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Lord Miiday, naaen oy wuliam Carter, set a lungbursting pace for the Leeway, an open race for gfcntlefnen, three miles. Following closely on Lord Milday’s " , heels was Piney Creek, owned by Chuck Hackerman'and ridden by Wally Holly. As they raced down the field toward the steward’s wagon, for the second round, ♦ Piney Creek, faltered, his legs crumbled and he fell to the , ground, dead, of a heart attadc. The rider was unhurt. Lord Milday dropped back under the blisterii% pace and Height Award surged forward to take the trophy.
The Pony Club: 1—Charmaine, owned by Capt. J. L. B. Bentley, ridden by Beverly Harrison; 2— Spanish Mister, owned and ridden ' by Nancy Noland; $—Brownie, owned and ridden by Nancy Ome. Trophy presented by Mrs. W. P. Slaughter. f ,
The W, A. Laing Memorial: 1 1—Servex, owned and ridden by ^J. W. Sinclair; 2—Tamer> owned by Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Patterson, ridden by D. W. Paifterson, Jr. 3—Sailor Queen, owned by Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Patterson, (Sm POINT-TO-POINT, P««« »)
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