Lady's eyes were shining by now! There were two classes of green hunters
and it took rather long. About 12:30 or so it got misty and then it
really dripped, but didn't phase anyone. I felt rather sad and
Gracie suggested lunch - so we back -
stepped to the oaks by the Genesee - and sat on a damp log and ate a
good lunch with stiff fingers. I was right chilly in my finger tips
- and glad to be in St. Helena
uniform (red sweater) When we had eaten we did
feel better and there was one less package to carry, but the grass
was very
wet going back and tho' we held our new dress up - our toes
felt moist enough - as did indeed our ankles. But it was interesting
at the jumps and Margaret Cary
in a chamois coat sat up umbrella- less by "Mrs. Jimmie"
Wadsworth and "Sally
" talked horeses with the villain and David
and a red-headed youngster who rode Hendricka to
victory. We admired "Toronto"
Lady's eyes were shining by now! There were two classes of green hunters
and it took rather long. About 12:30 or so it got misty and then it
really dripped, but didn't phase anyone. I felt rather sad and
Gracie suggested lunch - so we back -
stepped to the oaks by the Genesee - and sat on a damp log and ate a
good lunch with stiff fingers. I was right chilly in my finger tips
- and glad to be in St. Helena
uniform (red sweater) When we had eaten we did
feel better and there was one less package to carry, but the grass
was very
wet going back and tho' we held our new dress up - our toes
felt moist enough - as did indeed our ankles. But it was interesting
at the jumps and Margaret Cary
in a chamois coat sat up umbrella- less by "Mrs. Jimmie"
Wadsworth and "Sally
" talked horeses with the villain and David
and a red-headed youngster who rode Hendricka to
victory. We admired "Toronto"
Lady's eyes were shining by now! There were two classes of green hunters
and it took rather long. About 12:30 or so it got misty and then it
really dripped, but didn't phase anyone. I felt rather sad and
Gracie suggested lunch - so we back -
stepped to the oaks by the Genesee - and sat on a damp log and ate a
good lunch with stiff fingers. I was right chilly in my finger tips
- and glad to be in St. Helena
uniform (red sweater) When we had eaten we did
feel better and there was one less package to carry, but the grass
was very
wet going back and tho' we held our new dress up - our toes
felt moist enough - as did indeed our ankles. But it was interesting
at the jumps and Margaret Cary
in a chamois coat sat up umbrella- less by "Mrs. Jimmie"
Wadsworth and "Sally
" talked horeses with the villain and David
and a red-headed youngster who rode Hendricka to
victory. We admired "Toronto"
