The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

.-.t are 40 announced by their title.
80 instance IN" Aldorshot Drag Hounds;
.D. ~ .iiS country. although fox has
N'ca killed by the hounds in u genera
r III group oil riders calls its.f
INT club aud tho leader ia an VI p Il
.n-'sad they are only near VI r n
sch clubs are seldom heard apout
less an aocids mt. for they will occur
20 Tu1tion a. well a. real fox hunting.
rugs one into public notice Fox hunt
.lE malnt aimed in a proper fashion is
a. "vC-nsive recreation In Great Britain.
shore. outsiders drop in At the meets in
cuu-iderable force, the VI + n collects
tho .gh a hunt servant n cap fee OF
81. hut IN this country the members foot
all the bills. and the deficiencies IL any
must bs made up by the VI +. II. The
sypan-..- Of the club include the keeping
open IF The country hunted over by max
~ Sooi AL losses incurred by farmers.
ciua 100 must have a clubhouse and
kennels. and hunt servants. The latter
a." rho hrntsmsn. a place OF great dig
my IN proper hunt club: two whippersin
a: l.as; a kennelrnan and stable hands
Tie hunt srnah and his aids must be we'll
mounted Tbs hounds. whether i'm
pnrtsd or American bred. will cost a
pretty penny to begin with. and they
must h. kept up IN condition. the puppies
"a alked- and trained. and the future
~ the pack assured by wise forethought
All plans go wrong whom an epidemic
q hydrophobia freaks ont in a pack.
when all however valuable have TO be
Destroyed and q new pack obtained.
THIS has happened within two years
nut why stir up memories sad
n Tho members Of the uniucky clubs
hunting man or woman may have
tom two 90 twenty hunters and. whether
hey are i'm portasions from Great Britain
r American thoroughbreds or half
rods they ara expensive animals 20
r.r md keep. But a good horse IL al
Etv- worth IT. the hunting field every
DOLLAR L may cost Alfred b. Maciay
F". tnown hunting man and amateur
r- oman. On his way back from the last
l''.rr4rE"nI Horse Show took in the
b...r Horse Show. great market for
h.,'ar- He offered a good. long price
p" 20 r-h farmer for q thrAe-year-
'...' 's' Hl'-d az a future hunter Man
e. '..' farmer. that price woIIldn' Z buy
..- -.,i.w on the wall.
.. .srr- "a the American market find
.-- 10 keen appreciation. Be-
...- '.. ".u1 dues and the mounts and
.pr"-p, those who go To the meets
'.. 'rar outfits Ia buy. Boots. for
'-...." may cO7t man $50 TO $40 q
r. s'.." Lreect.S. coat and topcoaf
r-J 10 10 built To order ia several
SHE N"' the Lest supporters OF fox
. r.'tr N"w York and the Eastern
'.- Or" not the fashionable idlers Of
r.rmss or nonincomes. but in
-. ard working men II affairs who
. %. o." sport a stiTnulant. They NAV
-." dlv- 4 week. but they work
So "1cI wesIS j'Isr the same
r-' hunting after pack Of hounds. .
..- INC" DlOnial times. near New
't- Al Hackensack IN 1875 Two
st''r he Young pasn who hunted
-' '0".r pack so Queens IN 1879
.''g"r started the Rockaway Hunt
- RI" Long island hunt ing
-. The kennels still being at
80. ~" Queens County Hounds
'.away Hunting club. with = &,
VOID ~ master The present
and Kennels At CsCiarhurst ,
nod n 1876 The Meadow Brook
~ - hrsv pack with z ID Nor
a ~ - $50 The EsAea County
rr'hrd in the New York neigh
b." demand for III" land by
.nr- atppped The hunting M I
r a0rne seasons ago 1
'p r"Enlste amateur staeple- |