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for point-to-point horses in 1960 at the Middleburg Spring Race Meet. By then, Col. de Nadaillac had received orders to return to France, and Logistics was sold to William Schlusemeyer of Warrenton.
Racing under his registered name, Logistics was ridden by the Colonel in the Virginia Gold Cup in 1960, but fell at the 21st fence. That year the Gold Cup was won by Joe Aitcheson on Ricacho, who was owned by Randy Rouse.
Now a retired general, Bertrand de Nadaillac lives at Chi try, near Paris, and an annual
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