92nd Radnor Hunt Races Program

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Radnor Hunt Races May 20, 2023

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43 years of Racing for Open Space The Brandywine Conservancy has been the sole beneficiary of the Radnor Hunt Races for the last 43 years. With more than $5.5 million raised to date, those funds have fueled the Conservancy’s vital efforts to protect open space and water resources in southeastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware.

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PROTECT OUR REGION’S PRECIOUS NATURAL RESOURCES.

MUNICIPALITIES INVOLVED IN THE BRANDYWINE CREEK GREENWAY IN PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE BRANDYWINE.ORG/GIVE *Impact numbers are from the end of the 2022 Fiscal Year.

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Photos by: Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art, Bob Plant, Jim Graham, Carol Fenwick, and Carlos Alejandro Program Editors: Liz Behler, Christy Wray Greenberg, Nicole Kindbeiter, Brooke Pitone, Suzanne Regnier Program Design: Joshua Schnapf Printer: Associates International, Inc. Video Coverage: Alliance 4

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Schedule Saturday, May 20, 2023

*Schedule subject to change

Gates Open. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:00 a.m.

Pony Races . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00 a.m.

The Katherine W. Illoway Invitational Sidesaddle Race . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12:00 p.m.

Picnic Tailgate Competition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12–2:00 p.m.

Theme: A Hop, SKIP & a Jump!

Color Guard presented by Willistown Troop 78 and the National Anthem sung by Orpheus Club of Philadelphia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m.

1st Race – The Milfern Cup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 p.m.

2nd Race – The Thompson Memorial Steeplechase. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:10 p.m.

Carriage Parade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:25 p.m.

3rd Race – The Radnor Hunt Cup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:50 p.m.

Presentation of the Charles Wayne (Skip) Achuff Jr. – Annual Memorial Stalwart of Steeplechase Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:05 p.m.

4th Race – The National Hunt Cup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:30 p.m.

Parade of the Radnor Hunt Foxhounds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:45 p.m.

5th Race – The Henry Collins Steeplechase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:10 p.m.

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2023 Race Committee

CHAIR

DIRECTOR OF RACING

George Strawbridge, Jr.

James Slater

THE FROLIC WEYMOUTH EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & C.E.O.

BRANDYWINE CONSERVANCY EVENT MANAGERS

Virginia A. Logan

Christy Wray Greenberg & Brooke Pitone

RACE COMMITTEE

Francis H. Abbott, Jr. Pamela Bastings Marc Benner Mr. & Mrs. John Borzillo Mr. & Mrs. J. Jeffrey Bowden Lesley Brown Steve Brown Brian Cawley Warren I. Claytor Anna Coyne Alexandra Cummin Edward Dougherty Winfield B. Dougherty Zoya Egan George Elser Stacy Enoch Adriana Falco Kelly Forwood Virginia Funk Jim Graham Mrs. John C. Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Perry C. Gresh Mr. & Mrs. David L. Hain Alexandra Hoyle Eric Hoyle Reggie Hunt Livia Klaus Francis J.X. Marcucci, Jr. Katherine McKenna

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Carolyn Milden Keith K. Moore Suzanne Moore Mary Ravenfeld Brian Rothberg Steve Sansone Milica Schiavio Sally Smith Donald Tyson David Vallin Mr. & Mrs. Richard Warchol Sandy Warchol Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Ward Bruce M. Wenner Harvard C. Wood, IV

JUNIOR COMMITTEE

Victoria Hain Will Rockafellow Lauren Steinbeck HONORARY COMMITTEE

Ms. Carol A. Atterbury Ms. Elizabeth G. Atterbury Mrs. Brice M. Clagett Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Colket Henry Lafayette Collins III Mr. & Mrs. Craig W. Cullen Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gansky

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lockyer Bill & Michelle Marvin Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel P. Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel P. Hamilton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. S. Matthews V. Hamilton, Jr. Peggy Matje Robert W. Matje Mr. & Mrs. Collin F. McNeil Mr. & Mrs. Britton H. Murdoch Mrs. John J. Nesbitt III Mr. James Thompson Mr. Richard H. Thompson, Jr. Mrs. William R. Wister, Jr.

Welcome

On behalf of the Radnor Hunt Races Committee, we’re delighted to welcome you to the 92nd Radnor Hunt Races. A Chester County tradition, the Radnor Hunt Races features the best of all that steeplechase racing has to offer.

And whether this is your first year at the Races or you’ve attended dozens of times in the past, we know that today will be a day that you, your family and friends will never forget.

Since 1980, the Races have raised more than $5.5 million to support the Brandywine Conservancy’s open space and clean water programs. So many beautiful areas in this region—including Radnor Hunt’s W. Burling Cocks racecourse—have been forever protected from development thanks to the Conservancy’s efforts making ours a wonderful place to live, work and visit.

