American Hurdlers ?

[5wide]

I don't even know what to call it. Where can I find info on the jumps circuit in the US ?  Schedule, entries, pp's , etc ? Anyone have any information ?

This article has me intrigued.

www.thesun.co.uk/sport/29223240/jockey-quits-britain-makes-stupid-money-abroad/?utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=sunsportfacebook160724&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2tl4usbvsaVynh8mnhP83Im8mkArXkbDBy0pbj2F4gzWRxNf8F3-QqTG4_aem_kpeyeL55nlZl8rbW7Pl34Q#Echobox=1721058510

[propro]

nationalsteeplechase.com/

Wagering opportunities aren't like they are in the UK.  The majority of the races have no wagering.  Colonial started adding the jumps to the wagering schedule this year after running them as non-betting races.  Saratoga has about one a week, assuming someone from the grounds crew doesn't spit on the grass course and they'll cancel.  Spring and fall are the time for the farms, which is why Mulqueen called them point to points.  A few of the spring/fall meets in Virginia have wagering, although I'm not sure you can bet them from outside of Virginia.  Fair Hill has wagering in May, if they ever run a jump day again.  The best wagering day by FAR in the US is the championship day at Far Hills in October.  Gordon Elliott's been a fixture there with his imports and it's one fun day of wagering. 

[5wide]

Thanks propro