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Olympic Team rider. Miss Cathy Kusner will pilot Mrs.
A. C. Randolph’s Walrus over the 3-mile jumping course in the Mount Salem Ladies’ Race
at the Rappahannock Point-toPoint, Saturday, March 7.
Miss Kusner will compete against Miss Kitty Smith on DbrialdTafterson's rrfsh Dash7' Gene Branham’s Harkimell^ with Miss Lynn Bradshaw^ up; Thomas Beach's M y c r o f t, carrying Miss Virginia Beach; Robert Seward’s Pink Friday under Miss Marilyn Reid; Mrs. R. G. Woolfe, jr. on her Molly and Mrs. W. L. Rochester, jr. on her Piping Bess.
Mr. Frank Chapot, of the U. S. Equestrian Team, is scheduled to ride Col.-Lowell Riley’s mare. Battle Wack in the big timber race, The Mount Marshall for Gentlemen. His competition will be Dr. Jo Roger’s on his Bally Guy, Joseph Claffy’s Royal Bim, Mrs. Randolph’s Carmarque, Mrs. E. F. Penn^baker’s Derrydown, J.A.B.Dahlgren's Wantnaught; Maj. Andrew Montgomery’s R u s t i e Rose (Dale Jenkins up;) Gordon Fishback on George M. Burns’ Herkimer and James Rhodes on C. Oliver Goldsmith's Arundel.
Twelve-thirty at Thornton Hill Farm, 2 miles south of Sperryville, on Route 522, is starting time for the first race of the 8-event Rappahannock meet. All timber races show big entry this year.
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