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Davies would also like to hare a win as a trainer in tike Steeplethon. “We are pointing Naylor's Bon Fleur for the Steeplethon,1* Dairies said. “I think the Steeplethon races and Alfred Hunt (MkkBeburg Spring) are great events and one of the few races left that rerihr rewards good jumpers, outside of the Maryland timber series. The standardization of all hurdle races has really reduced the jump training required across the board in our sport. (The late) Paul Font and Nick Arundel deserve great credit for making it possible for streafry good jumper to still prwe himself in this country*
Knack for timber?
As trainers, both Messier and Davies are interested in getting more amateurs to ride the circuit, but it is not easy to “teach timber."
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Then there is the question Davies has heard all his Me: Why not open the amateur only
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