Here we are about to start another hunting Season.
Since this time last year, there have been several issues to cause us concern and, as you are all aware, the cliché ‘Credit Crunch’ has been wildly bandied around. The reality of the ‘Credit Crunch’ for us is that this year, for the first time since the amalgamation, we have had to safeguard the Hunt by arranging an overdraft facility.
This has been due to the fact that the Hunt has received less income from all areas: FMD reduced our Field Money and Caps at the start of last Season: fundraising events organised by the Supporters’ Committee did not receive the full support they deserved. The weather, sadly, also had a part to play and resulted in the abandonment of the Beckwithshaw Horse Trials and the Autumn Hunter Trial. These two events alone could have averted the need to arrange an overdraft facility.
I must say at this stage how grateful we are to the major sponsors of the Horse Trials for continuing to support the event: without them, we would be in a serious position.
We are all very aware that Subscriptions have gone up. This, I’m afraid, had to happen and the timing of the increases could not have happened at a worse time for some. I remind you, however, that this is the first increase in three years, so divide the increase by three and you’ll find that the Subs. have not gone up by more than the annual inflation rate. This outlook, perhaps, softens the blow of the increased amount we have just paid.
When one has to pay more for anything, one quite naturally asks the question ‘What am I getting for my money?’ ‘ Can I get better value anywhere else?’ Our increases have not exceeded the similar Subs. of any of our adjacent Hunts – and they too are having the same financial pressures.
All Subscribers must have thought about the situation carefully and I am delighted to see that our Subscribers have risen to the challenge of these difficult times and are back in force and ready for the Season.
The Mastership is fully aware of the situation. I give you my assurance that they have been, and will continue to be urged to make use of all that is available, to provide you with the best sport and entertainment possible.
Please stay supportive of the Hunt and all the hard work that is being done by our Secretary, Masters and Supporters’
Charlie Warde-Aldam
(Chairman Badsworth & Bramham Moor)
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RECENT EVENTS
The wet Summer came and went! There were, however, one or two bright spots to distract us –
Thank you to the Mastership for a very enjoyable Puppy Show
held at Kennels in June, a very pleasant, sunny, well-attended
afternoon. After lunch, a presentation was made to Mr David Carr
to mark his retirement from the Mastership. During the speeches,
Mr Carr was thanked for all his help and generous support given
to the Badsworth & Bramham Moor over the years. The afternoon
was not without humour – ‘Hounds Dancing’ in the Couples Class was
‘poetry in motion’ – as well as very funny to watch –unless you were
a Puppy Walker at the other end of the leash! (you really had to
be there to understand this reference!) One incident was, however,
caught on camera ‘Hound checks marks on scorecard behind Judge’s
back’ – they learn very young at Kennels!
Thank you to the Judges:- Mr A Waugh M.F.H. S & W Wilts
David Elliott.
Huntsman - Holderness
There was a marked change in the weather for the Terrier Show in July – it rained before the event, it rained during the event and it rained after the event – but, in true Yorkshire fashion, we carried on regardless! Thanks go to Mr Carr for his permission to hold the event at Stapleton Park.
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A few days later saw the Badsworth & Bramham Hunt Relay Team take up the challenge in the Inter Hunt
Relay at the Great Yorkshire Show. We all saw on television, the sea of mud that was the Yorkshire Show
Ground, but, the Badsworth & Bramham Moor Relay Team showed what they were made of and came away
with a good share of the prize money and with the Hunt honour still intact. Well done to all who took part!
The third week of July sadly saw the Beckwithshaw Horse Trials affected by the wet weather – as were many other national events. Months of hard work and preparation came to nought with the ruling, by British Eventing, ‘not to run’ – a truly devastating decision for the BHT Committee Members.
An evening barbecue, in late July, at the Estate House, Frickley, with singing, food and music. It was a sad goodbye to Deanna & Peter Cook who have now left to take up new responsibilities in Devon. We wish them well for the future.
Any singers or musicians out there?
Now that Deanna’s left for pastures new, perhaps we should hold an X Factor evening to find someone to lead the community singing when we need to keep our spirits up! Deanna will be a hard act to follow!
In direct contrast to the pattern of 2008 Summer weather – Sunday 27th July, the day of the Escrick Fun Ride – the high temperature forced the organisers to retreat into the shade under a tree – where they were forced to relax and take regular chilled
drinks! A fun day – we only lost one Team this year and even they were found eventually!
