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About This Hunt Hunt Country The country, which covers some 25 miles by 15 miles, lies in Cleveland and North Yorkshire. It varies from vale to high moorland and encompasses the highest cliffs in England. Best centres: Saltbury, Stokesley and Guisborough. Hunt History Prior to 1827 this pack was known as the Roxby and Cleveland. 'Tommy Page', called the father of the Roxby and Cleveland Hunt, was Master at the end of the 18th century. Until 1871 the hounds were trencher fed. See The Cleveland as a Trencher-fed Pack by Sir A.E. Pease, Bart (Longmans, Green & Co., 1887). On retirement in 1943, the Joint Masters, Mrs. M.W. Ringrose-Wharton and Captain Ringrose-Wharton gave the hounds to the country. The Hunt Club, established on 13th November, 1722, is the oldest in the country. Secretary: J.L. Coverdale This listing is in the following categories: Cleveland / Yorkshire / |
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