The Great Hunts

Part 1: the history of hunting; the foxhound; how a hunt is run; stables and kennels; the controversy of hunting. Part 2: the Shires - the Quorn - the Belvoir - the Cottesmore; the South West - the Fourburrow - the Exmoor - the Cotley - the Cattistock - the Portman; the South and South East - the New Forest - the Chiddingfold - Leconfield and Cowdray - the Crawley and Horsham - the Eridge; the South Midlands - the Duke of Beaufort's - the Heythrop - the Berekeley - the Warwickshire; East Anglia and the East Midlands - the Puckeridge and Thurlow - the Fitzwilliam - the Brocklesby; the West Midlands and Border Counties - Sir Watkin Williams Wynn's - the Meynell - the Ledbury - the Ludlow; Wales - the David Davies - the Glamorgan - the Curre - the Vale of Cyttwr; the North - the Blencathra - the Tynedale - the Middleton - the Percy; Scotland - the College Valley - the Dumfriesshire - the Duke of Baccleugh's; Ireland - the County Galway (The "Blazers") - The Kilkenny - the Tipperary - the Limerick - the Scarteen (The "Black and Tans"); round the world - Europe, the Rome foxhounds, the Royal Calpe foxhounds - the USA, the Orange County, the Midland - Canada, the Hamilton, the Eglington.