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Master Jack DeBergh with his daughter Diane; Mrs. A. C. Randolph, MFH Piedmont; J. A. B. Dahlgren, an Hon. Whipper-in for Rappahannock and Field Master of Old Dominion Hounds, and Stewart Wells, MFH, Long Lake Hounds, Minnesota. Others hunting were Bucky Fletcher, riding the young Round Table mare of her father’s (with noticeable control), her guest, Walter Sykes, Joan Slewka, Mrs. Randolph’s guest Miss Thompson, Jack Carney and Mary Jamieson.

At Mr. Wells’ suggestion, hounds were cast in a new spot on the south side of the bend of the Thornton River sheltered by Mason Mt. A few days before Mr. Wells had been poking around along the Thornton which forms the lower boundary of his land. As he followed it down toward the Fletcher’s house, he noticed several fox den entrances, and felt that this protected stretch with its clear running water couldn’t help but please our local foxes. He was right. A minute after cast, the pack jumped a red, and followed him for two and a quarter hours while he ran practically the same loop four

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