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paper chasing

sport
Also known as: hare and hounds
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  • cross-country

    …early 19th century was called paper chasing, or hare and hounds—the ā€œharesā€ started a few minutes before the others and left a trail of paper scraps to be followed by the ā€œhounds.ā€ Cross-country runners came to be known as harriers, after a small hound used to chase genuine hares. A…

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    …early 19th century was called paper chasing, or hare and hounds—the ā€œharesā€ started a few minutes before the others and left a trail of paper scraps to be followed by the ā€œhounds.ā€ Cross-country runners came to be known as harriers, after a small hound used to chase genuine hares. A…

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