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Run Run Date Pub and Location Hares No Run Run Date Pub and Location Hares No. of Special Comments NumberDay Runners 1 31 July 1991 Pulteney Arms, Bath Mike Triplett 2 07 August 1991 Bladud Arms, Lower Swainswick, Bath Mark Young 3 14 August 1991 Compton Inn, Compton Dando Lee Naish 4 21 August 1991 Old Crown Inn, Kelston Paul Mountford 5 28 August 1991 Inn at Freshford, Freshford Alan Chamberlain 6 04 September 1991 Swan Inn, Kingsdown Ray Coates 7 11 September 1991 Wheatsheaf Inn, Combe Hay Rob Newton 8 18 September 1991 Crown and Horseshoe, Oldland Common Claire Triplett & Caroline Murphy 9 25 September 1991 Chequers Inn, Box Paul Lawrenson 10 02 October 1991 Pig and Fiddle, Bath Denis Townsend 11 09 October 1991 Hope and Anchor, Midford Mark Young 12 16 October 1991 Ram Inn, Widcombe, Bath Steve Kimmins 13 23 October 1991 Canal Tavern, Bradford-on-Avon Paul Mountford 14 30 October 1991 Windsor Castle Inn, Bath Soraya Weeks & Lee Naish 15 06 November 1991 Hatchetts, Bath Neil Morton & John Hutchison 16 13 November 1991 Crown Inn, Bathford Charles Parkhouse 17 20 November 1991 Wheatsheaf Inn, Corston Neil Smith 18 27 November 1991 King William IV, Bath Mike Triplett & Mark Young 19 Sat 30 November 1991 Crown Inn, Bishops Cannings Mike Triplett & Lee Naish 20 04 December 1991 Horseshoe, Combe Down, Bath Steve Kimmins & Linda Bryan 21 11 December 1991 Rose and Laurel, Rush Hill, Bath John Day & Mark Young 22 18 December 1991 Hop Pole Inn, Limpley Stoke Paul Mountford & Ray Coates 23 Thur 26 December 1991 Cherry Tree, Oldland Common Mike Triplett & Claire Triplett 24 01 January 1992 22 Downend Park Road, Bristol John Day 25 08 January 1992 Pulteney Arms, Bath Ray Coates 26 15 January 1992 Bunch of Grapes, Bradford-on-Avon John Hutchison & Neil Morton 27 22 January 1992 Quarrymans Arms, Box Lee Naish & Maria Nott 28 29 January 1992 Bath University, Claverton Down, Bath Mick Hancock 29 05 February 1992 Titfield Thunderbolt, Dunkerton Mark Young 30 12 February 1992 Packhorse Inn, Corsham Alan Chamberlain 31 19 February 1992 Bradford on Avon Britsh Rail Station Paul Mountford 32 26 February 1992 Assembly Inn, Bath Charles Parkhouse & Richard Moorfield 33 04 March 1992 Lockkeeper, Keynsham Caroline Murphy 34 11 March 1992 Elm Tree, Devizes Ian Campbell 35 18 March 1992 Blathwayt Arms, Lansdowne, Bath Steve Kimmins & Linda Bryan 36 25 March 1992 George Inn, Bathampton Claire Triplett 37 01 April 1992 Crown Inn, Bathford Ray Coates 38 08 April 1992 Compass Inn, Tormarton Neil Morton & John Hutchison 39 15 April 1992 Queens Head, Hullavington Mark Young 40 22 April 1992 Royal Oak Inn, Bath Soraya Weeks 41 29 April 1992 Longs Arms, South Wraxall Alan Chamberlain 42 06 May 1992 Lansdowne Arms Inn, Derry Hill, Calne Paul Lawrenson 43 13 May 1992 Six Bells, Colerne Paul Mountford 44 20 May 1992 Compton Inn, Compton Dando John Day 45 27 May 1992 Butchers Arms, Farmborough Alan Chamberlain 46 03 June 1992 Boathouse, Newbridge, Bath Steve Kimmins & Linda Bryan 47 10 June 1992 Crown and Horseshoe, Oldland Common Mike Triplett 48 17 June 1992 Cross House, Doynton Ray Coates 49 24 June 1992 Old Crown Inn, Kelston Neil Morton & Charles Parkhouse 50 01 July 1992 Bath Arms, Crockerton Haunch of Venison Joint Run with HOVRMCH3 51 08 July 1992 Fox and Hounds, Farleigh Wick Alan Chamberlain 52 15 July 1992 Bull, Hinton Hazel Metherell & Janet Penn 53 22 July 1992 New