The Bedale Hounds 1832 1908
The Bedale Hounds 1832 1908
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" On the 11th Februar>% 1863, hounds took a fox into the Bilsdale country.
Met at York Gate, but did not find a fox between Baldersby and the Thirsk coverts.
At last one was found in a small spinney near Lord Cathcart's tile yards at Wood End, on the west of the railway Hne. He crossed the railway, passed the Lodge gates, up the avenue to Wood End and pointed for Thirsk, but turning northwards went by Thornton-le-Street village, as if Cotcliffe Wood was his destination. Being headed near Knayto...n, he turned back from there over the Upsall pastures, through Upsall gorse, then turned up the hill to Woolmoor Common, from here through Mr. Elsey's Plantations, and finally got to ground in Shotwood Bank, after a very severe hunt of fifty-five minutes. The writer of this account says ' * On rising the hill from Upsall, the ' field ' was much in difficulty. Horses pumped, riders off, girths slacked, heads to the wind. '' On the 5th December, 1866, there was a very fast forty-five minutes from Uckerby WHiin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" On the 11th Februar>% 1863, hounds took a fox into the Bilsdale country.
Met at York Gate, but did not find a fox between Baldersby and the Thirsk coverts.
At last one was found in a small spinney near Lord Cathcart's tile yards at Wood End, on the west of the railway Hne. He crossed the railway, passed the Lodge gates, up the avenue to Wood End and pointed for Thirsk, but turning northwards went by Thornton-le-Street village, as if Cotcliffe Wood was his destination. Being headed near Knayto...n, he turned back from there over the Upsall pastures, through Upsall gorse, then turned up the hill to Woolmoor Common, from here through Mr. Elsey's Plantations, and finally got to ground in Shotwood Bank, after a very severe hunt of fifty-five minutes. The writer of this account says ' * On rising the hill from Upsall, the ' field ' was much in difficulty. Horses pumped, riders off, girths slacked, heads to the wind. '' On the 5th December, 1866, there was a very fast forty-five minutes from Uckerby WHiin.
What to read after The Bedale Hounds 1832 1908?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank H Reynard to read onlineMoreLess
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