Chase me Charlie

kathantoinette

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I’m just prepping for an annual charity show that I organise which includes a Chase me Charlie class in the jumping ring. It got me thinking…where did the name of this class come from? Google doesn’t shed any information!

Is it hunt related? Charlie…the fox?

Interested to hear your thoughts!
 

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Never thought about it ! But brings back bitter memories ! WE wuz robbed.Got to about 3 ft 6 vand tipped a pole ,as did another other remaining competitor .First was given to a horse that jumped clear. Two of us jumped off for second place and got to 5 ft 6 on full size stands with a single pole, No further height possible , both clear and got joint 3rd.WE WUZ ROBBED
 

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It's a song, originally from the music hall era I think. There are several versions.

"Angeline for years had been
Upon the shelf, you know;
Though she's forty - rather shady,
Angeline's a perfect lady.
Leap years come and go, yet she's
Not tasted married sweets,
And this is what she says to ev'ry single chap she meets -

Chorus: 'Chase me, Charlie, Charlie, chase me; chase me, Charlie, do!
I've got ninepence in the bank - and it's all for you;
I'm as fresh as a two-year old - don't leave me in the lurch;
Oh, Charlie chase me, Charlie - chase me off to church!"
 
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It's a song, originally from the music hall era I think. There are several versions.

"Angeline for years had been
Upon the shelf, you know;
Though she's forty - rather shady,
Angeline's a perfect lady.
Leap years come and go, yet she's
Not tasted married sweets,
And this is what she says to ev'ry single chap she meets -

Chorus: 'Chase me, Charlie, Charlie, chase me; chase me, Charlie, do!
I've got ninepence in the bank - and it's all for you;
I'm as fresh as a two-year old - don't leave me in the lurch;
Oh, Charlie chase me, Charlie - chase me off to church!"

Please have this playing as background music during the class 😁🤭
 
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