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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1916

Page

5

Week of Horseback Fox Hunts Draws Dapper Guests

The Weymouth hounds led by Jim Boyd and his brothers chase from Williams Farm through Pinehurst area roads as Charleston society colors and names gather for a spirited hunt. Notables from Englewood Boston Syracuse Rochester and New York attend, with Miss Dorothy Barber dominating games on the polo field and a string of golf and social events filling the week.

Jim Boyd Weymouth Jack Rodman Wanamaker Sandhill Carolina Charlie Williams Southern Pines van Lindley Pinehurst Dorothy Barber Englewood Hanrahan Wing Boston Blanding J. B. Murphy Clifford Serl Syracuse McGievy H. F. Fisher Tufts Weller Leach Barber

Local Visitors Extend Midseason Stays Across States

The Lexington Miss Lillian M Beard of Philadelphia arrives for a two week visit. Mr Samuel Whitson of Atglen returns for his third season. Mr and Mrs L L Frear of Bradford stay for the season's remainder. Mr and Mrs Albert L Sperry of New Haven are December to May guests. Mrs William MacMahon of Brooklyn also listed.

W. Simon Fred M. Dale Manchester Mass Enoch Crombie Worcester R. Ven Nooy J. C. Rumsey Richmond O. Bailey Charlotte Clyde M. Baker Fairmont R. T. Young Boston W. A. LoDue Cold Springs C. ©. Turner and Daughter Salem R. D. Gravis Holliday F. Lt. Morgan Chicago M. J. Kierman Thomas A. Bennett New York William Stanton MacComb Philadelphia G. C. Cochrane Thomasville W. M. MacRae Jessica Stewart MacRae G. E. Guthrie R. A. Hall Lischersville Lillian M. Beard Samuel Whitson Atglen L. L. Frear Bradford Albert L. Sperry New Haven William MacMahon Brooklyn

Trotting Matinee Features Amateurs In Ladies Race and Steeplechase

A Wednesday trotting matinee showcased amateur prowess in a lively ladies dash won tightly by Rex ridden by Miss Bessie Clum of Rochester against Green Eagle ridden by Mrs. George Leach with a close finish by Dorothy Barber. In the Guests 3-8 mile dash Jessie C. led by W. K. Weller captured a claim of best amateur jockey in the village, while Sam ridden by J Mattehys of Toronto and Nobby ridden by H. F. Fisher followed. Are Am Bee upset expectations in the open trotting heats, Red Bird beating Swinerton and later taking second in the final heat as Patchin’s horse faltered. The Colonel Swigert cup steeplechase featured Nat Hurd on Traveller, Vernon on Welch’s Jay Bird, Gladiator from Weymouth, Dan with M. N. Suggs, Miriam H. leading most of the way to finish a length ahead of Traveller, with Gladiator third.

Bessie Clum Rochester Rex George Leach Dorothy Barber W. K. Weller Jessie C Jessie C. Sam J. Mattehys Toronto H. F. Fisher Nobby H. C. Blanding Am Bee Red Bird Colonel Swigert Nat Hurd Traveller Vernon Welch Jay Bird Jack Boyd Weymouth M. N. Suggs Dan H. Cameron Batchelor G. Cameron Tufts Miriam H George Gladiator

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Williams’ Farm The Lexington Jefferson Richmond, Virginia O. F. Weisiger Golf Club of Country Club of Virginia Fifth Ave
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