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Rappahannock Hunt’s March 2 Point-to-Point gets heavy entry of top steeple chasers. “The big names of the Virginia Circuit," said Wade H. Massie, Race Chairman, “will run next Saturday over our exacting timber course o n Thornton Hill Farm. It’s two miles south of Sperryville on Route 522." The major excitement of Rappahannock’s program promises to be the Ben Venue, a race for gentleman in which points accrued will count toward determination of the best owner-rider combination of the Virginia Point-to-Point circuit. Now entered are the big guns from the Potomac Hunt: David Semmes on August Acorn, Harry Semmes on Sun Castle, Randolph Rouse'onthe' outstanding Twin Peaks, Jo Muldoon on War Lord II, Charles O. Jones, Jr. with his Weather Bulletin, and Kingdon Gould, (mount unspeci fled to date.) Owner-rider entries from the Loudoun Hunt are the popular team of Dr. Joseph Rogers and his Bally Guy, Allen Shreve, Jr. on Happy Toni, and Charles White on Taylor Maid. From Pennsylvania's Radnor Hunt will come Bush Boy carrying his owner, E. Newbold Smith. Jack Crippen on Tingaling and
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