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ark:/16417/th71bw3bkq7ltTrots, 1960. At the Lexington Trots opening day were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Jenney of Walnut Hall Stud and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Shown, left to right, are Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Jenney, Mrs. Mitchell, and Mrs. Jenney.
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Trots, 1960. At the Lexington Trots opening day were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Jenney of Walnut Hall Stud and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Shown, left to right, are Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Jenney, Mrs. Mitchell, and Mrs. Jenney.
ark:/16417/th71b9jvns0c4Trots, 1960. Jobie Arnold, believed to be the only woman's horse handicapper in the country, is the parade Marshall for the Lexington Trots. Formerly a resident of Lexington, but later a resident of Florida, she is now living in Lexington. She'll be leading the way for the sulkies during the Trots meeting.
Item 2.01-170.06
Trots, 1960. Jobie Arnold, believed to be the only woman's horse handicapper in the country, is the parade Marshall for the Lexington Trots. Formerly a resident of Lexington, but later a resident of Florida, she is now living in Lexington. She'll be leading the way for the sulkies during the Trots meeting.