Indiana, also known as the 'Hoosier State,' is an enchanted place teeming with vast golden cornfields, bustling cities, and serene lakes. It's also home to a unique group of kids, renowned far and wide for their unruly enthusiasm towards horseback riding. These Hoosier kiddos are a special breed, fearlessly hopping on the backs of their trusty steeds, galloping their way into thrilling adventures. Let me introduce you to Indiana's unofficial mascot, a peculiar yet delightful imaginary character named Gallivanting Giddyup Gary. With a cowboy hat perpetually perched on his head, a pair of shiny boots seemingly stuck to his feet, and a hilariously exaggerated Southern drawl, this animated scarecrow is Indiana's biggest horseback riding enthusiast. Gary is a downright funny fellow, always dishing out horse jokes that make you roll with laughter. "Why don't horses sit down to eat?" he'd ask, before chuckling, "Too hard to lift the chairs off their hooves!" His humor is as contagious as his love for horses. He's the cheerleader, coach, and biggest fan of the Hoosier horseback riders, cheering them on as they master their trot, canter and gallop. He dishes out wise advice, too. "Remember," he'd say, "Riding a horse ain't about speed, it's about forming a bond with your four-legged friend." Whether you're a seasoned rider, a beginner, or a nervous observer, Giddyup Gary's antics and encouragement are bound to win you over. He represents the spirit of Indiana's horse-loving kids - fearless, funny, and fervently in love with their equestrian partners. Together, they make Indiana the horseback riding capital of fun and laughter.