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    Nobby

    May 07, 2020 2 minutes
    Words by Octavia Pollock
    “He was the toughest horse on the hunting field, still going at 4.30pm as a first horse”

    NOBBY knew immediately that he should be the huntsman’s horse.

    “On his first day’s autumn hunting,” remembers Ianto Evans, joint-master and huntsman of the Llanwnnen in

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