Inn, Westwood, Bradford-on-Avon Paul Mountford 54 29 July 1992 White Hart, Cold Ashton Caroline Murphy 55 Sat 01 August 1992 Colerne Rugby Club, Colerne Soraya Weeks & Caroline Murphy 1st Birthday Weekend 56 Sun 02 August 1992 Colerne Rugby Club, Colerne Paul Lawrenson 1st Birthday Weekend 57 05 August 1992 Chequers Inn, Box Ray Coates 58 12 August 1992 Brewery Arms, Langley Burrell Paul Lawrenson & Richard Moorfield Now the Langley Tap 59 19 August 1992 Northend Inn, Northend, Bath Cathy McCarthy 60 26 August 1992 Codrington Arms, Codrington Mark Young 61 02 September 1992 Rising Sun, Bowden Hill, Lacock Paul Mountford 62 09 September 1992 Stag and Hounds, Hinton Charterhouse Alan Chamberlain 63 16 September 1992 Golden Fleece, Twerton, Bath Dave Ackland & Julia Castle 64 23 September 1992 Blathwayt Arms, Lansdowne, Bath Sonia Thomas & Jill Jenkins 65 30 September 1992 White Hart, Widcombe, Bath Steve Kimmins & Linda Bryan AGPU 66 07 October 1992 Boathouse, Newbridge, Bath Hazel Metherell & Kathy Allen 67 14 October 1992 Horseshoe, Combe Down, Bath Ray Coates 68 21 October 1992 New Inn, Keynsham Soraya Weeks & Caroline Murphy 69 28 October 1993 Two Pigs, Pickwick, Corsham Neil Morton & Charles Parkhouse 70 04 November 1992 Inn at Freshford, Freshford Bernie Mills & Simon Baker 71 11 November 1992 Hop Pole Inn, Limpley Stoke Paul Lawrenson & Richard Moorfield 72 18 November 1992 Bath University, Claverton Down, Bath Mick Hancock 73 25 November 1992 Fox and Badger, Wellow Steve Kimmins & Linda Bryan 74 02 December 1992 Beehive Inn, Lansdowne, Bath Cathy McCarthy 75 09 December 1992 Lockkeeper, Keynsham Mark Young 76 16 December 1992 Salutation Inn, Gibb Dave Ackland 77 23 December 1992 Pulteney Arms, Bath Steve Kimmins 78 30 December 1992 Three Horseshoes, Bradford-on-Avon Steve Kimmins 79 06 January 1993 Packhorse Inn, South Stoke Alan Chamberlain 80 13 January 1993 Harp and Crown, Gastard Ray Coates 81 20 January 1993 Pheasant, Chippenham Neil Morton 82 27 January 1993 Crown Inn, Giddea Hall Paul Mountford 83 03 February 1993 Northend Inn, Northend, Bath Steve Kimmins 84 10 February 1993 Methuen Arms, Corsham Claire Triplett 85 Thur 11 February 1993 Cross Keys, Lydford on Fosse Neil Swinbank Fosse Annual Run by Torchlight 86 17 February 1993 Star Inn, Bath Mick Hancock 87 24 February 1993 Golden Fleece, Shaw Paul Lawrenson 88 03 March 1993 Chequers Inn, Box A MacDonald-Taylor & Neil Morton 89 10 March 1993 Nettleton Arms, Nettleton Richard Moorfield 90 17 March 1993 Queens Head, Hullavington Paul Mountford 91 24 March 1993 Swan Inn, Pennsylvania Mark Young 92 31 March 1993 Bull, Hinton Morris Jones 93 07 April 1993 Three Horseshoes, Bradford-on-Avon Steve Kimmins 94 14 April 1993 Dog Inn, Old Sodbury Ray Coates 95 21 April 1993 Wheelwrights, Monkton Combe Alan Chamberlain 96 28 April 1993 Greyhound, Bromham, Chippenham A MacDonald-Taylor & Richard Moorfield 97 05 May 1993 Crown Inn, Tolldown Sonia Thomas & Jill Jenkins 98 12 May 1993 Swan Inn, Swineford Horace Cliff 99 19 May 1993 Hit and Miss, Kington Langley Paul Lawrenson 100 26 May 1993 Apple Tree Inn, Shoscombe Paul Mountford 101 02 June 1993 Pulteney Arms, Bath Mick Hancock & Steve Kimmins 102 09 June 1993 George Inn, Lacock Neil Morton 103 16 June 1993 Harp and Crown, Gastard Ray Coates 104 23 June 1993 Pickwick, Corsham Bernie Mills & Simon Baker Bar-b-que @ Bernies 105 30 June 1993 Compton Inn, Compton Dando Alan Chamberlain & Hazel Metherell 106 