Hunting in Many Countries
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There are in these days many arrangements whereby the wire trouble is in some degree met. The danger signal, if placed high enough in the fence, so that it is visible a long way off, prevents many a follower from going at the tempting- looking fence which conceals the treacherous cord. Then, too, there is the " invitation " jump, often a bushed hurdle, as in the North Staffordshire country, at other times a low, strongly-built stone wall, as in the Tynedale country. But the invitation jump is n...ot always an unmixed blessing, for it often involves leaving the line of hounds for a time, and where the field is really large the ground sometimes becomes terribly poached and greasy. The fences though easily jump- able, is often very strongly built, and I have myself seen several falls at invitation jumps, which were due to horses slipping as they took off. The low stone wall one finds in parts of the north of England must be cleared, and is a very simple jump, but if a horse hits it he is rather likely to fall for it does not give way like a hurdle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are in these days many arrangements whereby the wire trouble is in some degree met. The danger signal, if placed high enough in the fence, so that it is visible a long way off, prevents many a follower from going at the tempting- looking fence which conceals the treacherous cord. Then, too, there is the " invitation " jump, often a bushed hurdle, as in the North Staffordshire country, at other times a low, strongly-built stone wall, as in the Tynedale country. But the invitation jump is n...ot always an unmixed blessing, for it often involves leaving the line of hounds for a time, and where the field is really large the ground sometimes becomes terribly poached and greasy. The fences though easily jump- able, is often very strongly built, and I have myself seen several falls at invitation jumps, which were due to horses slipping as they took off. The low stone wall one finds in parts of the north of England must be cleared, and is a very simple jump, but if a horse hits it he is rather likely to fall for it does not give way like a hurdle.
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