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Casaii^aHuait V.ftS-'j - ft fjrf~ ftOtba,, \.£. 1 ‘ T j- S',ft Jf £ i < * ,'f : • -ft c ^Vj!\--’'. ■'» i 5 ;S’f'ffi: ft ’ Saturday, Feb. 25 — tjUenwood Park*1 Bkldiebarg ft.;. First Rare 12:30p.m. ■ .. y F.C J; Owner rbler hurdle rate ITS fcs.' 2. dgeo'timberrsM*' I Dpeftfot s-see—^nsSe—560 ih&, maidens .JQ ib«. . 4, Ladk? timber rare — i —145 tbs. . » -f - * | / , ••- , ‘5- Open hurdle race —, J ¥t miles—ifto lbs, ' ' •'•• % * -•-6. G^r,df-rte»owj»f-rtd^timfc‘eri«(g:---2,*i!!iale»^4a)3fe8.■** V 'iih’’1 ?. Ow'iwr?idertimb»»rrsLce—‘imife —binting'tack-155lba. -- ‘ XX >**»' ft %$$&$Maiden hqrdfemc*^ weightforage, .'jffr/'/ '&£ , " 9. Flat r»! — 1 Vi miles —100 !bs., makkmw 10 lbs. ,* .' r ‘ '■ X- Casanova opens the racing season on foreijm territory this yea4 giving/jx Kenwood Park its earliest race meet ever. ^ .'• Gienwbood Park is north of Middfleburg oathe w^ to Fpxcmft School 6b ^ ., Route 50 in the middle off JdiddlebUig head north at the flashing fight (a right , |jg$i))m tf heading east ion Route 50). The race course » on the right about two- * S&JgSIm-down- the road. General admission b $5 per person. *. * /'*• - pf4:/'4;Be8kfes the horse, races there will also.be the Harden and Weaver Bipdfvf ' fcsgrheginning at poonfor tadgatcra. The winnerwitl be determinedon the h«T , sis ^expertise in tailgating with a li<juid trophy to be awaidedi ’■-•

Sunday, Feb. 26: Hunter pace pair events, S|t. Sterling Farm, Casano^V noon. - ' ■ ■ • r» \.fv. fi’:;, Racing returns to Casanova’s own territory forth? hunter pace pair; v Mt. Sterling is on Route 60S off Route 29/211 north rtf Warreiittm. It Ss^f fex^hatti toot milesctown'hn the right. Admission is free.- f,/' Js8 The first hunter pap event will be for junior and senior foxhunters arid hilltoppere over a lVi-mile flat natural-hunting course. Prices will be awarded a'. - lor optimum time* '.k. ft'-j; ■ ,-5 '4. The second race is the Longwood, over -2Yt raUes of lwntKm 'cdmfttrXft - -