例句與造句

1. Otherwise, drag hunting has the same rules as fox hunting.
2. Some fox hunters seem rather elitist about drag hunting.
3. Originally used for hunting stags, it is today used for hare and drag hunting.
4. They think of themselves as traditionalists and won't consider drag hunting as an option.
5. Following a trail ( similar to drag hunting ) rather than a live quarry subsequently grew in importance.
6. It's difficult to find drag hunting in a sentence. 用drag hunting造句挺難的
7. Some fox hunters say that drag hunting is not as exciting, because the hunt is simply too controlled.
8. During his apprenticeship, Lindenbauer learned not only to school horses in dressage, but did also horse racing and drag hunting.
9. Rural jobs would be safe, Hill said, if hunters switched to drag hunting _ following a scent trail through the countryside.
10. Equestrian hunters and hounds are at Hitchcock Woods for another day of drag hunting _ the dogs track a scent that has been dragged along a course instead of chasing foxes.
11. Like drag hunting, trail hunting involves the use of an artificially laid scent, usually fox, hare or rabbit based, to provide hounds with a path to follow.
12. In keeping with the family tradition, he enjoyed sports and, by 1905, was a Master of the Drag ( drag hunting ) and the Deputy Master of the Quorn.
13. Unlike drag hunting, however, the path set for the hounds in trail hunting is designed to simulate the path that would be taken by a fox or hare attempting to evade the hounds.
14. Drag hunting has its own tradition, however : it dates back to 1603 in England, where it was used in areas that were too built up or subdivided to permit the hunting of wild foxes.
15. And if you have a problem about chasing a fox, even Mackay-Smith, the sport's leading authority and author of five books on the subject, says " drag hunting is an acceptable substitute ."
16. Drag hunting emphasises the thrill of riding at speed in a natural environment, and tends to follow a relatively straightforward course, allowing for considerable speed, over well-marked obstacles designed or selected with the safety of horse and rider in mind.
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