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unteer, are also entered. Others are Sandra Worsham on Tomac, Hallie Woodbury on Texas Brass, and Laurie Haynes with her Wars End.
Coming from afar for the open hurdle race are Randy Waterman’s Just Idling, Mike Adam’s Mr. Mountain, James Herbener’s Needaboss and Mrs. Ogden Phippe’s Iron in the Fire. Local entries which should offer good competition are Bill Walsh’s Task Order and Pann Drunagel’s Uncle Stump, which finished second and third in last week’s maiden race. Others from neighboring hunts are Mrs. Robert Clark’s Fools Taxes, Joe Claffy’s Carolina Queen, Jim Magee’s Durroco Kid, Larmonde Stables’ Evergreen and Pete Aylor’s Checkerboard.
Fifth race is the Mary D. Slaughter Memorial open timber race. Elzy Brown and Sons’ Miss Cherry, who does well on her home course, is among the many entries. Some other local chasers are Mrs. William Howland’s Kiev’s Lass, Roy Graham’s Boca Bird and Donald Richardson’s I Achieve.
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