As you know, we will have Borzoi at Gulf War this year. There will 
also be a Scottish Deerhound that is not an "official" breed this 
year (although we have permission for the breed, and I wouldn't turn 
away any others that want to come). The Deerhound is a nationally-
rated mundane coursing hound.

My first question is: at the moment, we have two "fun runs" set up: 
one for Greyhounds, one for IG's....although the text for the latter 
reads "breeds other than Greyhounds". My own personal inclination is 
to include the Borzoi and SD with the Greyhounds, rather than the 
IG's. Two reasons...I don't know how used the other dogs are to tiny 
dogs, and also their size would be more suited to a course designed 
for Greyhounds than to one set-up for IG's.

Secondly, since the Deerhound has been specifically requested by HRM 
Ansteorra (the hound is evidently part of Her retinue), I anticipate 
that She will want the dog to attend the Queens' Coursing. Now the 
Queens' Packs have traditionally been all Greyhounds, but part of our 
job is to keep the Queens happy. So, if Ansteorra desires it, should 
we allow the Deerhound at the Queens' Coursing? And if we do, what 
about the Borzoi, who are owned by the same gentle as the Deerhound?

Personally, I'd allow it, but I've always been a bit of an 
iconoclast, and I don't want to step on TOO many toes. After all, HRM 
Ansteorra can't do anything to ME....unless she decides to move to 
Midrealm. You people I have to live with. <G> 

Samira





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