Instead of a proper second
honeymoon, the newly
remarried Harry and Fair
Haristeen leave cozy Crozet,
Virginia, for Shelbyville,
Kentucky, site of the famous saddlebred horse show. There
they'll visit dear friends Joan
Hamilton and Larry...
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