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After the Tennessee race meet ended two years later, the event was moved to the Rolling Rock course in Pennsylvania, a course built by General Richard King Mellon who had won the 1931 race in Tennesee. The Rolling Rock Hunt Meet ended half a century later in 1983.
The following year, publisher Arthur W. Arundel, who conceived and built Great Meadow, arranged to move the legendary King of Spain International Gold Cup trophy and race to Virgina.
Called the Great Meadow Races during its first three years, the inaugural meeting was held on October 20,1984. In keeping with Virginia’s tradition of being the nation’s leader of timber racing, the International Gold Cup became a timber race at Great Meadow’s inaugural race meet.
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