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(Continued from Page (>) his trainer is watching the horse, noting how he is shaping up, what he can and cannot do and so on."

The cost for this expertise varies from trainer to trainer and from horse to horse, depending upon how much work the animal needs. Average prices go from $15 to $30 a day. If you want a good trainer you have to pay for it.

Most point-to-point meets require that a horse be fairly hunted with a recognized hunt to qualify for their races. If the owner cannot hunt the horse or cannot find someone to hunt him,

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