steeplechase

Converse of object

• run: Track & Field competition at all levels Paul running the steeplechase.
• do: Iain then did the 1500m Steeplechase with an up for it Gary Smallman.

Adjective modifier

• 3000m: Fitness similar to that of a 3000m steeplechase or marathon runner is required.
• 2,000m: Tom Adams picked up his first Midland championship medal when he finished third in the under-20s 2,000m steeplechase.
• 3,000m: Among other oddities was the result of the 3,000m steeplechase; a mistake by the lap counter meant that runners ran an extra lap.
• 1,500m: Joe Saddington and Steve Harris played their part in the team effort by running in the 1,500m steeplechase.
• 1500m: Iain then did the 1500m Steeplechase with an up for it Gary Smallman.
• great: Yet the powder of your cellar Would embolden any feller To start for the Great steeplechase We rode at Quenby Hall.

Modifies a noun

• jockey: Like the author, Kit Fielding is a steeplechase jockey and considered one of England's finest.
• race: In 1926, there was the introduction of a hurdle race as the steeplechase races had dwindled in numbers.
• event: The Grand National, the greatest steeplechase event in the world takes place each spring at Aintree racecourse.
• course: Ego had great potential and loved the Aintree steeplechase course.
• fence: Further fields, each entered by a succession of stiles, either have horses grazing within or contain practice show jumping or steeplechase fences.
• champion: Former Scottish schools steeplechase champion and multiple university champion, ( but now by his own admission, lamentably slower ).

Noun used with modifier

• meter: Silver 1920 - 5000 meters; 1928 - 5000 meters - 3000 meters steeplechase.