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By Betsy Parker

Times Newspapers Staff Writer

adng headlong into the

21st century, the newly

designed Central Entry

Office database was recently unveiled by creators Will O'Keefe, executive director of Morven Park in Leesburg and acting secretary of Central Entry and Ready Snodgrass, executive assistant at Morven.

Central Entry handles pointto-point entries in Virginia and many in Maryland and Pennsylvania.

Having all the entry information in the Central Entry database created a large working file with tons of information on active horses, owners, trainers and riders, O'Keefe said. Far several years, Snodgrass explained, she and O’Keefe had wanted to make

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