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timber race with Seven Corner trophy points, is eighth on the card and has the top three from last week’s race, Randolph Rouse’s Quashed, Ernest Oare’s Allen B. J. and Roy Graham’s Boca Bird. Others are Arch Kingsley’s Long Cheer, Robert F. Palmer’s Audio Econ, David Semmes’s August Acorn, Harry Ruhsam’s Mr. Continental, George Strawbridge’s Foxonewa, L. Leffertes’ Patrick and Randy Rouse’s BuenPaisano and Free Movement.
Final, and probably the most hotly contested race of all, is the hound race, which has 66 hounds entered. T. E. Olinger’s Skeeter, last year’s winner will be back again. Jack W. Bruce, former huntsman of Rappahannock Hunt, has entered 20 hounds, and other local sportsmen with numberous entries are J. M. Gibb and David Norman.—June Ruhsam
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