Elbow – Eton
Elbow
The backward bony projection from a horse's fore-leg just below the junction of leg and body.
Ergot
The horny excrescence just at the fetlock joint, from which the fetlock itself depends. Sometimes applied to the castors or chestnuts higher up the leg.
Ewe Neck
A thin, hollow neck.
Eglinton's
Earl of.
Eskdaill.
Fife.
Jed Forest.
Lanark and Renfrew.
Lauderdale.
Liddesdale.
Linlithgow and Stirling.
Carbery.
Carlow.
IRELAND.
Coollattin.
Coshmore and Coshbride.
Duhallow.
Durham, North.
Durham, South.
Eggesford.
Eridge.
Eskdale and Ennerdale
Monmouthshire.
Essex
East.
Essex and Suffolk.
Essex Union.
Exeter
Marquis of.
Exmoor.
Farndale.
Earth
The lair or burrow of the fox.
Earth-stopper
A person employed to stop earths. It is done while the fox is abroad at night, and on his return he finds himself stopped out. All earths are stopped in the district in which hounds are expected to be on any hunting day.
Enter
Young hounds when first put into the pack are said to be "entered."
Eye to hounds. The art of watching the leading hounds, and so following them by the shortest line.
Ely
Littleport, to Adelaide Bridge, 3 miles.
Eton
3 miles and under.