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RANDY
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Rouse knew it was important to keep steeplechasing at the flat tracks because of the trickle-down effect. More racing meant more prize money; more money meant more horses; more horses meant more horsemen; more horsemen meant more racing. And so on.
It was going to affect mqjor track racing first, then the hunt meets, then the point-to-points," explained racing historian Pbter Winants. "The cost of labor and time made it just too hard to make up the good, old-time
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