NEW MEMBER OF STAFF In August Christine Wilkinson joined the Staff at Kennels as Groom for the Season
2008 / 2009. Welcome to the Badsworth & Bramham Moor.
A ‘Let’s Talk Hunting’ evening was held at The Rogerthorpe Manor Hotel in mid September.
Please see the full report later in the newsletter for all the details. The Rogerthorpe Manor Hotel is still recovering!!!
The ‘Let’s Talk Hunting’ evening was a good lead into the start of Autumn Hunting, which, co-incidentally began a few days later, at Stapleton on 20th September with a beautiful morning and an excellent turnout for the first day.
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MEMBERS’ NEWS
Changes in Committee?
The Rules state that Members need to elect their Committee Members, every three years.
Therefore, this year it is necessary to hold elections at the AGM. If you are interested, and feel able to help and
give a little time to the Hunt by serving on the Committee, you are requested to forward your name to the
Secretary ASAP, for consideration at the AGM, which will be held at 8.00pm, on Wednesday 12th November at
The Chequers Inn, Ledsham
All candidates must be Registered Members of B&BMH Ltd and applications must be supported by the names
of a proposer and a seconder, both of who are also Registered Members of B&BMH Ltd.
You must be a Registered Member of B&BMH Ltd to be entitled to vote.
The Committee Meets twice a year, usually at The Chequers Inn, Ledsham, to discuss business. If you require any further information about Committee work, wish to discuss becoming a Registered Member or, if you are a Registered Member and
your Company papers are not enclosed with this mailing, please contact Jenny T.W. 07977 627128.
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Dates for your Diary –
• Committee Meeting 8.00pmThursday 6th November 2008 @ The Chequers Inn, Ledsham
• A.G.M 8.00pm Wednesday 12th November 2008 @ The Chequers Inn, Ledsham
• It is heartening for ‘The Forward’ to receive so much support – thanks to everyone who has made time to contribute. This issue has received many ‘snippets’ and news items, so, for future editions it is now necessary to put a ‘Deadline’ on copy – which is a wonderful position to be in – let’s hope it continues! The Deadline for inclusions in the ‘Forward’ January 2009 edition has to be 20th December 2008.
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Modern Hunting & Courtesy
‘Modern Hunting & Courtesy’ This initiative was agreed by the Committee at the Spring Committee Meeting. The intention being to help Members Visitors and Newcomers understand more about hunting, the importance of Field manners and the need for correct turnout when hunting with the Badsworth & Bramham Moor.
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Hunting obviously, occupies one of the more challenging, adventurous areas of
equestrian activities and we are delighted that ever year, riders choose to join us
for the Season, for the Newcomers’ Days or just for a day or two during the Season.
As a Hunt we have existed for almost 300 years and over this period of time
certain expected patterns of behaviour and traditions have evolved as a result of
‘trial and error’ – the historical equivalent of today’s ‘elf & safety’.
Over recent years the Members of the Badsworth & Bramham Moor have grown
increasingly concerned that the traditions, dress and basic good manners are
being eroded: as well as being a source of irritation, this has the more serious
potential to cause accidents.
It is understood that this fairly recent change in behaviour, is not at all
intentional: new Members and Newcomers desperately want to ‘do the right thing’
in fact, ‘doing the right thing’ is one of the major causes of concern and nerves
for first timers!
We believe the reason is, that these days, many riders do not come from families
where horses, hunting or indeed farming is a way of life. In the past, hunting and
farming etiquette was absorbed from a very early age. Modern life has changed
this connection and nowadays, many riders do not automatically know what is
expected of them when they go hunting. In fact, at first, to many Newcomers,
hunting can appear to be a mystery and all rather confusing; indeed, the quiet
periods can be a surprise to riders when they expected to be galloping and jumping
hedges all the time.
It is essential that today’s riders understand the reasons behind the expectations
of good manners, types of dress and using the correct kit – it’s not just ‘old
fashioned’ pretension – it’s actually ‘elf & safety in action!
The development phase of the Modern Hunting & Courtesy project has been ongoing during the Summer and progress so far –
i) Links have been strengthened with the Yorkshire Post, with two very positive articles published on the 6th September & 25th October
ii) An easy read information card has been produced and is intended for circulation at Agricultural Shows and to be handed out at Meets
iii) A booklet has been completed giving full explanations as to what to expect when out hunting.
