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Yoenis Cespedes Goes Old Western And Rides Horse To Work

The Mets outfielder went from Lamborghini to horseback.
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After essentially having his own car show at spring training last week, New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes decided to switch things up and ride a horse to work on Tuesday morning. You read that right: a horse.

Check out the outfielder, donning a flannel shirt and cowboy hat, looking all majestic in the Mets' parking lot.

He wasn't the only player to ride a horse into Spring Training. Check out pitcher Noah Syndergaard also joining in on the fun.

Although it looks like Cespedes was having a lot of fun on his steed, the outfielder will probably be sticking to his Lamborghinis and Slingshots in the future. 

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