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Hunter Trial
The Hazelmere Hounds, Griffinsburg, will hold a hunter trial at Culpeper Horse Show Grounds, Saturday, November 29, at 12:30 p.m.
There will be eight classes with ribbons and trophies plus a championship and, reserve. Entry fees are $2 per class and $1 parking charge for spectators.
The classes are: Virginia Hunter Trophy; Lightweight Hunters; Middle and Heavyweight Hunters; Ladies Hunters; The 4TalIy-H9, owner up, time only to count; Teams of Three Hunts; Hazelmere Hounds challenge Trophy (lo be won three times by same owner); and Pairs of Hunters to be shown abreast, hll horses must* have been hunted with a registered or recognized hunt.
Following the hunter trial, there will be a supper at the Club House, for members and their guests.
Carroll Curran, well-known horseman from Maryland will be one of the judges. For further information on Hunter Trial, write Mrs. Alan D. Kinsey, Over-the-Hill Farm, Griffins burg, or Mrs John R. DeBergh, Harris Hollow Farm, Washington.
HUNT BREAKFAST
Mrs. Skolovsky entertained at a hunt breakfast at “Langlea Farm," Boston on Tuesday, November 11, after a joint meet of the Rappahannock and Hazelmere Hunts. Those from Rappahannock who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Greenaway, Jack Bruce, James W. FletcherWade H. Massie III, W. Q. Eastham, F, M« Lewis and Mr. and Mrs John R DeBergh.
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