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Jack hare

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a male hare.

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Peter Marshall had an 18-5 win over Jack Hare in the singles, Phil Rowland and Derek Hare were 18-11 winners in the pairs and Bob Matthews (C Johnson and C Harvey) had a 13-10 win in the triples.
Win places McNulty in the history books; Bowls by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
It was too nice a day to be a good hunting day, but there were other things to see and watch - the effortless soaring of the buzzards, a hunting stoat who stood on his hind legs to watch us pass; the big jack hare that jumped up in front of us - well, no right minded dog could resist that.
Willy Poole column by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Jack Hare, one of the 14-strong Masonaires syndicate, said: "She is a marvellous filly and once the ground went soft she really found her form.
Windsor: Drowne treble boosts his best-ever tally by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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