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Sharp Rise a million dollars after spin over local fences

Sharp Rise: was never one to go and be an exuberant, up in the air, jumper
Sharp Rise: was never one to go and be an exuberant, up in the air, jumperCredit: John Grossick Racing Photography

Charlie Longsdon's assistant Marcus Foley with the daily lowdown as Sharp Rise prepares to tackle the American Grand National in New Jersey on Saturday

School Daze

This morning I gave Sharp Rise a jump over their American-sized fences just so he knows what to expect, as they are a little bit different. They are a smaller steeplechase fence than we have but they have a big green belly on them with a white rail, rather than our orange toe boards. It was good to let him get his eye in and see what they are jumping.

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