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four and a half feet wide at the base and built in eight-foot sections. Four to five sections make up the obstacles which are placed about every l/6th of a mile

CATCH WEIGHTS —In pony, junior and mule races, riders need not weigh a prescribed amount. Obviously, riders try for the lowest weight possible for a better chance.

CLIP HEELS — If a horse runs up on the heels of another, he runs the risk of clipping heels and stumbling or going down. Riders

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