07 July 1993 Linnet, Great Hinton Paul Hodges 107 14 July 1993 Wheatsheaf Inn, Combe Hay Brian Best & Ros Silverton 108 21 July 1993 Bell on the Common, Broughton Gifford Paul Mountford 109 28 July 1993 Bath Arms, Crockerton Haunch of Venison Joint Run with HOVRMCH3 110 04 August 1993 Jolly Huntsman, Kington St Michael Alan Chamberlain & Hazel Metherell 111 Sat 07 August 1993 Rowdeford School, Rowde, Devizes Neil Morton & Paul Lawrenson 2nd Birthday Weekend 112 Sun 08 August 1993 Rowdeford School, Rowde, Devizes Paul Hodges 2nd Birthday Weekend 113 11 August 1993 Butchers Arms, Farmborough Ray Coates 114 18 August 1993 Northend Inn, Northend, Bath Cathy McCarthy 115 25 August 1993 Dog and Fox, Ashley, Bradford-on-Avon Brian Best & Julia Castle 116 01 September 1993 Crown Inn, Giddea Hall Paul Mountford 117 08 September 1993 Beaufort Arms, Hawkesbury Upton Steve Kimmins 118 15 September 1993 Ring O'Bells, Priston Alan Chamberlain 119 22 September 1993 White Hart, Biddestone Richard Moorfield 120 29 September 1993 Upton Inn, Upton Cheyney Morris Jones 121 06 October 1993 Ram Inn, Widcombe, Bath Steve Kimmins 122 13 October 1993 Cross Keys Inn, Rode Paul Mountford 123 20 October 1993 Blathwayt Arms, Lansdowne, Bath Ian Feldberg 124 27 October 1993 New Inn, Upper Seagry, Chippenham Paul Lawrenson AGPU 125 03 November 1993 Bunch of Grapes, Bradford-on-Avon Neil Morton 126 10 November 1993 Tollgate Inn, Holt, Bradford-on-Avon Ray Coates 127 17 November 1993 Rose and Laurel, Rush Hill, Bath Mark Young 128 24 November 1993 Kings Arms, Monkton Farleigh Paul Hodges 129 01 December 1993 Trowbridge BR Station, Trowbridge Paul Mountford & Brian Best 130 08 December 1993 Fox Inn, Old Down, Thornbury Bob Feltham & Ian MacLean Joint Run with Bristol Greyhound H3 131 15 December 1993 Rose and Crown, Larkhall, Bath Denis Townsend 21 132 22 December 1993 Cross Guns, Avoncliffe Steve Kimmins 17 133 29 December 1993 Midland Spinner, Warmley, Bristol Paul Mountford & Lee Naish 11 134 05 January 1994 New Inn, Keynsham Hazel Metherell & Kathy Allen 22 135 12 January 1994 Poplars Inn, Wingfield Brian Best 21 136 19 January 1994 White Lion, Frenchay, Bristol Horace Cliff 13 137 26 January 1994 Hare and Hounds, Lansdowne, Bath Pam Penkman & Fred Parkinson 24 138 02 February 1994 Quarrymans Arms, Box Ray Coates 22 139 09 February 1994 Devonshire Arms, Bath Ros Silverton & Ian Feldberg 21 140 Fri 11 February 1994 Red Lion, Babcary, Nr Yeovil Taunton H3 6 Fosse Annual Run by Torchlight 141 16 February 1994 Dandylion, Bradford-on-Avon Mick Hancock 19 142 23 February 1994 Old Lock and Weir, Hanham Paul Mountford 21 143 02 March 1994 Salutation Inn, Gibb Morris Jones 21 144 09 March 1994 Bladud Arms, Lower Swainswick, Bath Lee Naish 22 145 16 March 1994 Swan Inn, Swineford Richard Moorfield 21 146 23 March 1994 Cross House, Doynton Alan Chamberlain 19 147 30 March 1994 Two Pigs, Pickwick, Corsham Bernie Mills & Simon Baker 29 148 06 April 1994 Packhorse Inn, South Stoke Dave Ackland 26 149 13 April 1994 Seven Stars, Winsley Angus MacDonald-Taylor 27 150 20 April 1994 Inn at Freshford, Freshford Neil Morton 24 151 27 April 1994 White Hart, Atworth Ray Coates 23 152 04 May 1994 Ring O'Bells, Priston Paul Lawrenson 22 153 11 May 1994 White Hart Inn, Bridgeyate Richard Moorfield 10 154 18 May 1994 Beaufort Arms, Hawkesbury Upton Steve Kimmins 34 155 25 May 1994 Fleur-de-Lys, Norton St.
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