(This updated leaflet is now available
FOC for everyone, especially Newcomers. For copies, please contact the Secretary).
Thanks to everyone who contributed, commented & offered constructive criticism
iv) A well-attended ‘Let’s Talk Hunting’ evening at the Rogerthorpe Manor, in mid September, preceded the start of Autumn Hunting.
Let’s Talk Hunting’ evening @ The Rogerthorpe Manor
The Committee’s ‘Modern Hunting & Courtesy’ initiative was launched at The Rogerthorpe Manor Hotel on Wednesday 17th September – an evening advertised as ‘different’. It did prove to be a lively evening, with approx 260 attending to hear the speakers and view the Trade Fair.
Judith Skilbeck (ex Master Bilsdale and recent Regional Director of the Countryside Alliance) was the main speaker and spoke on Hunting in the North – remembering the joys, the perils, and happy times.
The West Yorkshire Police gave a ‘whizzy’ power point presentation about security aimed especially at horse owners and farmers.
Mr Charlie Warde- Aldam ’launched’ the Modern Hunting & Courtesy initiative, and drew particular attention to several points –
i) When the Field is asked to be in single file around a headland to protect crops – this means you should be as close to the hedge as physically possible – not just ‘near enough’. Unnecessary, expensive damage to crops means we may not be invited back by the farmer.
ii) Please keep up with the Field Master – if you lose touch, please catch up on roads and tracks not across country.
iii) Please obey the Highway Code – we have no special exemption to block roads and delay drivers. Park sensibly – not in gates or adjacent to jumps or gaps. If you are a car follower – please switch off your engine if you are stationary or Hounds are passing – will A) save you money in these difficult times B) exhaust fumes ruin Hounds ‘noses’ which affects scenting and running so spoiling the day for everyone.
iv) When going across country – if your horse isn’t likely to take a jump after trying – please use the gate to prevent damage to the land. To quote Charlie Warde-Aldam ‘Every field has a gate’. If your horse does refuse, please don’t block the jump – pull away immediately – but be aware of, and pay close attention to, riders coming to the jump
behind you. If you do cause damage please report this to a Master, or the Secretary, so that repairs can be arranged
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v) When hacking to Meets, it may spoil the scent if you go across the Country – please travel by roads and tracks to prevent spoiling the day.
vi) The dress code can appear complicated, but was briefly explained so that Newcomers will be able to recognise who is who -
Every Hunt has differently designed Hunt Buttons. On Hunt coats buttons indicate ‘position and responsibility’
3 buttons = A Member who has been invited to wear Hunt Buttons for services to the Hunt.
4 buttons = A Master
5 buttons = The highest award, very rarely offered.
Gentlemen who have been invited to wear the ‘red coat’ should team this with white breeches and mahogany ‘top’ boots. All other gentlemen should wear plain black hunt coat, beige breeches and plain black boots.
vii) Ladies –
Hair - please use a net if your hair is long.
Jewellery - Stock pins should be plain and earrings avoided to prevent catching them in woodland
(to quote Charlie – it will solve the question of jewellery - you’ll not need earrings again if that happens!) Ouch!!
viii) Spurs – to be effective, spurs should be worn straight – not low down on the heel.
A lot to remember – but Newcomers - it soon becomes second nature.
‘Dastardly Dick’ Nicholson gave clear and concise insight into the Health & Safety reasoning behind the need for common sense and
good manners when hunting – concern did grow in some quarters as shoes were removed!! But all was well, he stopped at footwear!
Dolores Craven arranged a display of historical hunting dress for the pageant that showed the development of hunting dress
through the ages up to the present day. It was good to see so many Members throw caution to the wind and take part – dressed and ready for hunting today or yesteryear.
Wayne Burnell found his metier as the children’s Pied Piper
Nigel Dickson blew until his head must have hurt!
There was a 2nd Time Around Hunting Clothes stall –
arranged by Jane Burnell.
Jane Gill, Mark Melladay, Andrew Tasker, Ian Westwood,
Leasha Short and Christine Wilkinson all ‘pitched in’ behind
the scenes - organising Hounds, Terriers, Lurchers, Members
for the pageant plus several excited children – definitely
a good example of multi tasking!!
