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1929 SPORTS / DOG RACING: New form of mechanical hare for Greyhounds
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Date: 1st January 1929
Location: Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Greyhound 'Point to Point': With the aid of a bicycle wheel and a rope, the hare eludes the racing hounds at Dungannon.
NORTHERN IRELAND: Tyrone: Dungannon:
Pan of spectators / Operators working bicycle wheel to pull rope and hare along / Dogs running after hare on rope / Waving flag for finish / Men in flat caps with greyhounds, PAN / Dogs released from boxes at start of race / Dog race in progress / Men collecting hare from dog / More of spectaors and dog owners or handlers
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