Vanishing Horse Trails with Randy Rasmussen and the Music of Templeton Thompson

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GARY HOLT welcomes singer/song writer TEMPLETON THOMPSON and Back Country Horsemen of America's RANDY RASMUSSEN to EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO.Templeton joins us around the "Campfire Cafe'" as we talk about her music and her life with horses.Randy joins us for an open line discussion on the future of our Horse Trails and the publics role in maintaining and preserving our continued use of public lands. Call in with your questions and comments this Thursday at Noon CST.

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