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ing his horse help himself by staying centered and quiet in the tack. Miller knew just how easy it is to undo years of patient training by falling off, or, worse, causing the horse to fall with a miscue heading to the fence. For the record, the pair stayed upright
In the photo at left, jockey Matt McCarron, left, shows championship form hailing a cab' to stay balanced as his mount makes a minor mistake, leaping deep into the sturdy hedgerow. But at right, a stablemate ridden by Chris Grade is not so lucky, as the scales tip too far with a severe twist on takeoff as the horse tries, unsuccessfully, to clear the hedge rather than brush tidily through like Walsh's mount above. Grade injured his arm in the resulting fall but the horse was uninjured.
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