We had raffles, competitions, supper, Hounds in the
Grounds, drink was taken (allegedly) and many old friends
were remembered and re-united and several Newcomers
began to discover what hunting is all about!
Nikki Bailey co-ordinated an excellent Trade Fair where 23 businesses / organisations were represented -
Thanks go to everyone who ‘pitched in’
and helped and to the organisations /
businesses who supporting us in a new
venture. A special mention must go to
The Rogethorpe Manor Hotel, who were
excellent in their support and appeared
to take ‘Hounds in the Grounds’, as well
as in the Ball Room, as perfectly normal!
Glad to say the Hounds remembered they
were from the Badsworth & Bramham
Moor pack and behaved impeccably!
Well done and thank you everyone!
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Hunting Evening - All raffle prizes have now been claimed with the exception of ‘Day Hunting with the South Wold.
The outstanding raffle ticket number is 245 Please ring 07977 627128 to claim your prize.
Winner of the Stock tying Competition – Judith Fisher (thanks to R&R Country and Iron Horse Saddlery for sponsorship)
Winner of the Horn Blowing Competition – William Westwood (Thanks to Hillam Feeds for sponsorship)
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Countryside Alliance
A recent change - The new Regional Director of the Countryside Alliance for the North, including the Yorkshire Region, is Richard Dodd. Richard can be contacted on Richard-dodd@countryside-alliance.org
There is an important message from the Countryside Alliance for all Hunt Supporters -
‘After much lobbying from the Countryside Alliance the Conservative Party has agreed to a free vote in Government time, in their first Parliament, to repeal the Hunting Act. It is imperative that we keep our side of the bargain and unite as a community to support this repeal movement. To safeguard the future of hunting, support through membership of the Countryside Alliance is vital. ’Size matters’ and through growing in size and through continued lobbying, manifestos will continue to be influenced.’
Every Hunt Supporter should be a Member of the Countryside Alliance – please see the ‘Repeal Deal’ leaflet enclosed with this mailing. If you hunt and you are not a Member of the Countryside Alliance, now is the time for you to act and join – the benefits for the Countryside Alliance will be increased numbers and strength. The benefits for you will be one of the best, if not the best, insurance package available at the best price, for riders who hunt, plus other benefits. It is a long standing requirement that to ride with the Badsworth & Bramham Moor all riders must have adequate personal and third Party insurance – the Countryside Alliance package provides the perfect insurance solution to enable you to fulfil this requirement.
To quote the Chairman on this subject-
‘IF YOU ENJOY YOUR HUNTING - STAND UP AND BE COUNTED.’
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Cover Picture of the Forward May Edition
The last photograph from the archives for the time being. Courtesy of
Major W. Warde-Aldam and Mr Partridge. You had a clue -The Motor
Cycle magazine – March 1958.The response was amazing! There were
are, obviously, many ‘biker boys’ out there!
Well done to Adrian Chew and Richard Nicholson – worthy winners –
they knew it all!! Adrian I’ll leave a prize at Kennels for you – Richard
I’ll keep yours in the car until I see you out Hunting.
I’m reliably informed that the motorcycle is a British 2 stroke 200 c.c.
Velocette L.E., which started production in 1949. It was the only motorcycle made with mudguards and it was shaft driven, not chain driven – which would explain perhaps why the gears were difficult to manage. The two Terrier Men have also been identified and one of the gentlemen is still very ‘hale and hearty’.
There was speculation as to the conversation – it may have been about pretty girls, as indicated on the magazine page, but the likely hood is that they were discussing the issue of the day for Terrier Men, which was the 1958 Scott Henderson Report into the control of foxes. It’s ironic, that in the Scott Henderson Report, the RSPCA stated categorically that foxes should be controlled and the hunting of foxes was the preferred, most humane method.
(No comment is made – just quoting from the Report)
Thanks to Major Warde-Aldam& Mr Partridge for setting such an interesting challenge and to Adrian Chew and Richard Nicholson especially, for responding so well.
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Information and an invitation for Music Lovers from Dame Judi Dench DBE CH
‘I do hope that you will join us for some of the forthcoming concerts and recitals. I can assure you
that you will find the performances enjoyable and you will be supporting an exciting cultural
project for talented young musicians….’
