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At an extreme you may make seconds (as for a single). At a bingle you may make thirds or early thirds (as for a bob). Otherwise you will ring one of the following pieces of work:
| What to do | When to do it | |
|---|---|---|
| Castles (Coathangers) Two blows in 5ths place, point 4ths, two in 5ths, point 4ths, two in 5th and in (your last blow at the back is over the treble). |
At a bingle or extreme, when the treble passes you in 5ths place (you were the hunt bell). | 45312 54132 51423 15432 15342 51324 53142 35412 |
| Cats Ears (Stedman single) Hunt to a point in 5ths place, now two in 4ths and another point in 5ths before coming in. |
At a bingle, when you pass the treble in 3rds place. |
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| 3rds; Point 5ths (Wingnut) Make thirds as for a bob, but make a dramatic point in 5ths place before hunting down to the front. |
At an extreme, when the treble passes you in 3rds place. | 45312 54132 51423 15432 15342 51324 53142 35412 |
| Point 5ths; 3rds (Wingnut) Hunt up to a point in 5ths place and then down to make two blows in thirds before continuing down to lead. |
At an extreme, when the treble passes you in 4ths place. | 45312 54132 51423 15432 15342 51324 53142 35412 |
Last updated 10th September 2002 by John Irving.