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Although traces of snow still remain in scattered patches throughout the Virginia countryside, the work that's going on in the little village of Casanova in Fauquier County serves as a reminder that spring can’t be far behind.
The Casanova Hunt opens the 1980 spring point-topoint season February 23 with its annual races at Edward P. Evans' Spring Hill Farm. For the past month hunt members and friends have been busy with the multitude of tasks that all add up to one of Virginia’s most enjoyable sporting events.
Whether your interest lies in watching the horses, or in watching the thousands of people who flock to the Spring Hill course, a day at the races offers something for all. It combines color, danger, excitement and competitiveness with a beautiful day in the country. The Casanova Point-toPoint Races also offer a fun competition for the spec
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