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Today was the Fall Foxfield Steeplechase Races in Charlottesville.
The day started with Jack Russell Terrier races
Through the course of the day they had three races over jumps
one race on the flat.
and my wife worked as one of the outriders (basically hall monitors on horseback) but also to watch to make sure the riders actually jumped the required jumps.
She was concerned that since her horse was a retired steeplechase racer, that he might get out there and see the horses go thundering by, and decide to join in. (He was fine though)
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