George John Whyte-Melville (1821–1878) was a Scottish novelist of the Victorian era, and a talented amateur sportsman. Best known for his works related to horses and the sport of fox hunting, Whyte-Melville possessed a unique literary style that often reflected his passion for the outdoors and gentlemanly pursuits. 'Riding Recollections' (1868) serves as an eloquent testament to this, offering an ...