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cold thing about the whole opening meet.)
Hounds followed the Red full circle back to Muth’s, with hunters’ hooves in strong pursuit along little old secondary road 621.
Gravel was flying and the pulsating rhythm of galloping horses could be heard all the way to Woodville.
AFTER THE hunt, at High Thicket, breakfast was given to the Rappahannock Hunt membership by Mr. and Mrs. George E. Muth and Mr. and Mrs. James P. Jamieson.
Because of the gorgeous bright warm weather, many of the morning’s foxhunters transformed into swimmers and sunbathers, to discuss the run around the Jamieson’s pool before attacking the buffet. This lent a somewhat unseasonal
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