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WITH PtNK AND BLACK COATS, hard hats and eager spirits, this field ■ of fox hunters is pictured as it approached the starting point of Saturday ! morning’s joint meeting of the Montpelier and Rappahannock Hunt Clubs. T. : Newton Lohr of Madison County was host at the gathering and hunting was on i his farm just west of Madison; To make sure the hounds would have something i to chase, Mr. Lohr had in a tied ba#a trapped fox which was released at start of the hunt. The sly little animal took off across an open field, leaving, a scent which was followed a minute later by a pack of hounds and over 40 hunters on
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