Hare Coursing 2000s UK , Spectators on a bitterly cold February day members of the Swaffham Coursing Club meet near Narborough, Norfolk. UK England 2002 2000s HOMER SYKES

Hare Coursing 2000s UK , Spectators on a bitterly cold February day members of the Swaffham Coursing Club meet near Narborough, Norfolk. UK England 2002 2000s HOMER SYKES Stock Photo

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Hare Coursing 2000s UK , Spectators on a bitterly cold February day members of the Swaffham Coursing Club meet near Narborough, Norfolk. The judge on horseback monitors each course. He carries with him a small red and white flag, which he waves to indicate to the flagman which greyhound has won. The flagman then flies the appropriate coloured flag.

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