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Lure Coursing event Nov 24th and 25th Hanover PA

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http://www.hanoverlurecoursingclubs.org/schedule.htm

For those interested in Lure coursing to watch or participate, click on the link, scroll down to the Nov 24 & 25th event, it gives directions and times, a lay out map of the courses.

We will be there on Sat. for sure to run Willy for practice, hope to see some of you there. If you've never seen the hounds run, it's worth the trip.
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