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Rappahannock News Staff Photos/Betsy Parker Center, Austin, left, and Tyler Burdick visit with one of their family’s sheep on the farm in Flint Hill. The 12-year-old twins were recently recognized by the National Museum of Racing as winners in a national art contest. Left, Austin Burdick’s oil painting, entitled ‘Broken Mallet,’ won second place in the National Museum art contest. Austin says he likes to work from action photographs, mostly found in the color glossy monthly, Polo Magazine. Right, Tyler Burdick’s ’Offside Backshot’ won first place in the art contest. Tyler says that father Todd first introduced them to the sport of polo, something in which both twins find plenty of action for their oil paintings and sketches.

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