Fox Hunting Recollections
Fox Hunting Recollections
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We had a capital day's sport, and my diary of that time says : '' Trouble House by in- vitation ; i6|- couples. The hounds went by road to the V. W. H. Kennels at Cirencester the previous night. A large field, at least five hundred horses, and many more on foot and wheels. Drew Georges Gorse blank, found at Newnton Gorse ; away very fast, 35 minutes by Shipton Wood, and killed at Garden Plantation near Weston Birt. Drew the laurels at Highgrove blank, then an outlying fox jumped up; we raced hi...m to Old Down and killed. Then halloed to a fox at Chavenage ; a good hour and thirty minutes with him, but when he was quite beat a fresh fox jumped up out of a chalk pit and took us to Cherrington, where I stopped them and the hounds went home. I went with them as far as Cirencester, where I was staying with Sir William Throckmorton, who was then Master of the Vale of White Horse. There was a good scent all day, and quite a good day's sport. '' At that time Bob Chapman, the noted Chelten- ham horsedealer, lived at his house, Oaklands, a few minutes' walk from the kennels, and his 38 FOX-HUNTING RECOLLECTIONS stables were always full of high -class hunters for sale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had a capital day's sport, and my diary of that time says : '' Trouble House by in- vitation ; i6|- couples. The hounds went by road to the V. W. H. Kennels at Cirencester the previous night. A large field, at least five hundred horses, and many more on foot and wheels. Drew Georges Gorse blank, found at Newnton Gorse ; away very fast, 35 minutes by Shipton Wood, and killed at Garden Plantation near Weston Birt. Drew the laurels at Highgrove blank, then an outlying fox jumped up; we raced hi...m to Old Down and killed. Then halloed to a fox at Chavenage ; a good hour and thirty minutes with him, but when he was quite beat a fresh fox jumped up out of a chalk pit and took us to Cherrington, where I stopped them and the hounds went home. I went with them as far as Cirencester, where I was staying with Sir William Throckmorton, who was then Master of the Vale of White Horse. There was a good scent all day, and quite a good day's sport. '' At that time Bob Chapman, the noted Chelten- ham horsedealer, lived at his house, Oaklands, a few minutes' walk from the kennels, and his 38 FOX-HUNTING RECOLLECTIONS stables were always full of high -class hunters for sale.
What to read after Fox Hunting Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Henry Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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