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KANDY
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riders felt Film they were wn«afe) we'd take 'em out"
Rouse felt the obstacle was ready for the arid test.
NSHA executive secretary Jack Cooper; who'd helped Rouse with the jump design, assured jockeys there was ample room for a "wave-around" each fence, if something went terribly wrong.
Hie jockeys grudgingly
Thus, a field of eight for the first-ever race over national fences went postward.
Ib add to the trepidation, it was a maiden race. Two of eight were first-time starters. Three others were making just their second starts. "We were a little worried," Rouse said.
Winants described the scene in an NSHA report: "Joe Aitcheson on Flying Boxcar decided to show 'an how No holding back for Joe He doesn't care if its brush, plastic or cement He belted Flying Boxcar in the ribs and flew down to the first fence,
"Harry Semmes jumper pricked his ears and studied the bright green take-off rolL He then proceeded to fly the manmade wander, just Hke a flying boxcar would."
At the wire, it was Mrs. Jarrett Schmid’s Gun Gold, Fauquier's own Jerry Fishback up
All eight horses finished.
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