'BLACKLOCK.' * 



CHAPTER I. 



INTRODUCTORY REMARKS . 



Distinction between Public and Private Coursing Qualities desirable in a 

 good Greyhound seldom combined in the same Individual, and dependent 

 upon Blood and Form Definition of the term ( Blood ' Dependent on the 

 Brain and Nervous System External Form not always indicative of the 

 Qualities of the Animal Examples of this ' War Eagle ' compared with 

 ' Blacklock ' Examples of Animals good in all Countries. 



THE PURSUIT of the hare by means of the Greyhound may be 



conducted upon two very different principles; one of which is 



* For pedigree &c. see Appendix. 



