BRACKENFIELD HOUNDS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16883, 10 July 1920, Page 12

BRACKENFIELD HOUNDS.

The Bracke-nfield Hunt Club m A at Mr A. Wotherspoom'6, o_ord, on Saturday last. Hounds wore laid on in a paddoak near tio iornestawL There was good scent r_i plenty of hares, and a kill took place on Mr \V. Gilchrist's property, after a ran lasting twenty mintrtes. Hounds :o?e then laid on in Mx D. Hawke's paddock, but did not succeed in getting- another run before ranch, which was provided by Mrs If. "Wofcherspoon. Aitor luncJi hc.unda v.-or-? laid off in ilr Sam McKie's paddock, and had several sbsrt rons. which eventually drew the pack fo Tie-.v Hill, the- heaviest hunting eoumTy in the. district. Scent was keen, and hare? very plentiful, but no lull resulted. The weather being wot and foggy, it was decided to draw lioimds for the dav. On the whole a g-ood day's hunting was enjoyed, both by "direct followers and those who were present a; spectators. Ridin". were: —Mr R. Ferguson (Huntsman) orl Nancy, Mr J. (Whip) on Tim, Misses S. Davis on Snowball, X. Henderson on Darky, Messrs A. McKia on Norma, It. P. Meyers on Fonty, H. Gilchrist on Ssfton. Pred. Brown en Aeroplane, R. Moursey on Cinderella, C. Gilchrist on Energy, A. Cooper on Tassy, T. X. Monk on Cobby, R. Swinboivrnc on Charlie, R, Wolhrr«poon on Mona, 'It. Davis on Flirt, F. A. B. Hanson on Running Rein, H. Isle on Jimmy, S. McKee on Topsy, Ray Fitch on Creina, and Bruce Beere on Neddy. Driving were:—Mr and Mrs F. Gorton, Mr and Mrs E. Henderson and family, Mr A. Henderson and Mis 3 Henderson, Mrs E. P. Knowlca and Mirs Stringer, Mrs C. F. Bassott, Mrs S. Wright, Mre E. Davis, Mrs IV. Purdie, Misses 11. Gun dry andE. Gundry, Mrs T. X. Monk and family. Misses Gilchrist (2), Miss E- Sharman, Mrs F. "Wotherspoon, Mrs T. J. Frame, Mrs K. lleye-r» and family, Misses W. Knowles, 3T. Mevere, G. Thomson, W. Beere, W. Glass, T. Gundry, and J. Gilchrist.