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allowance timber at the April 1 Carolina Cup.
Another Kinross color-bearer, and last fall’s 3-year-old hurdle stakes winner, South of Fifty topped the charts at Rappahannock, easily winning the program-opener on the flat. Read, a native of Warrenton, was aboard.
Millwood-based Jimmy Day turned in a flat double, winning with Robin Richards’ homebred Fought in the Virginia-bred maiden and with Randleston Fsum’s Tbp of the Bill in the open flat. Over Creek Farm’s Assembly, Tteddy Mulligan up, went two-for-two in the foxhunters timber division, racing evenly and jumping well before drawing off for a 2 1/2-length victory.
Results
Mary Mel Lewis Sweatt memorial maiden flat. 1 1/4 miles. Time: 1:36 1/5. 1. South of Fifty, o/Kinross Farm, r/Chris Read; 2. Devil Dinero, o/Gary Baker, r/Brad Johnson; 3. Bad Dog Press, oTom Hulfish, r/Tim Maddrix. 10 started, 1 pulled up.
Virginia-bred maiden flat. Purse: $2,000. 5 furlongs. Time: 1:02. 1. Fought, o/Robin Richards, r/Liam McVicar; 2. Hey Doctor, (^Kinross Farm, r/John Tobin; 3. Turning Night, o'Randy Rouse, r/Brad Johnson. 9 started.
Elzy Brown memorial maiden timber. 2 1/2 miles. Time. 5:22 2/5. 1. Aran’s Lad, o/Hilltop Farm,
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