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Excerpted from Pony Glam blogger Madison Brown:

Flashback about 18 years to a beautiful farm in Illinois, a big black Thoroughbred mare named Ebony, and a toddler playpen. That’s what comes to mind when people ask me how I first got involved with horses. My mom would bring me along when she went to ride, and place me in the playpen while she and Ebony went ‘round and ‘round in the arena. Of course, I was far too young to know what was going on, but I had an instinctual love for horses that was evident when I would take Eb’s big soft muzzle between my tiny hands and plant a kiss right there between her nostrils.

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