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Why This Disabled Veteran Rides a Steel Horse as 'The Crazy Cranford Cowboy' | Extraordinary People
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3:49Now PlayingIn this episode of 'Extraordinary People', a disabled veteran known as "The Crazy Cranford Cowboy", built himself a mechanical steel horse (also known as a 'motor pony') that he rides around Cranford, New Jersey.
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"My wife said I couldn’t have a real-life horse in Cranford, didn’t say anything about a mechanical horse," he told The Post.
Steve Bacque developed Western-themed toys in Texas before moving to the Garden State. Bacque, a disabled vet, hopes to manufacture and operate motor ponies across the country in the future in partnership with other veterans who have developmental disabilities.
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