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fairly make money (after corm i it4? for purchase price, upkeep, rider lees and cart') many "cant Utclr keep" and provide years of enjoyment ft»r their connections
llie horn' races under the distil alive silks of its owner
♦Start! Steeplechase races don't start from a Kate. Instead hurst's art' lined up in post pnsi tlon order and start from a stand still ora walk.
♦Maident A horse that has never won a race. In stceplcchasiug, a horse that has won on tin flat is still a steettlechase maiden, meaning even a hurst' as talented as Big Brown would start ovci as a maiden in steeploehasiug
♦NtMcet A horse in the earh stagt's of its steeplechase eaten Novice races, restricted by the date a horsr breaks his maiden over jumps, give hurst's expii ence over hurdles before coni|>et ing with mort'-seasonetl jumpi is
♦Wings: Hie panels on either side of a steeplechase fence which are designed to guide a hurst' to a fence
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