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What a blast of a view! It almost knocks you off the horse, all the way from Bessie Dell, below Woodville, up to Old Rag topping the Blue Ridge, and over against the ramparts of two-headed Turkey.
Jim Bill swung west through the O’Bannon orchard up an to lower Fielding and eased toward Millie’s Cabin.
At one pcdnt, leaving the orchard, Larry Lehew touched Mother Earth when his lit;le thoroughbred gave an extra airy jump over a drop fence.
His son, returning at a gallop from the scene of the toss, was asked about this father: “Oh, he’s fine. He can still walk.”
And we saw an unwilling pedestrian high above us wading through deep grass.
AFTER THAT we galloped along a machinery road leading to a small plank bridge. Horses were veering and exploding as they came to it. Suddenly, we discovered why when Bill Fannon’s hard-going bay dropped his rear end through the planks. We extricated himself, so at the
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