1963-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1963 November Voice | Page 8

NOVEMBER
MR. GEORGE W. HILL.
El Cajon, California
When we first came up with the
idea of a monthly article about in­
teresting people in the Walking
Horse business, our first impres­
sion was that the most logical sub­
jects were trainers. We have since
learned that there are many promi­
nent people, other than trainers,
who have contributed much to the
development of the Tennessee
Walking Horse in many parts of
the country. Our plans at the pres­
ent are to seek out such individuals
and tell you something about their
contributions to the breed and to
relate some of their thinking re­
garding the current development
of the breed.
Our “Profiles” subject for this
month is Mr. George W. Hill of El
Cajon, California. Some months
ago an error was made in mention­
ing this stalwart of the Walking
Horse business in the “VOICE”.
Mr. Ben Green tells me that we
stated that Mr. Hill was 84 years
Mr. George W. Hill of El Caion, California,
WV.t Coast Ambassador of The Tennessee
Walking Horse.
old and thus deprived him of ten
good years of future devo