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By LOUISA WOODVILLE
Arundel Newspapers Equestrian Editor 1 The steeplechase circuit comes around to Rappahannock County for the second time this spring when the Old Dominion Hunt holds its pointto-point at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Eastham’s Ben Venue Farm April 7.
“The course is in great shape. If we don’t get too much more rain, the footing will be great,” said race organizer Stuart Marr about the hilly course. t
The major change this year is that the Old Dominion hunter pair event will be held at Ben Venue Sunday, April 8 at 1 p.m. rather than on race day.
The race committee also added a foxhunters race, which opens the
| day April 7 at noon. Cammy Eaton jon Jambo and Janice Turner on Ro- tary Ann join regulars Eben Sutton, whose Uncle Reg won at Rappahannock, Dell Ennis on Spice and Marlin LeGore on Miss Moncacy.
A rider opportunity flat race is next, followed by owner-rider hurdle, ladies’ timber, maiden hurdle, novice timber, open hurdle, owner
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