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and Hound from Ann Pankow, who established Rappahannock County’s only tack shop 13 years ago. Pankow started out in the old packing shed on the north side of U.S. Route 522, later moving the shop to a converted house on the south side of the road across from the post office, the current location.
Whaley says her interest in saddlery was a natural after a lifetime in the horse business. “I like people, and I especially like sharing how to get correct fit and (proper equipment) for each discipline. That’s grown to be my specialty.”
Whaley was bom in Windsor, near London. “I was a totally horse crazy child,” she recalled, taking a minute from
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