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Feeder – Four-horned

Feeder

He is really the kennel cook. He prepares the meat and meal for the hounds and washes out the kennels.

Flash

(Of hounds), to overrun the scent.

Flighty

Uncertain and changeable, applied both to hound and scent.

Fling

To drive on the scent at the least semblance of a check.

Foil-Foils - To run. - To run over the same track.

Foiled

A term applied to ground which has been much traversed by hounds and horses.

Five

six, & aged 9 9 9 9700 O 74 1899 8 10 9 9 o 77 8 II 90 9 o Six Furlongs.

Two years.

Three years Four years. 6 8 97

Five

six, & aged 9998 One Mile. - 9 7 9 7 II 7 13 9 Two years Three years Four years

Five

six, & aged One Mile and a half.

Two years Three years Four years.

Finish

The end of the stroke in the water.

Fixed Seats

As opposed to sliding seats.

Foul.-In breast races, a collision between two boats, one of which must be out of its course.

In bumping races there can be no fouls.

Feet

Inches. 18 .. 5 Total length (on floor) Extreme width of floor Extreme width of deck 18 Height of stem Height of stern Length of fore deck Length of after deck

Four-horned

see Charsingha Harnessed, see Bushbuck Hunter's(Damaliscus hunteri), 80 Indian. See Blackbuck - Prong horned (Antilocapra americana), i. 262 Roan (Hippotragus equinus), i. 78, 254 Sable (Hippotragus niger), i. 76, 78, 255 Saiga (Saiga tatarica), i. 258 Speke's. See Sitatunga Tibetan (Pantholops hodgsoni), i. 73, 257

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