Kilgore and Holland Form New Partnership
Thursday, December 8, 2005
The Bob Kilgore family of Tuscaloosa, Ala., and the Neal Holland Jr. family of Decatur, Ala., announce the formation of a new equal partnership to own and operate Sand Creek Farm and Sand Creek Sales effective immediately.
“While Neal Holland Jr. is a relative newcomer to the walking horse business he has enjoyed a tremendous amount of success and brings a level of talent and integrity that will be beneficial to the entire industry,” said Bob Kilgore.
Both families are excited about their new venture and invite everyone to visit Sand Creek when they are in Shelbyville.
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