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UKf-tuUKSt: a norse is off course when he leaves the prescribed course between the Hags. A rider also may choose to leave the course, described left-course, if he feels that the horse is not quite right, lie may also be forced off course by a mistake on the part ol another horse or rider. II a rider leaves the course, he may continue if he re-enters the course at the same place he went oil, but only il he has not taken an obstacle out of order.
RUN-DOWN: Steeplechasers place great stress on their fragile forelegs while stretched out racing at speeds often in excess of 35 miles per hour. 1 he back of the fetlock (ankle) can hyperextend and make contact with the ground when running, drainers place rundown bandages on the front, and sometimes the back legs to protect the delicate sesamoid bone and the skin against abrasion.
SET-DOWN: (also suspended) If a ridet causes another to be impeded during a race, the infraction is reviewed by the stewards and he risks being disqualified. A
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