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•WarVeriton o Broadview, '‘Warrehte® 'j'Stj Saturday, March 1? 'First race 1 p.m. .;. ' '#g ■ > . Ffe -si; 0*wr-rfd(t hariHentee—J&irilee- t7a ««fc Ladies timber, race—-8 mites—145 lbs, : ,'3. Of*1!! timber race — 3 mile* — M3 lbs, is, „... Maiden hurdle rats^glXereiW—155 tb*. > a- Owner-rider tfmbtfhrw’e —3 mites —-189 H*Open hurdle race— I‘4 tidies —-1# lbs ■ ' 7, Flat race —l,S4mB«—160 Sas." * A ,- - v — <■'; i Hus is the 43rd funning of the Warrenton point-tO-pomt races. Raring on ! the historic Gold Cup course at Broad vieto give® .some of theriders a unique ' ^Opportunity to ride the course before the classic steeplechase the first Satur- '* davinMay- - \ 1 ‘ ’ \ ' ? i -s . Ti 5tJ? 5 CSV* -Vj • b V .•> r .i 11 V . *■ I ■ i
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•^Warrenton Hunt, will be giving a demonstration of the Warreutoil Hounds, ip The Ashland Bassets will also be shown between riu^L " u X# Xg, X- , \ X -s\ —*• ' y% March IS. ffcSj^
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