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Today's guest. Welcome to another episode of Papa Bear Heights.

Today's guest brings us a variety of experiences

dealing with horses, horseback riding.

Polo, she's been a member of the Cornell Polo team, Western Riding Team, and Dressage.

Also a member of the 4-H club.

Marley Lou Cash, welcome to the Papa Bear Hike Show.

Hello, thank you for having me.

Why don't we start by you telling us a little bit about the origins of how you started your

interest in horseback riding began where did your interest in horses start

because obviously it goes on beyond just riding a horse in a circle on your traditional what we think is horseback riding.

Yeah, so my mom actually had a horse growing up that she mostly kind of just

wrote at home and railroad and she actually at Virginia Tech she did

riding lessons and did cross country which is basically going through a course outdoors, going over jumps, like jumping over logs and other kind of

natural obstacles, a kind of standard like dumps you see like watching videos of horseback riding.

Yeah, so I just got interested, you know, like I feel like a lot of young girls, they want that experience like getting on a horse and riding.

And I started taking lessons at this kind of summer camp place,

was mostly like trail riding, really basics, walk trot canter.

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