Thank you again for joining us as we Race for Open Space. Have a wonderful day.

George Strawbridge, Jr. Chair, Radnor Hunt Races Trustee, Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art

Cuyler Walker Chair, Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art

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Welcome

On behalf of the staff of the Brandywine Conservancy, welcome to the 92nd Radnor Hunt Races!

Since its founding in 1967, the Brandywine Conservancy has protected more than 70,000 acres of open space— including the Radnor Hunt racecourse and surrounding lands—and continues to improve and safeguard water quality, protect outdoor recreation, engage landowners, advance historic preservation, and pursue new perspectives on climate resiliency and sustainability in southeastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware.

The Race for Open Space has been a key fundraiser to support the Brandywine Conservancy’s open space and clean water programs for more than 40 years. Net proceeds from sponsorships; tent and tailgate reservations; and souvenir, program and ad sales from today’s event will support the Conservancy’s land and water protection efforts for the coming year.

The Radnor Hunt Races is the result of countless hours of planning and would not be possible without our staff— who, with help from the Radnor Hunt Race Committee, Boy Scout Troop 78, and dozens of other volunteers, plan this unforgettable event. We thank each of them for their time, attention to detail and passion for Brandywine’s mission and the sport of steeplechase. We would also like to thank our sponsors and purse donors for providing critical support for the Race for Open Space and, in turn, for the Conservancy’s programs.

Our environmental mission is both positive and long-lasting, and we hope you’ll consider supporting our organization further by becoming a member or donor. Your gift today will help us save and protect even more of our region’s precious resources.

Virginia A. Logan The Frolic Weymouth Executive Director and C.E.O., Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art

Stephanie Armpriester Director of Conservation and Stewardship, Brandywine Conservancy

Grant DeCosta Director of Community Services, Brandywine Conservancy 11

Willistown Troop 78 Presents the Colors We’re delighted to welcome representatives from Willistown Boy Scout Troop 78 to present the Colors today. Founded in 1930, Willistown Troop 78 has positively influenced the lives of thousands of young men throughout its dynamic yearly roster of activities that emphasize outdoor skills, leadership training, community service and fun.

The scouts, leaders and families of Willistown Troop 78 have been valued partners of the Radnor Hunt Races for 33 years.

They have over 150 volunteers here today.

We thank them for their time, effort and enthusiasm!

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Orpheus to Sing the National Anthem Founded in 1872, the Orpheus Club of Philadelphia is the oldest independent men’s choral group and social club of its kind in the United States. Each program year the Club presents three formal concerts exclusively for its Associate Members/subscribers. With the opening of the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, the Club performs in several venues throughout Philadelphia.

The Club’s Singing Members also perform at social and charitable occasions throughout the wider community. To invite a group from the Orpheus Club to your event, please contact the Club’s office at 215-641-1872 or send an email to orpheusclub.phila@gmail.com.

Michael Finney Delivers Today’s Announcements The Radnor Hunt Races are pleased to welcome Michael Finney as today’s announcer.

Michael hails from a long line of horsemen. When not in his gallery/shop, Yoicks!, in Monkton, Maryland, he can be found in the saddle whipping-in to hounds for the Elkridge Harford Hunt Club or in the announcer’s stand at steeplechase meets and polo fields up and down the East Coast.

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Thank you 92nd Radnor Hunt Races Sponsors BENEFITING

CORPORATE SPONSORS Ferrari Philadelphia JPMorgan Chase & Co. Keystone The Thomson Family dfYOUNG Fox Rothschild LLP Lockton DEBPHL

ENB Wealth Solutions, Pony Race Sponsor The National Bank of Malvern, Pony Race Sponsor Warren Claytor Architects, Inc., Pony Race Sponsor Bryn Mawr Landscaping, Equine Care Sponsor

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Iron Spring Farm, Carriage Parade Sponsor

Radnor Hunt Pony Club

1883 Foundation, Katherine W. Illoway Invitational Sidesaddle Race Sponsor

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The Elizabeth R. Moran Stewards’ Tower The Radnor Hunt Races have showcased the best of steeplechase racing in Chester County for 92 years. Thanks to Elizabeth R. “Betty” Moran, all proceeds from the race meet have benefited the open space programs of the Brandywine Conservancy since 1980. Until her passing in January of 2020, Betty was an integral part of the event and the Brandywine by serving on the Board of Directors of the Museum & Conservancy, Chairing the Race committee, hosting sponsor events at her Brushwood Stable, and providing generous financial support.

