Sporting & Country Pursuits
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How to be a better shot
Many people in the shooting field this season will close one eye as they take aim. This is madness, says a man on a crusade to change the habit of thousands. Rupert Uloth joins the revolution.
By Rupert Uloth Published
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Andrew Nicholson commemorates Avebury with an auction for children with cancer
Bid on a bracelet made from the famous eventer's tail hair and support the Children's Hospital at the John Radcliffe.
By Agnes Stamp Published
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Reel Life: Russia’s Atlantic Salmon Reserve
Russian roulette on the Rynda.
By Agnes Stamp Published
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From Shetlands to Shires: Native horse breeds of Britain
From Shetlands to Shires, it’s horsepower that helped make this country great. We celebrate the wonderful local diversity of our native breeds.
By Kate Green Published
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Corgis: Her Majesty's loyal subjects
Matthew Dennison celebrates this lively, faithful breed that devotees insist won’t, in fact, be snapping at your heels.
By Country Life Published
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Who to see at the Field & Country Fair: William Powell
Country Life talks to Mark Osborne, managing director of William Powell, who will be at the Field & Country Fair, taking place at Cornbury Park in June.
By Agnes Stamp Published
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Who to see at the Field & Country Fair: Mullenscote Gundogs
Country Life talks to gundog trainer Howard Kirby, who will be giving a demonstration at Cornbury Park in June.
By Agnes Stamp Published
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My Badminton Moment: memories of the world’s most famous horse trials
Kate Green asks figures connected with this weekend’s event for their enduring memories.
By Kate Green Published
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The search for the next wonder horse
As Tattersalls celebrates its 250th birthday, Mark Hedges reports on the potent alchemy of horseflesh and hope in this theatre of dreams
By Mark Hedges Published
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Who to see at the Field & Country Fair: Pakefield Ferrets
Country Life talks to traditional rabbiter Simon Whitehead, who will be giving a demonstration at Cornbury Park in June.
By Agnes Stamp Published
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Who to see at the Field & Country Fair: Gunn Line
Country Life talks to Fin Gunn, founder of Gunn Sporting and Gunn Line, who will be at Cornbury Park in June.
By Agnes Stamp Published
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Who to see at the Field & Country Fair: The National Gamekeepers Organisation
Country Life talks to the chairman of the NGO, who will be offering advice and guidance on gamekeeping matters at Cornbury Park in June.
By Agnes Stamp Published
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Top event horse Avebury has been retired
Avebury, ridden by Andrew Nicholson, has today been withdrawn from Badminton and retired from competition.
By Agnes Stamp Published
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Irish terriers: The gentleman's dog
The charming Irish terrier, devoted friend to soldiers and princes alike, is in danger of dying out, but its followers are determined to turn things around. James Jackson reports
By Country Life Published
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Tips for the 2016 Grand National
Can last year’s winner, Many Clouds, be the first horse since Red Rum to take the Grand National carrying top weight in this year’s race?
By Country Life Published
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24 great Grand National facts
The world’s most famous horse race has thrown up extraordinary stories. We reveal some of the oddest.
By Country Life Published
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Presenting the Patterdale terrier
The Patterdale terrier is a tough, hardy, beautiful dog bred in the Lakeland fells, with a doughty character and a wonderful soft side
By Country Life Published