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Thomas' Hunting Diary, 1905-1906 THOMAS' HUNTING DIARY 1905^1906. !/• fC EDITED BY WALTER M. MAY and ARTHUR W. COATEN. ILLUSTRATED BY MISS DOROTHY HARDY. Price 2/6 Net. PUBLISHED AT "THE COUNTY GENTLEMAN AND LAND AND WATER" OFFICE. 4 AND 5 DEAN STREET, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C. " i»>iiii i ii;ii . ^ CO Telegraphic Address: " BROWBOUND, LONDON." Telephone: 78+ MAYFAIR. Huntiiig Hats TO H. M THE KING Herbert Johnson, ^^^^>«00ro^^ ^"T"% 38 NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W. B .ou'^^f^o^^^ H.R.H. The es of Denmark, Leopold of Prussia, H.I.H. The i Frederick H.R H. The lias of Greece. of Clarence and .Avondale, K.G. H.R.H rriiK ie etc., etc. CAMBROyE I7A:CC\RK Htmtiitg and 1{i(Jing Hats. {Yiarhcd success obtained in the fitting of Cadies' Riding I^ats. nylleasuri-s of /lead tal^en by a ne-w method •xhich has proved highly successful in the most difficult eases. ii ( ) ^^ IBv lU'pomtmcnt to ?; ^^ V V "-^f. '!', >o^ '^., iS?' '^O >>"-" ^' HIS MAJESTY THE RING, md H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. Benson & Hedges,ltd. Importers ofHavana Cigars IN ALL THE LEADING BRANDS. (A LARGE VARIETY SUITABLE FOR HUNTING PURPOSES). Manufacturers &f Importers of Oriental Cigarettes Special Brands: CAIRO EL HOUSSOUN (ClUidcl Trcldc iMark) MAGNOLIA EL KAHLA NEW YORK LONDON MONTREAL 17 West 31ST Street 13 Old Bond Street 183 St. James Street 509 Fifth Avenue W. 74 Broadway 4- THOMAS HUNTING DIARY 1905^1906. EDITED BY WALTER M. MAY and ARTHUR W. COATEN. ILLUSTRATED BY MISS DOROTHY HARDY. PUBLISHED AT "THE COUNTY GENTLEMAN AND LAND AND WATER" OFFICE. 4 AND 5 DEAN STREET. HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W C. ENTERED AT STATIONERS' HALL] (COPYRIGHT — Editoria Diary Hunt Buttons The Art of Riding to Hounds, by A. E. Burnaby The Duty of Foxhunters towards the Fariuer. by Richard Ord On a Knowledge of Hounds, by "Maintop" Dress for the Hunting Man On the Care and Folding of Hunting Clothes Hints on Cleaning Hunting Things Ladiesin the Hunting Field, by "Quornite" Ladies' Hunting Kit, by Moira Heath Hints for the Hunting Field, by \V. H.A.Wharton The Hunts of the World \ Div's Hunting in the South Islands of New Zealand, by J.- -- Stiigand Foxhounds, their Masters, Kennels, &c Harriers, their Masters. Kennels, &c. 86 Beagles, their Masters 89 Draghonnds, their Masters 90 A Practical Guide to some of the Best Hunting Countries and Centres 92 Hunt Subscriptions and Capping ... 99 Horse Repositories of the United Kingdom lor Societies and Institutions 103 Winners at the Peterborough Hound Show 104 Railway Arrangements for Hunting Men... 107 The Liverpool Grand National Steeple- chase — Winners and Placed Horse? since 1880. — I. N. H. S. Committee. National Hunt Committee pal Amateur Cross-Country Riders.— Scale of Weight-for-Age.- Rules for )int-to- Point Steeple-chases 'Principal Illustrations Coloured Plates. " ' With a quick shortened stride 31 ' But hark ! That's a whimper" ' Youth will be served " * Ah ! how shall I in song declare (3) Editorial. THE flattering welcome which hunting; people accorded to last year's Edition has encouraged the proprietors, Messrs. Thomas / AND Sons, of 32 Brook Street, W., to issue this Diary in its present enlarged and more complete form. Its scope has been widened, and several new features have been added which we feel certain will be of interest to our readers, and perhaps of practical advantage to many of them. In adhering to our object of making THOMAS'S HUN IING DIARY a sort of " Whitaker " of the hunting field, we have endeavoured to increase its value as a source of information and means of reference by presenting details of hunting establishments and sport bevond the seas. In our " Hunts of the World " we have broken fresh ground, and we have brought together facts and figures which have never been so collected before. We hope that this new feature will be appreciated, not only by hunting men at home, but by lovers of the sport in our Colonies and in other places abroad where the English language is spoken. Again we have been fortunate in securing the assistance of a number of writers of experience and authority, whose ideas regarding the promotion and maintenance of the best of British sports should be helpful to the rising generation of hunting men and women. Of late a good deal has been heard about the decadence of fox-hunting. Yet a careful and general study and practice of the precepts laid down in these pages might go far to remove the causes of the prevalent fears as to the lasting welfare of our leading winter sport. Ve^- ( 4 ) ' The hunt is up, the morn is bright and grey.' Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. Wednes. Thursday Friday Saturday Monday Tuesday^ ( 5 ) Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. 1 Wednes. Thursday' ^ Friday l|i- Saturday • \Monday' « Tuesday Wednes.' fThursday Friday Saturday . Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. 20 Monday //. K L '"^^ 2i Wednes. /.^'V'' khtU >S.^vl4_- A. Thursday* / / I // i^^ ^I7jc Saturday < p J-^^^^J;^ 23f I W/^/ /^'ff 2:^Monday' ^ Tuesday Wednes. Iom^^ ^ Thursday l^^i/Vc^^^^ ' —. 'Tis hard from the saddle so soon to be parted— So soon to be counting the days we have lost." Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. i» Friday U^ // Saturday \ai^y C^'^tyf-i^^^c^^ ha^ Monday ^ r,Cy\,Ui>^ A—<— // X „./ Tuesday Y^iMZZ^l^IZ. /i^^^^^^ y // dT'Wednes. ryid:t: ^a^fi( /^/vr Thursday CT k %yL ^ ' ( 8 ) Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. Friday j^>^<4-^»u^/i-^-^— // Jw4— 9 Saturday Iz^- 1^ Monday 't^^^ 6- li Tuesday 12_Wednes.' 'jL [l^tL^ '(^ \\ Thursday \%L Friday ^- "^V-t-^ l^Saturday vL Monday Cw^t/^ Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. Wednes. ^ li^i ^ 1 I -fc ^, J^ Thursday' Jip ll^^ ^>.^ (JT Friday ^v^6«-i-*v-^<; ^^..^U^ 22..Saturday ft^ iuii^ (^ . h.^,^ Mo'nday^ f- ^.^ <tf>5 26 Tuesday ^ We'd nes. aftr Thursday ;^. I ^ Friday 6a (^ Saturday ' lO ) J/^KDAHY I ' Nor huntsman's horn, nor music of the hounds Is borne upon the wintry breeze." Mee;. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. 31 Monday ^i-^-o- r Tuesday / Us Wednes. J/^ r^X^^^--^C Thursday' // 1/5. Friday // (^wf^—'— • i^ Saturday ' /^.4 -^-V 1^ Monday' c ^-ju^ 'I L<ffc»w^ 1 ) ( II Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. "^^ Tuesday M^^ j^x^^ii^fMU*. P^uA^'-^'' I +0- Wednes. J i'''-X*-» A.x-.w..^>. > /5H- Thursday ^ Friday lii Saturday Monday y^ ¥".<'i''*Wc*^ i/-rr- L-r f y l/^'^^—• • l^/.[ •^ Tuesday w/o^ - i;^ Wednes >»-. (o^^'7 Uc^'^ Thursday ' Friday / ^ •^ ( 12 Horses ridden. Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. 20 Saturday i^v ./ 22 Monday i TY'/t" 23 Tuesday fyJ^^i\X^ *» //.">t 24 Wednes.' -^/^v. .<:i "ZT 25 Thursday 26 Friday 27 Saturday 29 Morvday 30 Tuesday 31 Wednes. 13 ) fI:3nu/^l\y .-^.Z y-'Wu „.,^>..<..>»<W^ i';rH»>^\" " Faith in himself, and the good steed that carries him." 1 2 3 5 L ( 14 ) Horses ridden. Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Thursday Friday \ .. 10 Saturday 12 Monday 13 Tuesday 14 i Wednes. 15 Thursday 1^ Friday ' li Saturday f<pC ^ ' / ^YVT\^-^>ic^ // ( 15 ) Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. Monday L^^- Tuesday /f < ^^v^k/^c^^^ n ^'Vt-^4— /< ^. 2C Wednes. 2^ Thursday /y. ^^i'Zc/y^/t^h I X ^^ m^— //. f-C^.^ 2j.J^riday 2| Saturday ^ La^^ '^ •O -/ / 2& Monday ^^j^^^^ 71. v-^ 2J^i Tuesday' /* Wednes. PJmAc^ ^'l.' ( i6 ) ^ 'J^^^i^r-km iKm,'/:/ /vi'j?r ' Get to him, my lads ! And teach him the use of his pads." Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. ^^ -J Thursday ,^ p. Friday 7ci 1 ^--Saturday r--'- Monday -f /r Tuesday V P Wednes. / Thursday , ( 17 ) Meet. Time. Notes of the clay's sport. Horses ridden. Friday 10 Saturday 12 Monday 13 Tuesday 14 Wednes. 15 Thursday 16 Friday 17 Saturday 19 Monday 20 Tuesday ( i8 ) Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. 21 Wednes. 22 Thursday 23 Friday 24 Saturday 26 Monday 27 Tuesday 28 Wednes. 29 Thursday 30 Friday 31 Saturday APRIL yjjt/-- "A chosen few alone the sport enjoy.' Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. Monday 3 Tuesday Wednes. Thursday Friday Saturday ( 20 ) Horses ridden. Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Monday 10 Tuesday 11 Wednes. 12 Thursday 13 Friday 14 Saturday 16 i Monday 17 Tuesday 18 Wednes. 19 Thursday ( 2. ) Meet. Time. Notes of the day's sport. Horses ridden. 20 Friday 21 Saturday 23 Monday 24 Tuesday 25 Wednes. 26 Thursday 27 Friday 28 Saturday 30 Monday : 22 ) Amory's, Atllersluilc. Badsworth. JJi'V Albrighton. Sir J., (Evening dress: red, Staghounds (Silver). (White collar. Evening (Evening dress: red. white facings.) dress: red, grey facings.) red facings ; white silk facings for old members.) Hunt "Buttons. THIS feature of THOMAS' HUNTING DIARY having become so well-known and popular, we again Beaufort's, Duke of. reproduce facsimiles of the Buttons of the principal (Blue coat, blue collar, Hunts in the United Kingdom. This year the list we buff facings. Same dis- tinctive features for place before our readers is more complete than any evening dress.) previously published. Silver buttons are so marked. The list of buttons will prove useful for reference, con- taining as it does additional information regarding the hunt uniform in those cases where it is distinctive.
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