Single Oxford Bob Triples

Plain hunt below the treble.

When hunting up, the rules for passing the treble in the first three places are the same as for Grandsire Doubles:

• Pass treble in 1-2 up = Make 3rds

• Pass treble in 2-3 up = Dodge 4-5 up, make 5ths & go in

• Pass treble in 3-4 up = Make 5ths, dodge 4-5 down & go in

If you get past those places without passing the treble then triple dodge on the back unless you are in the hunt:

• Pass treble in 4-5 up = Triple dodge 6-7 up

• Pass treble in 5-6 up = Triple dodge 6-7 down

• Pass treble in 6-7 up = Hunt bell

The standard calls are the same as Grandsire Triples. However, as bells are already dodging in 6-7 they are unaffected. The end result has an effect more like a Grandsire Doubles call.

Bobs

3rds place is made when the treble is in 1-2 down

• The bell which would have made 3rds is unaffected

• The bell which would have dodged 4-5 up instead makes 3rds & in, becoming the hunt bell

• The bell which would have dodged 4-5 down instead double dodges 4-5 up, makes 5ths & in

• The bell in the hunt double dodges 4-5 down

Singles

Similar to a bob, with 2nd & 3rds places also made as the treble is leading

• The bell which would have made 3rds instead makes 2nds & in, becoming the hunt bell

• The bell which would have dodged 4-5 up makes long 3rds & in

• The bell which would have dodged 4-5 down instead double dodges 4-5 up, makes 5ths & in

• The bell in the hunt double dodges 4-5 down