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Crowds at point-to-points 1 are usually smaller, though railside tailgate parking is usually sold out at every venue. Don’t expect a crush of humanity like the Foxfield infield or busy Member’s Hill at Great Meadow at a point-to-point. Smaller crowds, cheaper tickets ami less stringent admission limitations (most point-to-points allow leashed dogs, for instance) make the point-to-point circuit enjoy* able for fans who want to watch the ‘chase action dose up and even mingle with the participants.
This spring guide leads you through the season. Included are a number of helpful items: a pull-out map and calendar; feature articles an area trainers -and training tips; last year’s winners so you can keep an eye on the competition; and a photo essay on Virginia racing through the years.
Firsttime racegoers can use this tabloid medal as a guide to the faces and places involved in the circuit; sport veterans can catch up on the latest news and notes.
Follow the action all season long in the Fauquier HmesDemocrat every Wednesday, and the Fauquier Weekend section on Fridays. Online, log onto www.fouquier.com.
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