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Tins pack had a capital day on Saturday from the Wheel o' Worfield, and, after the spell of frost in the early part of the week cancelling the fixtures of Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, there was a big field out. After a preliminary spin in the early part of the morning, hounds

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