Coursing Calendar for the Spring Season 1875

The Coursing Calendar for the Spring Season 1875 offers a detailed record of coursing events during that period. Authored by Stonehenge, a well-known authority on rural sports, this calendar provides essential information for enthusiasts and historians alike.

The book likely contains race results, participant details, and commentary relevant to the spring coursing season. It offers a fascinating glimpse into a popular Victorian-era pastime. For those interested in the history of dog racing or rural sporting traditions, this calendar provides invaluable insights.

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