The Hockwold and Feltwell Coursing Meeting at Hockwold, Norfolk. 1914.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, december 5th, 1914," showing the Following Photographs from "The Hockwold and Feltwell Ciursing Meeting at Hockwold, Norfolk."

   1- Mr. F. Keen's Famous Knight, by Frightfully Keen-Keen's Mustard, the winner of the Brick Kiln Stakes.
   2- A friendly constable helps Pellosa over the netting.
   3- Mr. J. T. Banks's Bar's Bridge, by Hillcourt-Belle of the Ball, winner of the Shoulder of Mutton Stakes.
   4- A course in the Primrose Stakes between Twelfth lancer and Sunshine Girl II.
   5- Scarlet Lancer takes the hare in a course with July Jumbo in the Lilac Stakes.
   6- Spectators watching the sport from the reserved enclosure.
   7- Scot Free (winner of final) beating Hockwold Brutus in their course in the Consolation Stakes.
   8- Mr. F. M. Crisp's Cartoon, by Brancaster-Rally Round, a divider in the Norfolk Stakes.
   9- Mr. C. A. Mills' Harrogate Waters, by Haevy Weapon-Delvino, a divider in the Norfolk Stakes.
  10- Mr. J. Crisp's Alpine Garden, by Glacier-Fancy Park, a divider in the Heath Stakes.
  11- Mr. T. Ramsden's Barograph, by Little Mercury-Neolithic, a divider in the Manor Farm Stakes.
  12- A hare that met its death in attempting to clear a motor approaching the coursing ground.  Jumping from the road through the plate-glass wind screen, which it smashed, the animal was instantly killed.
  13- A group of officials :  (reading from left to right) Mr. A. P. Enefer, Mr. J. Walker (the judge), Mr. A. W. Spencer (flag steward),  Mr. A. Brundle, Mr. F. Keen (field steward), Mr. F. R. Pelly (president), Mr. C. Wood (secretary), Mr. J. W. Peacock, and W. Smith (slipper).

Condition is Very Good.