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The Badminton Magazine 1898-02: Vol 6 Iss 31 (1898)

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is death- bed at Barnoldby; and it has not been forgotten either by him or his brother Tom. The original Ranter of 1790 was Dover’s son from Red Rose, sister to Ringwood, the hound which Stubbs painted. Fitzwilliam Traitor contributed its Truant in 1797; then came Ranter’s and Ringwood’s in a long… … with his deep note, who found nineteen out of twenty foxes, with the little bitch Prattler, always at his side; and Jailor by Sir Tatton Sykes’s Monarch, a very clever hound indeed. None of them could carry a scent as he could through the steam of a hundred horses on the road, and on one occasion…

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