Our Hunting Portrait-Gallery : Masters of the Beaufort and Fernie, the Minehead Harriers, and Bucks and Berks Staghounds. 1935.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, March 15th, 1935," called "Our Hunting Portrait-Gallery," showing the Following Photographs for "Masters of the Beaufort and Fernie, the Minehead Harriers, and Bucks and Berks Staghounds."

   a- The bucks and berks :  the joint-masters of the Bucks and Berks Staghounds, M. H. J. Colebrook and Major E. W. Shackle, discuss weighty matters when that pack met at the Hotel de Paris at Bray-on-Thames.  The Bucks and Berks hunt carted deer, which are parked near Maidenhead, over a country formerly hunted by the Royal Buckhounds.

   b- The Fernie :  Sir Harold Wernher (in hunting cap), the Master of the Dernie and owner of Brown Jack, with Major Noel Furlong, the well-known owner of steeplechasers, including Really True and Reynoldstown, at a meet of this pack at Skeffington Hall, Major Furlong's residence.

   c- Resigning :  Mr. H. C. Cox, who is resigning the joint-Mastership of the Beaufort at the end of this season.  Mr. Cox, who is an American, became a joint-Master some five easons ago and will be very much missed next year.

   d- A Harriers "Joint":  Mr. A. S. Bligh, who is joint-Master of the Minehead Harriers, with Mrs. Stanley Hosegood whose husband hunts the hounds and acts as joint-Hon. Secretary with Mr. G. A. Johnston.  This West Somerset pack provides good sport over a rough and mountainous country.


Condition is Very Good.