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step into the spooky stream valley set created for the wild pig killings in the blockbuster film “Hannibal.”
Horse racing has always been its own best booster: outdoor action coupled with earnings potential (for betting public and horse owners alike.) Not to pick on the big sister of flat racing, but steeplechasing has its own rhythm, one that retains the back-beat — green plastic hurdles, glossy fast horses, brave wiry jockey boys — but also one that changes the melody here and there.
Amateur photographers can get within inches of the players, both railside and paddockside, while ticket holders can feel smug that their entrance fees go to a variety of charitable causes that jump meets support. Not a scrap of concrete flecks the grassy ovals and generally, mom-and-pop shops dot the courses, serving thick burgers and home-baked goodies.
Horsemen mingle with the
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