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Fletcher came all the way from Mary Washington for opening meet; then generously gave her horse to John Thornton.) Arlene and Dr. Wake, Mary Jamieson, Elzy Brown and young Charlie, Jack Bruce, Bob Cerenger, and two Richmond College guests of the Fletchers. We were happy to number among our ground supporters members of the Tholand family, the Carney family, the Williamson family, the DeBergh family, Miss Annie Stephenson, Mrs. Kinsley, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Smith, Tommy Eastham and Magruder Keyser, and Cathie Fletcher’s guest Vaughan Lunsford from Mary Washington. The Rappahannock Hunt would like our friends and Hunt Territory landowners to know that they are welcome to see the hunt off, follow in car where possible, and bring houseguests to view the carded meets. The November fixtures are 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 13 - Meadow Grove Farm, near Washington.
Saturday, Nov. 20 - The Kennels, Thornton Hill, Sperryville. Saturday, Nov. 27 - Jessamine Hill, Washington.
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