ven if it was a mild winter, everyone at the 22nd annual Casanova Hunt Ball in mid-March was “ready to kick up their heels,” said Joyce Fendley, who serves as a joint-master along with her husband Bill Fendley and her daughter Jeanne Clark. Held at the stately Fauquier Springs Club, Kathleen and Will O’Keefe, Mary and Chris Reed, Diane and Tommy Lee Jones (who has served as huntsman for 42 years) and Fifi and Bill Prime were among the guests who took to the dance floor with “Big Ray and the Kool Kats.” “If you came to slow dance with your favorite gentleman or the lady of your life, you came to the wrong ball,” Bill Fendley declared. And then, suddenly it’s springtime with shades of vast emerald meadows and pale yellow wisteria dripping over dry stone walls while late-blooming daffodils and a kaleidoscope of tulips burst open. Often referred to as “America’s Largest Open House” it’s garden tour time in Hunt Country.