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By Betsy Parker
Times Newspapers Staff Writer
For spectator participation, the spring steeplechase season may win out for sheer attendance numbers. But the point-to-point ‘chase circuit races neck and neck with the spring hunter pace season for active competitors.
Hunter paces, a sport bom, like steeplechasing, from the foxhunting field, are designed for pairs of riders competing over a' designated course through the sponsoring hunt’s territory. Teams of two negotiate the flagged course at what they deem an appropriate ‘hunter pace,” literally walking, trotting, cantering, galloping and jumping at a speed they believe to be correct given the course conditions, weather, footing and the host hunt’s general reputation for speed or
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