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Tommy Hall Visits Wisconsin
Thursday, April 29, 2010


The Wisconsin Walking Horse Association (WWHA) was excited and happy to welcome Tommy Hall, WHOA Executive Director, to their state and their big March membership meeting. The meeting was held at Saxe’s Casual Fine Dining in Genesee, Wis.
           
Hall gave the enthusiastic group the plans for the year, told about the exciting expansion of WHOA and the WHOA shows across the country, as well as explained the new shoeing regulations announced by SHOW.
           
Hall is one of the top leaders in the walking horse industry and is highly regarded. The WWHA felt extremely fortunate to have the changes and new developments in the industry explained with his expertise.
           
Hall is an excellent speaker and when the meeting was finally opened for questions, he answered quite a bunch of them.
           
The WWHA wishes to thank Hall and the entire WHOA organization for his efforts and time.

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