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spectators and therefore more generous, upscale sponsorship.
In turn, bigger stakes make for more competitive racing across the board. It is a ferocious upward spiral that continues to attract attention.
Herewith, the Times Community Newspapers annually produce a fall steeplechasing supplement. Contained inside the following pages are everything to eryoy the autumh racing scene except the picnic basket. Feature stories offer an insider’s glimpse into the world of the thoroughbred style. Veterinary reports demystify new studies on racehorse health; the Virginia “toe grab" ruling has medical backing from the latest research.
Series racing returns to the condition book; more than just prize money is at stake for competitors. A comprehensive listing of equine Internet sites is included here for quick reference. A photo essay portrays some of Virginia’s best known, and little known, faces at the races. And a little sporting verse -completes this special section. *• *
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