent. Remarkably talented well beyond his years, Gareth has been touching lives and moving souls by tugging at heartstrings of many all over the world. “He’s a rare talent, and he’s still just a kid. Compared to a lot that’s going on in Nashville these days, he puts the ‘music’ in Music City.” – Rick Moore, Music News NashvilleJoining us for SADDLE UP AMERICA! is Colorado Horsewoman/Realtor MARY MARONEY. When looking for the perfect equestrian property look to a fellow horse lover to help you find the perfect "Home on the Range".In the second segment of today's show Missouri's Brushy Creek Lodge & Resort owner JOANN BECKER will take us on a tour of one of the state's most popular riding destinations located in the heart of the Mark Twain National Forest.EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO is Heard Around the World on your Mobile Device and Steaming Live Onlind and OnDemand at www.equestrianlegacy.net

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