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Front Royal livestock market, horses that put him on a sound basis to begin his business.
Family Partnership
His son, William G., Junior, joined him in the family business as soon as he was old enough. “Douggy has always been the stud man. He likes to haul and breed horses,” the senior Eastham explained.
(With two Williams, both nicknamed Dunny, things can get confusing. To friends, they’re Little Dunny and Big Dunny. To his father and mother, William Junior is Douggy, pronounced half way between Duke and Doug with a “y” at the end.)
Dunny regularly checks sales in Front Royal, Marshall and Timonium, looking for a good thoroughbred mare off the track to add to the 30-some head now on the farm. He’s in partnership with his father on the
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