SOUNDS OF THE SEASON WITH MARY KAYE & ROBERT EVERSOLE on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO

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THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12th on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO...Come Celebrate the Sounds of the Season on this weeks CAMPFIRE CAFE with our special guest the multi award winning singer/songwriter Mary Kaye!Robert "Trailmeister" Eversole joins us on SADDLE UP AMERICA to share Trial Tips for all level of Trail Riders...with just a touch of hurmor!It starts Live at Noon CST with award winning host Gary Holt and Bobbi Bell or catch the archived podcast at Equestrianlegacy.net c

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