Related article: [Decemmi ston, and then swinging to the right by Bramham Hall Gardens into the Uaikes, and thence to Biackfen* And here they spent Flurbiprofen 100mg the rest ol the day ; for foxes were numerous, and they kept changing, and finally they had to be stopped at dark. On Wednesday, November 7th, they met at Clap Gate. The first fox led them smartly from the Punch Bowl, over Morcar Hill, to Owl Head Wood, and thence Flurbiprofen Ibuprofen down Flurbiprofen Ophthalmic to the river banks,where they lost him ; time ; twenty minutes. They got on the line of a traveller at Netherby Banks, but they could not do much with him, and soon gave him up. They found again in Swinden Wood, and ran hard, skirting the Punch Bowl, up Stain- burn Hill, by Lund Head and Addlethorpe to within half-a-mile of Cocked Hat Whin, where they checked, after a fast twenty-one minutes. They were soon going again over Spofforth Park and Spofforth Haggs, nearly to the village, whence they bent back sharply to Lodge Wood, where they checked. They hit off a line, probably a fresh one, and left Stockeld Park, Sicklinghall, and Clap Glate to the left, hunting very slowly all the time, but with great perseverance. Sinking the hill, they ran on better by the Punch Bowl to Swinden Wood again ; time to this point : one hour and thirty-five minutes. In Swinden Wood they changed for the second time in the run, and took the fresh fox away by Hare- wood Bridge to Netherby Banks, where he crossed the river, and hounds were finally stopped near Harewood. The CleYeland. — The Cleveland have been showing good sport, their best day being probably Monday, November 5th, when they met at Redcar. They found in Adam- son's Whin, and ran sharply over the Marske road, by Grew Gras to Woodwark's ^Vhin. Thesoe they ran by Yeaxby Bank Top, and, with a left-hand turn, over the Dunsdale road and throngli the New Buildings Plantation, and marked their fox to ground oa the south side on Mrs. Frond's farm. He was soon bolted, and they ran him smartly by New Marske to the Watervrorks, where they killed him. A second £dx from the Washaways led them by Kirkleatham Whin and over M^- gott lane, pointing for Wilton, but as there were several foxes before hounds, Mr. W^harton gave it up, and went to Wallis* Whin for a fresh start. They ivent away at top pace by Lazenby Whin, and marked their fox to ground in Eston Grange Slag Banks. The afternoon fox, from Bennison's Whin, led them a merry dance by Meggott lane, over the Stockton road, and up to Wilton Park. Thence they ran by Yearby W^ood and Ashgill to Dunsdale, and through the Greyhound Course, and finally they were stopped at dark in Grusbrough Park Whin. Lord Zetland's Letter. — ^The Marquis of Zetland has sent a letter to the papers pleading the cause of the Hunt Servants' Benefit Society. It is desired to raise jf 7,000 in order to enable benefit members to receive their annuities at ^^ instead of 60 years of age. The number of masters who hunt their own hounds and the liking for young huntsmen must make it increasingly difficult for the older men to obtain em- ployment. It will be scarcely to the credit of hunting men should this sum fail to be raised. The 7th HasBara Staghonnds. — We are indebted to Mr. Gowing, the Hon. Sec, for information as to the future of this pack, which has shown such excel- lent sport. Major FoUett (7th IQOO.] i« OUR VAN. fi 453 D.G.) will be master and hunts- man, Messrs. Wigan and Elliott whippers-in, T. Smith as kennel huntsman. The pack will be car- ried on by subscription. This pack has been a great boon to lovers of hunting who are obliged to live in Norfolk. Aooident to Captain Bams Hartopp. — The popular master of the Quom sustained a serious accident on Tuesday, Nov. i6th. Hounds were running hard from Holwell Farm, when Captain Bums Hartopp's horse blundered at a post and rails, turned over and fell on Buy Flurbiprofen him, with the result that the master sustained a broken pelvis and thigh, involving serious internal injuries. Captain Bums Hartopp was conveyed to Gar- endon Hall, and his medical attendants Flurbiprofen 100 Mg having decided that it was necessary, an operation was successfully performed on the same evening. The patient's condition, we regret to say, was considered serious when these lines were written. East Kent Foxhonnds. — In cor- recting the statement in " Baily's Hunting Directory" as to the above, we are informed that Mr. H. W. Selby Lowndes, master of the East Kent Foxhounds, carries the horn himself, and that Will NicoU is his first whipper-in. John Hills, given as huntsman, and Albert Povey, given as first whip- per-in, have left. Iridi Notes — Racing. — The racing season in Ireland, which concluded on October 27th, the last day of the Leopardstown meeting, was in many respects eventful and was certainly a most successful one. It will be remem- bered for the first visit of the American jockeys into the country, for the introduction of the crouch- ing style of Flurbiprofen Sodium riding which has been adopted in a more or less modified form by several of the Irish horse- men, and notably by Mr. Parkin- son and Thompson; the success of Berril in the Cambridgeshire should also mark the season of 1900 in red letters in the memo- ries of Irish racing men, many of whom profited largely by the result. Berril was mentioned in the ** Van " as " sharing the honour with Young Hopeful of being the best horse in Ireland*' a good many months ago, and the favour- able mention of St. Helena and Theatre Royal in the same place has been also borne out by their subsequent victories. There are many good horses in training in Ireland both for fiat and cross country purposes at the present time, and many have been taken out of the country during the past season. Drumree, whose appear- ance and performance at Punch - estown were duly recorded in