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Old Dominion
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SKf °Ve,r her, TmVs head 88 he landed, Ms. Slw eaned,^eU back in her stirrups and pulled on Rep s reins, lifting the horse’s head up and restoring his balance.
P“r gave up a little ground in the incident, but it wasn t enough to lose the race as they finished five lengths in front at the wire.
Eva Dahlgren’s Ahwaz, D. M. “Speedy” Smithlrons-
was second, followed several
hght 8 ^ Charlie Fleischmann on Mighty De“He’s
a pretty amazing little horse,” Ms. Graham said of her mount after the race. “Ahwaz came up on him halfway up the hill and he just started getting stronger. He has a lot of foot, he really does.”
Speedy Smithwick made up for his loss in the second division of the novice timber when he guided t ■ l i , ™ Fanning’s Insh-bred Churchtown Dream to a three-length victory over Joyce Fendley’s Devil’s Valentine.
Third place in this race went to Jim Mills’ Glittertind, ridden by Doug Fout. Glittertind fell at the last fence and lay still on the ground as his rider, Doug Fout, rose to his feet.
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