The Orpheus Sinfonia brings together some of the finest young professional musicians,
including many international prizewinners: with a repertoire including Bach, Handel, Rachmaninoff and Sibelius, the orchestra
is now ready to enter a new stage in its development. Concerts are to take place in Yorkshire next year. If any Members are interested in receiving details of these concerts please contact:
The Artistic Director - marc.Corbett-weaver@musicinmayfair.org or Maxwell@maxwellward.wanadoo.co.uk
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COMMITTEES – To make it easy to offer essential help or find out about the events, the contact details are:
Please - Lend a Hand – Volunteers are always needed and very welcome to all Committees, but at the moment, volunteers are especially, and urgently needed for the Supporters’ Committee! We have two ways to finance the Hunt – we can have enormous Subscriptions that no one can, or wants to afford; or we can give a little time and effort to help the Supporters’ Committee arrange entertaining functions and events to raise the essential funds – Which option sounds to be more fun? If you enjoy your hunting, your support is requested - come along & make a difference! Contact Supporters’ Secretary Annie Westwood 07809 641522 come along to the next meeting @The Chequers Inn Ledsham Wednesday 29th October 7.30pm.
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MEMBER’S COMMENT CORNER
Freedom Bye Election
This is a personal ‘Thank you’ for the support and effort you put into ‘Thank you’ from Michael
the Freedom Bye Election campaign for David. Many people pulled To everyone who helped me at the recent
together knowledge and resources and without that help the result Meet at Wistow when my horse got into
may not have been the resounding success it turned out to be. difficulties in my trailer.
C/o Graham Pascoe from David Davies agent Tori Aitken I realised during that morning that being a Member is not just about the riding – it’s also
about friendship, co-operation and comradeship................
HORSE NEEDS LIFT!
Does anyone travel regularly from the Barnsley area to Meets? This was very evident by the immediate practical
I’m a Newcomer and need to arrange a travel / cost share for my horse help and support, freely given, in a potentially
If you can help please ring 07977 627128 dangerous situation. It was jackets off and
Julie (A Newcomer who would love to go hunting) get on with it.
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Sponsored Ride
I thank you all!
Thanks for a great day and sorry you had to wait around Michael Pearson
for us (we need to brush up on our map reading skills)
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Sandra Lee
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NFU Centenary Dinner
I hope you will not mind me contacting you in respect of our celebratory Dinner / Dance at Doncaster Racecourse on 1st November. If any Members wish to attend please contact Timothy Batchelor @ NFU Selby for details
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Can anyone help?I have recently purchased a mounted fox’s head that carries the plaque Bramham Moor Hunt at Plumpton Nov. 30th 1927 does anyone have any information about it? Please contact your Secretary, who has my contact details, if you can help
John Hackett (Bognor Regis)
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The ‘SOCIAL SCENE
• 1st November NEWCOMERS’ DAY @ Frickley
Warm up for the 2008 / 2009 Season @ Frickley Hall Estate, Frickley, Doncaster
Meet @ 9.00am Autumn Hunting Dress Code. Visitors’ Field Money £30 adults Children, £15
Contact Jenny T.W. for information details & directions 07977 627128 jj@jjttomlinson.f9.co.uk
• 11th & 12th November SHOW JUMPING CLINIC @ Birstwith with professional - Geoff Billington.
Contact Janice Mews 07906 468450 mail@jmequestrian.co.uk for costs and details.
• Saturday 22nd November MASTERS’ BALL @ The Bramham Suite, Wetherby Racecourse.
Social event of the Season - Dinner, Disco & live band: tickets £52.00 each
Contact Jane Burnell for details & tickets 01904 738139 / 07944 705825 jane.burnell1@btinternet.com
• Sunday 30th November COCKTAIL PARTY & SUPPER 1.00 pm onwards @ Deer Park Grange, Monk Fryston
Canapés with a complimentary drink, good company, conversation, bar & ‘Pot Luck Supper’ if you wish to stay.
Invitation by ticket only @ £12.50 each (+ £10 If you wish to stay for Supper) Numbers do have to be limited.
Contact 07977 627128 or jj@jjttomlinson.f9.co.uk for details / tickets. Instructions / Cheques made out to B&BMH Ltd to
Jenny T.W. 3 Sunny Bank Parade, Mirfield, W.Yorkshire WF14 0JP
N.B. to assist catering deadline for tickets is Friday 21st November 2008
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December 2008
• TBA Christmas Evening
• Friday 26th December BOXING DAY MEETS @ Aberford & Wentbridge
January 2009
• Saturday 10th January 2009 NEW YEAR PARTY
It’s Party Time @The Rogerthorpe Manor Hotel, Thorpe Audlin.
