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Tailgate
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“I have nothing to do with the judging. I have too many friends involved. ” He takes credit only for the idea of the annual competition, which benefits Washington’s Children’s Hospital. “You’d be surprised at how many children from Warrenton, Rappahannock, Loud[ oun and Prince William have been 1 treated there,” he said .
It was Mr. Montgomery who persuaded Harden and Weaver to lend their names and publicize the annual event on their popular morning radio show.
“Frank Harden and Jack Weaver are dear friends from way back,” he said. Mr. Montgomery met the duo through their morning predecessor, Bill Mayhugh, who now hosts a late night show on WMAL.
“Bill Mayhugh and I played in a dance band together, and my wife was the singer,” Mr. Montgomery said, adding that Mr. Mayhugh is a regular at the Casanova races. ' As to the expertise for the tail| gate competition, Mr. Montgomery 1 said that belongs to three judges: ! Arturo Casanova III, whose family ties to the race go back generations; Mike Causey, Washington Post journalist who writes the daily FedSee
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