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On 25/01/2012 at 17:37, rolysmate said:

with regard to coursing under rules I would in many ways liken the dogs to racing dogs (some I"m sure will disagree lol)

My logic behind this is that the scoring system to my understanding gave out the most points to the dog who came out 1st at the run up and then for turning or half turning the hare with the least points being awarded for a kill.

This being the case you require a sprint dog (racer) who will excell in that 1st run up and consequently within the 1st 30 seconds to attempt to turn the hare to gain the maximum of points.

This I feel would be the case with both greyhounds or whippets

True . And Just before the ban they cut points for kill and made the slip longer. Take good dog to win if it got beat in the run up.

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Whippet's are bunny dog's anything else they take is a bonus and shouldnt be expected regular imo

From a purely aesthetic view ,if there is a finer sight on God's green earth than a whippet in full flow behind a hare ,then I haven't seen it .

the Whippet Coursing Club must have been wasting their time for 5 decades, should of asked you before they formed   The answer is yes they can and yes they do have enough stamina and no they dont ca

On 25/01/2012 at 18:25, chartpolski said:

 

That sounds OK in theory, but if you look at the Greyhound thread with the video of Cashels Evening, at the last Waterloo Cup, the far bigger dog she is in with, leads up and makes the first turn, then the little bitch takes over and domnates the course to win. So it's not allways the first dog to the hare that wins.

 

Cheers.

That don't happen that much.

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