Betty, like the landmark race tower seen from Providence Road, is part of the rich history of the Radnor Races. The iconic three-story stewards’ tower has been an important part of our event since it was built in the early 1990s. Rising over the course, the tower allows the race officials a bird’seye view to see and call the day’s races. It has become a beloved sight for those who live near or travel by Radnor Hunt.

Last spring, with help of the Conservancy, Radnor Hunt launched a $250,000 campaign to repair and restore the tower to ensure its safety and use for generations to come. By December of 2022, through the generous contributions of Radnor Hunt members, race patrons and committee members, approximately half of the funds had been raised.

In January of this year, the Moran Family offered to close the fundraising gap to honor their mother’s life-long dedication to the Radnor Hunt Races. Thanks to their generosity, and the craftsmanship of B & D Builders, the tower will be safe and secure and now known as the Elizabeth R. Moran Tower—a very fitting tribute to someone so well known for her love of horses and philanthropic support in Chester County.

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Pony Races We are pleased to host Pony Races again this year. Organized as lead line races in 2022 by life-long equestrian and Radnor Hunt Races Committee member Anna Coyne, this year’s Pony Races feature four heats: two lead line and two flat races.

Our pony races are open to juniors who have not reached their 16th birthday as of the first of the current year. Mounts to be a minimum of 5 years old. Riders competing in lead line may not also compete in small or large pony flat races. Ribbons are awarded for win, place, show and best turned out.

Children who ride learn self-discipline, patience and responsibility. They also learn to become stewards of the open space required to support all equestrian sports.

Please give them—and their parents—a hearty round of applause!

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LEAD LINE TROT DIVISION 1

For riders four years old and younger.

Walk and trot only. Approximately 30 yards. Sponsored by Warren Claytor Architects, Inc. LEAD LINE TROT DIVISION 2

For riders from five to eight years old. Walk and trot only. Approximately 30 yards. Sponsored by National Bank of Malvern SMALL PONY FLAT

For small ponies ridden by jockeys who have not reached their 16th birthday as of the 1st of the year. Approximately one to two furlongs (exact distance will be based on entries). Sponsored by Brosnan Dental LARGE PONY FLAT

For large ponies ridden by jockeys who have not reached their 16th birthday as of the 1st of the year. Approximately two to four furlongs (exact distance will be based on entries). Sponsored by ENB Wealth Solutions

In Memory

CHARLES WAYNE “SKIP” ACHUFF Achuff grew up in Glen Riddle, Pennsylvania and was a teenager when he first worked as an exercise rider. He became a regular jockey on the National Steeplechase Association circuit in the 1970s and 1980s. He rode his first race May 23, 1970, at Fair Hill in Maryland, finishing seventh aboard Tip Tank for Woodcrest Stable. Achuff had many wins while teaming primarily with legendary trainer Morris “Pop” Dixon. His first official win came May 8, 1971, at Radnor in Pennsylvania aboard Waterloo Place—a race meet where Achuff would ultimately take the reins as Race Director.

Achuff rode many races in the 1970s and into the 1980s and put together a five-win season in 1984. The highlight was a flat win aboard future member of Thoroughbred Racing’s Hall of Fame, Flatterer, at Tanglewood in North Carolina. Achuff then retired as a jockey but returned for one more ride in an amateur race finishing fourth at Atlanta in 1986.

After retirement from race riding, Achuff stayed connected and devoted to Steeplechase by serving as an official, a chart caller, and a mentor to young jockeys. In November 2004, he became the Race Director for Radnor Hunt Races. He served in that position until his passing, expanding the participation of horsemen and spectators. He was committed to growing the sport and was always quick to encourage and recognize others who did the same.

Skip Achuff passed away on August 28, 2022. He had many talents but was first and foremost a horseman. The Achuff family has created the Stalwart of Steeplechase award to honor his contributions to the sport of steeplechase racing.

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Meet the Team

Christy Wray Greenberg joined Brandywine as Associate Director of Fundraising Events and Sponsorship in October 2022. Since then, she has used her extensive background in sports event planning to improve processes for the event. Prior to joining Brandywine, Christy was a Director for the NYRR, who produce the New York City Marathon. Originally from Delaware, Christy is a graduate of NYU and Colorado College. Christy looks forward to experiencing all the fun and pageantry of the Radnor Races this year!

James Slater joined as Race Director in November 2022 and oversees all equestrian-related aspects of the Races, just as Skip Achuff did before him. A steeplechase jockey for over 15 years, he still rides the occasional flat race. Slater has been involved in horse racing in various capacities for over 25 years and brings that experience to the role.

Brooke Pitone has been part of the Radnor Team since 2017, though she has been attending the Races with her family before she started working for Brandywine. Her knowledge of horses and her sunny personality make her an invaluable part of the team and a great resource to our Race patrons.

