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Two imports one smooth one feathered( Iran/Iraq ) and one uk bitch. My youngest bitch a nice UK bitch was poisened a couple of months back. The Dog will run hare or deer in his COO. The two bitches w

Yes that right DB I mi d that day years ago down with pp I seen your uk bitch out Doris and also seen Doris n broken nose that day too lol decided too use Doris that day as she showed heart n I liked

But common sense would say if you going too cross one use a coursing dog too mix ?

Quick someone ring the police I said that lurchers have got more gears than a saluki, I'd love to see one of your Salukis run db they sound like the real deal

Lurcher or coursing bred? most cousing bred with saluki in get the up and down gears from the Saluki. Plenty on here seen my Salukis run.

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Quick someone ring the police I said that lurchers have got more gears than a saluki, I'd love to see one of your Salukis run db they sound like the real deal

Lurcher or coursing bred? most cousing bred with saluki in get the up and down gears from the Saluki. Plenty on here seen my Salukis run. Your saluki sounds like it lacked plenty but a Son Mother lining say no more.

 

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I'm not doubting Saluki's are good dogs but if they were superior to the coursing bred dogs then why weren't they winning the competitions?

How many pure owners enter into the coursing comps? also how many run coursing dogs as opposed to pures so the numbers dont stack up do they. How many of the comp winners are not heavily saturated saluki x,s?

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Quick someone ring the police I said that lurchers have got more gears than a saluki, I'd love to see one of your Salukis run db they sound like the real deal

Lurcher or coursing bred? most cousing bred with saluki in get the up and down gears from the Saluki. Plenty on here seen my Salukis run.
yes I ment coursing bred saluki lurchers, I mean gears as in being able to accelerate to a hare quicker and having an extra gear top end, id say most Salukis have a 4 speed gear box and a good coursing bred lurcher 6 speed gear box with having quicker acceleration and more top end speed
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I'm not doubting Saluki's are good dogs but if they were superior to the coursing bred dogs then why weren't they winning the competitions?

How many pure owners enter into the coursing comps? also how many run coursing dogs as opposed to pures so the numbers dont stack up do they. How many of the comp winners are not heavily saturated saluki x,s?

So why aren't they entering these comps? If i had a top dog and knew it's ability then it's a no-brainer.

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Its down to confidence and what land the races are run on most coursing lads only run hares and want the flat land why not a comp on other quarries on other types of land. Would lads run the lurcher against purpose bred greyhounds on the track? its horses for courses

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Cheers for the info lads, interesting stuff, lot of show bred stuff in his pedigree yet his offspring where renowned for there incredible stamina and heart, when people first started using deacon as a stud it was the first time such stamina was seen in coursing lurchers like kippers pip and fh Bill dog, Bill who was straight out of deacon once ran a hare for over 5 mins then when he had killed that another hare got up and he ran that for 4 mins and killed that aswell totalling over 9 mins running time, I was told bill one day also ran his first 3 hares and missed them, then was ran on another 5 hares after that which he killed all of them and they were long gruelling runs aswell, also Casper killed 16 hares in 3 days in a row on bottomless ground, some feat, Someone told me when deacon was bought as a pup they would only sell him to be used as a show dog and not to be worked, just shows you

they hadn't been as spoilt back then, think the dam of Salty and Sooner was same way bred.
yea the mother to salty and sooner was deacons sister
I went out with this bitch a fair bit day n night f a f she was real quick for a pure mate..
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On ‎02‎/‎09‎/‎2016 at 20:34, thefensarefarbutistillgo said:

Cheers for the info lads, interesting stuff, lot of show bred stuff in his pedigree yet his offspring where renowned for there incredible stamina and heart, when people first started using deacon as a stud it was the first time such stamina was seen in coursing lurchers like kippers pip and fh Bill dog, Bill who was straight out of deacon once ran a hare for over 5 mins then when he had killed that another hare got up and he ran that for 4 mins and killed that aswell totalling over 9 mins running time, I was told bill one day also ran his first 3 hares and missed them, then was ran on another 5 hares after that which he killed all of them and they were long gruelling runs aswell, also Casper killed 16 hares in 3 days in a row on bottomless ground, some feat, Someone told me when deacon was bought as a pup they would only sell him to be used as a show dog and not to be worked, just shows you

great producer deacon, but we had saluki lurchers  20 years before him and the staminer was bottomless, and as a young lad I ran mine all year round from hard as rock to bottomless bog and I never broke one lol and people talk about testing dogs, ours went out nearly every day and we never talked about 3s and 4s we expected ours to kill every one, lol

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