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The^experience of one rider and one horse dhring the hunfcbnvi need them that Mt. Rur/Lake .was already an accomplished fact. While crossing a very mtiddy branch, which the other horses had found only belly deep, this pair suddenly started disappearing in a hole big enough to swallow a bull dozer. With’ a great scrambling, splashing and a couple of strokes of the Australian crawl, both made it to dry land. First one muddy and junazed horse and then one muddy and amazed Mrs. Jamieson emerged.1
The field of seventeen was led by the Joint Masters: John R, De B|rgh and James William Fletchei^ Three Honorary Whips were out: Wade H. Massie, III, Bernard Dahlgren and Oliver Durant, II.- Three juniors were hunting: Buckie and Cathy Fletcher and seven year old Oliver] -Brown on his “ready" little pony.
Henry Magruder Keyser of Leeiburg, Jack Blankenbaker of Madison, Michael Nelson of Revs and Sam Meghee of Pennsylvania joined the regular members of the Rappahannock Hunt to make up the field.
There was a welcome turn-out of over twenty interested neighbors to see the hunt off from Springwood Farm: The Jack Nelsons enmasse with their,nephew, Mr. William Huxley of Hartford, Conn., Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawton Blankenbaker, the Robert Norrises and the Jeette Corbins. The youngest spectator^, seven month old Liesa Corbin, thought it all great fun._.and it was. goooaoiaooioaooooopota^
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