In addition to her work at Brandywine, Brooke also coaches high school lacrosse and field hockey at Unionville High School. We’re lucky to have Brooke in our corner!

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2022 Picnic Competition Winners Best in Theme Hat

Best Overall Picnic

1ST PLACE Carolyn Slota

John E. Deneen, Ex Pirates

2ND PLACE Livia Klaus 3RD PLACE Julia Baumgardner

Best Individual Picnic 1ST PLACE Jamie and Carrie Milden

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2023 Picnic Competition Theme: A Hop, SKIP & a Jump!

The Picnic Patron area is always a favorite of tailgaters who enjoy the creative competition of themed tailgates and who like to be near the action at the finish line.

This year’s picnic theme—A Hop, SKIP & a Jump!—was chosen to honor former Race Director Skip Achuff’s memory and places him right where he would want to be at Radnor… in the middle of it all! Individual and group tailgates are awarded prizes for best food, interpretation of the theme, and costumes.

A horseman his entire life, Skip was a jockey, race caller, and all-around true gentleman. He served as the Radnor Hunt Race’s director for nearly two decades and was a fixture in the steeplechase world. In addition to his equine pursuits, following his father’s retirement, Achuff operated The Brass Ladle bistro in Concordville, PA, and a mail order cake-mix business, Brass Ladle Products.

Picnic Competition Judges: Food & Theme

2023 Prize Donors

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Bridge Your Style by Brigid McGrath Stasen

Shawn Barron Pickney – Designer/Artist/ Creative Director of Shawn Baron Pickney

Zoya Egan and Fashion At The Races.

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Jen Frederick – Fox29 Philadelphia Karon Woodland – Clothing Designer George Brescia – TV personality and Style Expert Susan Ospina – Hat enthusiast, previous Best Dressed award winner Zoya Egan – Editor, Fashion at the Races Our Thanks to

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The Milfern Cup 2022 WINNER Brevard Place RIDER Gerard Galligan OWNER Pathfinder Racing TRAINER Neil R. Morris

The Radnor Hunt Cup 2022 WINNER Tomgarrow RIDER Freddie Procter OWNER Leipers Fork Steeplechasers TRAINER Leslie F. Young

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The Main Office King & Warren Avenues Malvern, PA 19355 610-647-0100 East Whiteland Branch 140 Lancaster Avenue Frazer, PA 19355 610-647-0100

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The Thomson Family proud sponsors of the 2023 Radnor Hunt Races

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Embrace the View Radnor Hunt celebrates the ongoing community effort that has already conserved 7,500 acres of the surrounding countryside

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Raise a Glass to Excellence Discover exquisite wines from independent producers, crafted and curated to elevate your cellar.

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June 17 through September 24 Flowers, Italy (detail), ca. 1930, oil on canvas KEMPER MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART

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291 Stony Run Rd Spring City, PA 19475 610-558-3339 sales@fenceworks.net www.fenceworks.net

Wood Fencing Vinyl Fencing Aluminum Fencing Farm Fencing Automated Gates Railings Enclosures Custom Projects 49

Whether you’re building new or restoring the past, you can trust our family’s legacy to help build yours.

Built Right or Not at All

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Join the Brandywine!

By becoming a member of the Brandywine, you will be making a personal commitment to the dual mission of our organization and its two programs— the Brandywine Conservancy and the Brandywine Museum of Art. Member benefits include free admission to the Museum, exclusive access to the Laurels and Waterloo Mills Preserves, free guided tours of our historic properties and Wyeth artist studios, discounted event tickets, invitations to exhibition preview receptions, and much more!

Find out more about membership or join today by visiting brandywine.org or by calling 610.388.8341.

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Crowd the Rail WITH THE Wrong Crowd!

Wrong Crowd Beer Company toasts to a smooth finish for all racers and attendees!

West Chester, PA WRONGCROWDBEER.COM

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MAKE RADNOR HUNT’S HISTORY YOURS.

LOVE RADNOR HUNT’S HISTORIC BUILDINGS DATING FROM 1796, 1856 AND 1931?

LOVE RADNOR HUNT’S SPORTING ART AND EQUESTRIAN TROPHIES?

HELP US PRESERVE THEM

LOVE THE PASTURES WHERE THE HORSES GRAZE & THE HOUNDS FROLIC ACROSS RADNOR’S OPEN SPACE?

LOVE THE HISTORY OF RADNOR HUNT?

HELP US PRESERVE IT SUPPORT THE 1883 FOUNDATION

www.1883foundation.org

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KATHERINE S NEILSON RACING WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE RADNOR RACE COMMITTEE FOR THEIR HARD WORK!

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1234 E Lancaster Ave Bryn Mawr - PA - 19010 610-527-1100 service@ferrariphiladelphia.com ferrariphiladelphia.com