Brush fence

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A brush fence is a type of cross-country obstacle found on the cross-country [1] and steeplechase course of eventing, as well as in steeplechase racing courses. It consists of a solid base with brush sticking out on top. The fence is meant to be brushed through, in a flat jump, rather than having the horse make a rounded arc. The bullfinch is similar to the bush fence, but has higher sprigs of brush that the horse generally can not see over.

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