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Paterson. “Tbmmy Corrigan*
There appears to be no immunity to this dangerous germ. If as a parent you observe your httle precious pick up a toy horse, make galloping noises, and plop it over a block, screaming ‘Win!* you've had it The jumping nder’s disease is loose in your house.
— Raymond Vfoolfe. Jr.
‘Steeplechasing*
It is like a hurdle m a steeplechase — you nde up to it. if you throw your heart over, the horse will go along, too.
— Laurence Bixby
[Steeplechasingl is one of the real sports that's left, isn't it? A bit of danger, a bit of excitement and the horses — the best thing in the wurld.
— Quern Eluaheth. the
Queen Mother
People make a lot of fuss about the so-called heroic courage of jump jockeys, which is nonsense. We all know the risks and we accept them. Nothing can match the thrill of riding good horses at speed over fences — nothing! 1 don't see that courage has anything to do with it Its simply a job we all er\joy doing.
— Boh Champion, winner of
the English Grand National
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