Bucks Fizz reception, dinner, then dance the night away!
Tickets £45 each Contact Nikki Bailey for details & tickets 07917 225870 / 01302 700838 or n.bailey85@yahoo.co.uk
Instructions & cheques made out to B&BMH Ltd to Nikki Bailey, 8 Prospect Street, Norton, Doncaster DN6 9DR
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The Badsworth & Bramham Moor Shop
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
• Fleeces
‘Fruit of the Loom’ Fleeces Dark blue, green, brown – B&BMH logo
(small / medium / large) Children’s sizes available - prices on request £25.00
• NEW! Dark Blue Weatherproof Jackets
Weatherproof, quilted linings, hood & B&BMH logo Men’s, Ladies & children’s sizes £40.00
• B&BMH Caps
Adjustable size – dark blue with white B&BMH logo £8.50
• Sweatshirts
Dark Blue – white B&BMH logo (small / medium / large) £19.00
• Rugby Shirts
Dark Blue – with B&BMH logo (small / medium / large) £28.00
• Polo Shirts
Dark Blue – white B&BMH logo (small / medium / large) £15.00
• T Shirts
B&BMH T- shirts – a selection of colours and sizes £12.00
Deliveries 2-3 weeks. Payment required with order. Please be aware that the prices do not include P&P
Contact Linda Seels 01977 642768 for advice and help with the Clothing Department.
GIFT DEPARTMENT
• Badsworth & Bramham Moor lapel badges – dark blue £5.00
See also, the Website www.badsworthandbramhammoor.com for hunting gifts and memorabilia
NEW 2 YOU
1) Gents Black Hunt coat, good condition chest 42” – 44” For New 2 You items
2) Gents Black Hunt coat, good condition chest 44” Please contact Secretary 07977 627128
3) Ladies Hacking jacket, good condition size 12 –14
1) 1 x 14” GP Saddle English Leather (£100)
2) 1 x Size 7 black short wide hunting boots (£15)
3) 1 x Size 8 brown hunting boots (£90)
4) 1 x 17” Falcon saddle (£70)
5) 1 x 14” Saddle (£30)
6) 1 x Size 8 black leather antique hunting boots complete with wooden trees £175)
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STATEMENT
The Badsworth & Bramham Moor will be out during the Season 2008 / 2009, and thereafter, until a repeal is achieved, in accordance with the Hunting Act 2004.To this end, to assist and to inform: All Masters, Huntsmen, Kennel Huntsmen, Whippers-in, Staff and Volunteers have been provided with the Countryside Alliance Hunting Handbook which gives clear instructions and advice on actions and behaviour, as required by law.
The requirement to be out in accordance with the Hunting Act 2004 is clearly stated, for Membership, on the Meet Card and a verbal reminder is given to all at each Meet. The information is also clearly stated in the Membership newsletter (Forward), which is sent quarterly, by post, to each Member. In addition, a well-attended Masters’ Information Evening was dedicated to informing the Membership of the requirements of the Hunting Act 2004.
It is the intention of B&BMH Ltd, the Directors and Committee, that Masters, Huntsmen, Kennel Huntsmen, Whippers-in, Staff, Members and Volunteers will hunt within the law as indicated by the Hunting Act 2004. To this end, all Masters, Huntsmen, Kennel Huntsmen, Whippers-in, Members and Volunteers have been fully informed of their rights and responsibilities in regard to the Hunting Act 2004.
N.B. copies of the Countryside Alliance Guidelines for Hunting and the 2006 –2007 Hunting without Harassment are available for Members F.O.C. to down load from the link on the Badsworth & Bramham Moor Website.
Forward
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Registered in England Reg. No. 5621285
Registered Address: The Kennels, Hillthorpe Hall. Wentbridge Lane, Thorpe Audlin, Pontefract WF8 3EH
e-mail:jj@jjttomlinson.f9.co.uk
www.badsworthandbramhammoor.com
The Badsworth & Bramham Moor is a Member of the MFHA
(Forward Photograph courtesy of George Slack)
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