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It's just a matter of am I going to get hurt if I stick with the steeplechase, and could I have more success at a different event.— Runner's World: Daily News
In the steeplechase, a runner has to jump over 28 barriers, including seven with a water pit, while covering 3,000 meters on a track.— post-gazette.com - News
The 3,000-meter steeplechase was the last event of the day for the Bulldogs, and senior— Yale Bulldogs News -- www.yalebulldogs.com
This was a steeplechase, a mad, heedless, perilous, glorious race.— The Last of the Plainsmen
I do not think his going and riding in the steeplechase was an act of direct disobedience.— Amos Huntingdon
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