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Burke takes a sideways look at the sport’s nascence, supposing on it an American twist back during Colonial days. - A quick ‘chase primer you’ll hear and read about “point-topoints” and “steeplechases”: trust that it is the same sport under separate cover. The main difference is that point^to-points don't offer purse money (except when they do: two point-to-point meets offer small prizes, but most do not).
National Steeplechase Association-sanctioned steeplechases (referred to as “hunt meets” in deference to their start as foxhunt dub benefits, or, more simSee
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