Lure Coursing

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Lure Coursing is a dog sport in which the Lurcher (and other sighthounds) use their natural coursing ability to chase a lure instead of live prey since the likes of hare coursing is now banned throughout the United Kingdom.

The ‘lure’ in this case is a bunch of plastic bags tied to a rope which is then pulled around a course by virtue of an electric motor connected to a pulley.

For those interested in learning more about Lure Coursing, we are happy to recommend Lure Coursing: Field Trialing for Sighthounds and How to Take Part by Arthur S. Beaman.

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    April 19, 2011 at 5:34 pm

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