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such visible athletes as U.S. Olympic riders.
“Both Ingrid and I are graduate pony clubbers,” Mrs. Corbin offered. “One of our contemporaries was [Olympic rider] Phyllis Dawson, who was a graduate Arated rider.”
The two graduate pony clubbers initiated the idea of a Rappahannock club last year. “Right now we have 15 member? and several inquiries,” said Mrs. Corbin. “Anyone who has kids who love horses and who would like to ride is encouraged to look into pony club.”
Mrs. de Wit said that members need not own a pony, but simply have access to a suitable mount. “That could be owning, borrowing, leasing or sharing,” she said. “At my stable, I have a few school ponies that are used from time to time for instruction.
“I also have a band of four mustangs. One is already a school pony—just as kind as he can be. The others just arrived from their Cross-Plains, Tenn., holding station [from the ranges of Wyoming and Montana]. I -will break them to ride presently, and they might turn out to be suitable children’s mounts," Mrs. de Wit added. ■+**
Her Waterland Farm is a 108-acre river bottom, complete with a snug, enclosed barn for “ground
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