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An added attraction ithit year will be the Seven Comer’s Shopping Center Trophy being offered for one rare, to fl! of the Hunt Point-to-Pointa in Northern Virginia and nearby Maryland, with a grand trophy to be given at the close of the Point-to-Point season to the horse with the most winning points in the sponsored race. This trophy will be offered the Ben Venue Race of the Rappahannock Hunt Point-to-Point. j
The race will be an owner-rider race for gentlemen, minimum miles. Horses must run in all, or as many of these sponsored races as posible to be eligibly for the Grand Trophy, j i
Also on the card for Saturday are four races fori juniors under 18 years of age; three run on the flat over a %-mile course; one on a 2-mile jump course.
Four major races will bring topflight horse fnopi Virginia land Maryland. The Ladies race, a grrtI’t
race and the Mary D.
hter optA h^ lnf^W^wrti
tnpber fences ea a Jtttl jr' course. The Beni Venue, with its trophy given by the Seven Comers’ Shopping Center, will be run over a 2%-mile jump course.
The Hound Race, open to all hound owners in Rappahannock Hunt territory (including parts of Madison, Culpeper, and Rappar h an nock Counties) is the last event on the card and vyill be run at 4:30 p.m. This is a fajvorite with everyone. •
Information concerning entries, schooling and reserve parking may be obtained by cantacting the Rappahannock Race Committee Secretary, Mrs. Paul A. Losely, R.F.D. 1, Culpeper, Va., phone VAlley 5-3214.
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