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(Continued from Page 20) observations on the value of strategy: “Sometimes I think point-to-pointing has replaced throwing Christians to the lions. Sometimes I think, ‘who needs strategy, whoever lives, wins!’ But I plan strategy for every race. Even though plans A and B can change, depending on what other riders’ plans A and B are. I usually run, first, according to how my horse feels, and next, according to how I think the others are going to run. Strategy can change right between fences. Thinking at speed is another art essential to survival, let alone winning a race.”
Fairfax
Just when she began to think how smoothly everything was coming together, Susan discovered another, unique challenge. She recalls, “Now, Fairfax presents a challenge not easily discernable to all. I remember the first time my neighbor and racing coach walked the Fairfax course with me. We met at the appointed time, got out of our cars and started walking. In opposite directions.
‘“Where are you going?’ said I. ‘I’m walking the course,’ said
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