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tune. Yet the horse became the backbone of Virginia^ frontier days. *
Washington, Jefferson and Madison could not have traveled to unify the surging, far flung, revolutionary new young nation without the horse.
Over most of Virginia’s 380-year history, the horse ; is found at the central core of life. Until the motorcar arrived nearly three centuries after Jamestown, horses were the main means of transportation.
See HORSE, Page 8
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