page_title: Quorn Hunt
section_title: List of Masters
hierarchical_section_title: Quorn Hunt / List of Masters
caption_attribution_description: English: "The Midnight Steeplechase near Melton Mowbray – the finish", wood engraving in The Graphic, 22 March 1890
context_page_description: The Quorn Hunt, usually called the Quorn, established in 1696, is one of the world's oldest fox hunting packs and claims to be the United Kingdom's most famous hunt. Its country is mostly in Leicestershire, together with some smaller areas of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.
  Despite the abolition of fox hunting intended by the Hunting Act 2004, the Quorn continues to go out on four days of the week during the autumn and winter months.
context_section_description: 1696 to 1752: Mr Thomas Boothby
  1753 to 1800: Mr Hugo Meynell
  1800 to 1805: William Molyneux, 2nd Earl of Sefton
  1805 to 1806: Thomas Foley, 3rd Lord Foley
  1806 to 1817: Mr Thomas Assheton Smith the Younger
  1817 to 1821: Mr George Osbaldeston
  1821 to 1823: Sir Bellingham Graham, 7th Baronet
  1823 to 1827: Mr George Osbaldeston (again)
  1827 to 1831: Charles FitzRoy, 3rd Baron Southampton
  1831 to 1833: Sir Harry Goodricke
  1833 to 1835: Mr Holyoake Goodricke
  1835 to 1838: Mr Rowland Errington
  1838 to 1839: Edward Vernon Harbord, 4th Lord Suffield
  1839 to 1841: Mr Thomas Hodgson
  1841 to 1847: Mr Henry Greene, of Rolleston
  1847 to 1856: Sir Richard Sutton, 2nd Baronet
  1856 to 1863: George Grey, 7th Earl of Stamford
  1863 to 1866: Mr Samuel Clowes
  1866 to 1868: The Marquess of Hastings
  1868 to 1870: Mr John Chaworth Musters
  1870 to 1884: Mr John Coupland
  1884 to 1896: John Thomas Manners-Sutton, 3rd Lord Manners
  1886 to 1893: Captain Warner (jointly)
  1886 to 1893: William Byerley Paget (jointly)
  1893 to 1898: Hugh Lowther, 5th Earl of Lonsdale
  1898 to 1905: Captain E. ('Tommy') Burns Hartopp
  1905 to 1918: Captain Francis ('Frank') Forester
  1912 to 1932: Major Algernon E. Burnaby
  1919 to 1928: W. E. Paget
  1930 to 1940: Lt-Col. Sir Harold Nutting
  1940 to 1947: Major P. Cantrell-Hubbersty (Acting)
  1948 to 1951: Mrs P Cantrell-Hubbersty
   
  1948 to 1951: Mr F.S. Mee
  1948 to 1954: Alexander Ronald George Strutt, 4th Baron Belper
  1954 to 1960: Lt-Col. G. A. Murray-Smith
  1959 to 1962: Mrs G. A. Murray-Smith
  1959 to 1985: Mrs Ulrica Murray-Smith
  1960 to 1962: Lt-Col. T. C. Llewellen Palmer
  1960 to 1962: Captain E. O. Corsfield
  1962 to 1965: Brigadier R. G. Tilney
  1965 to 1972: Captain J. D. A. Keith
  1972 to 1985: Captain F. G. Barker
  1975 to 1983: Mr A. J. M. Teacher
  1985 to 1991: Mr J. Bealby
  1985 to 1991: Mr E. R. Hanbury
  1985 to 1991: Mr W. B. Hercock
  1991 to 1994: Captain Fred. G. Barker (again)
  1992 to 1994: Mr A. R. Macdonald Buchanan
  1992 to 1995: Mrs D. E. H. Turner
  1992 to 2000: Mr C. H. Geary
  1994 to 1995: Mr R. G. Henson
  1995 to 1996: Mr R. S. Morely
  1995 to 1996: Mr R. Carden
  1996 to 1997: Mr Robin C. Smith-Ryland
  1992 to 2000: Mr Rad T. Thomas
  1998 to 2000: Mr A. W. R. Dangar
  1997 to 2003: Mr A. R. P. Carden
  2000 to 2004: Mr R. Hunnisett
  2002 to 2005: Mr W. Cursham
caption: A future Master, Algernon Burnaby, winning the Midnight Steeplechase of 1890
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