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Old Dominion Hunt’s point-to-point races will be Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eastham’s Ben Venue Farm, 16 miles wes^ of Warrenton off Route 211. Spectators will have a panoramic view of all the fences on this lovely rolling course.

Post time for the first of nine well-filled races is 11 a.m. when teams from local hunts will compete in the hunting pair race. Two junior flat races for ponies are next.

The Crest Hill, maiden hurdle race, goes off at 1:30, followed by the Leeds Manor open timber event.

Sixth race, the Big Cobbler owner-rider hurdle race, is part of the competition for the First Colony trophy. Bill Chewning's Blue Nearco is currently leading with 10 points, while Gibby Semmes’ Second Call is close behind with eight. Next is the Thumb Run, open hurdle event, and then

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