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In 1940, the Arundels moved from Washington to Warrenton where they established a home on Wildcat Mountain. There Mr. Arundel developed a strong interest in foxhunting and steeplechasing.
He served as Master of Fox Hounds of the Warrenton Hunt from 1950 to 1954, and as Joint Master from 1962 to 1968. He also served as Chairman of the Virginia Gold Cup since 1950, building it into one of the nation’s greatest steeplechasing events.
Also important to Mr. Arundel was the conservation of wildlife and natural areas. In addition to his many efforts to create wildlife refuges in the United States, he also donated a small island he owned off the coast of Nova Scotia to the Canadian Nature Conservancy as a bird sanctuary.
Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Arthur W. Arundel, of McLean and Warrenton, who is Publisher of the Rappahannock News and three other Virginia
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