The Waterloo Cup was the blue riband of hare coursing, the greatest event in the sighthound's sporting calendar. Lowie Hall's Fifty-Six Waterloo Cups chronicles the coursing greyhound, its breeding and its running.First published in 1922, it covers the practical work of breeding and conditioning coursing stock alongside the traditions and great days of the leash. It records fifty-six runnings of the great meeting and the greyhounds that won them.A scarce record of the coursing world, restored in an affordable modern edition for the sporting enthusiast and the historian of the Greyhound.This edition features:Chronicles the Greyhound in the coursing field.Covers breeding, rearing and conditioning of running stock.Records the sport's history and celebrated meetings.Faithfully reproduced in a modern edition.