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of his good arm. Nevertheless, Col. de Nadaillac was an unusually competitive rider and Logistics is described by Norton as “a natural ‘lepper’ right from the start.”
Col. de Nadaillac hunted Logistics regularly with Potomac Hunt during the 1958-59 season, and Norton recalls that the French officer and the American thoroughbred were particularly busy during the spring of 1959: “In a five-week period that spring,” Ray recalls, “Logistics competed in two horse trials and three point-to-points, and he “win’ them all, and for good measure he went hunting several times between competitions. ” ,
Well-nigh invincible on the Virginia point-to-point circuit, Logistics won 14 straight races over a two-year span before suffering defeat in the year-end race
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