Related article: on Ap il 4th, a presentation was made by
the Earl of Coventry on behalf of the Hunt
to Mr. Wroughton, the retiring master.
The hunt subscribers gave a handsome
candelabra and Buy Clomiphene Citrate a George IV. silver bowl
and the farmers contributed another present
of silver.
At the East Essex Hunt Steeplechases
held at Catsfield on April 5th, Buying Clomiphene Online Mr. Clomiphene Cost J. C
Munro, the retiring master, was presented
by the hunt with a massive silver hunting
horn. The salver bore the following in-
scription : — " Presented to John C. Munro,
by his friends of the East Sussex Hunt, in
remembrance of many good days' sport
during his mastership, 1894-99." Sir
Archibald Lamb made the presentation on
behalf of the subscribers.
Mr. F. T. Wilson died at his residence,
Stardens, Newmarket, on April 5th.
Mr. Wilson had recently resigned the
mastership of the Ledbury Hounds owing
to ill-health.
A curious accident occurred to Mr.
Charlton, of Hull, while hunting with the
Holderness Hounds on April 5th. While
passing through a gateway a gust of wind
blew the gate upon him, and he was
thrown from his horse, who bolted before he
was Clomiphene 100 Mg clear, and the rider was caught against
the post with such violence that his arm
was twisted backwards and badly
fractured.
An important sale of registered polo ponies,
the property of Messrs. E. D. and G. A.
Miller, was held at Springhill, Rugby, on
April 8th, when thirty-four animals were
sold. Prices ranged up to 750 gs. and the
sale realised a total of ^8,982 15s., an
average of Clomiphene Citrate Buy ,£264 4s. The principal prices
follow: — Attack, br. m., 6 yrs., 700 gs. ;
Florence, b. m., 7 yrs., 450 gs. ; J. W.,
br. m., aged, 400 gs. ; Leila, gr. m., aged,
350 gs. ; Queen Bess, ch. m., 7 yrs., 400
gs. ; Miss Barry, b. m., 7 yrs., 300 gs. ;
Pearl, gr. m., 6 yrs., 50b gs. ; Rosemary,
br. m , 7 yrs., 380 gs. ; Freckles, b. g.,
7 yrs., 240 gs. ; Mercedes, b. m., 6 yrs.,
300 gs. ; Policy, ch. m., 6 yrs., 750 gs. ;
Matron, ch. m., 6 yrs., 240 gs. ; Black-
berry, bl. m., 6 yrs., 230 gs. ; Kildare,
br. m., 6 yrs., 250 gs. ; Delilah, br. m.,
5 yrs. ; Coquette, gr. m., 6 yrs., 210 gs. ;
Bumble Bee, br. m., 6 yrs., 220 gs. ;
Charlotte, ch. m. aged, 210 gs. ; Cob Nut,
b. m., 6 yrs., 240 gs.
The testimonial to Tom Firr, the re-
tiring huntsman of the Quorn, was presented
on April 10th, when the meet was at the
kennels. Lord Belper made the presenta-
tion, which consisted of a handsome salver
and a cheque for .£3,200.
The death occurred on April 13th of
Colonel Le Gendre Starkie, at his residence
in Lancashire. Colonel Starkie was an
all-round sportsman, a member of the
Four-in-hand and Coaching Clubs, and
master of the Pendle Forest Harriers.
The following is from the Field of
April 15th: — "The Maharajah of Cooch
Behar and party, consisting of H.R.H.
the Count of Turin, Prince Jeano, Lord
Lonsdale, Count Carpanetto, Lord Elphin-
stone, Sir Henry Tich borne, Sir Benjamin
Simpson, Mr. Cecil Plowden, Mr. Percy
Hall, Mr. Van der By], and Dr. Prall, had
a remarkable day's sport on March 7th in
Assam, no less than thirteen head of big
game being killed before twelve o'clock,
namely, five rhino, one bison standing
i8h. 1 in. at shoulder, and seven buffalo,
the hoins of the largest, a bull, measuring
9ft. 1 1 Jin. This is the record day in all
the Maharajah's shooting experience, and
he has been shooting big game for over
twenty- five years. — Assam.
The death is announced of Mr. F. G.
Hohson, a well-known gentleman steeple-
chase rider in the •• sixties " and " seven-
ties." He won the Grand National on
Austerliiz in 1877.
Sir Monier Monier- Williams, Boden
Professor of Sanscrit in the University of
Oxford, whose death in his eightieth year
is announced, rowed in the Balliol boat in
1839. He was a member of the London
and Oxford Skating Clubs.
The whole of the fallow deer in Barn-
ingham Park, the seat of the late Sir F. A.
Milbank, Bart., have been sold to Captain
Ormrod, of Wyresdale Park, Scorton,
Garstang, I encash ire. Between three and
four hundred people assembled to witness
the process of catching and packing the
deer. The animals were driven into en-
closures, and the first attempt at herding
them was successful, but five broke away.
The remainder were at once secured, and
placed in specially constructed crates or
wooden cages, and conveyed to Barnard
Castle Railway Station, a distance by road
of over six miles. Attention was then
directed to capturing the five animals still
at large in the park. These afforded an
exciting chase, and were ultimately lassoed
by horsemen. *
At the North Warwickshire Hunt Steeple-
chases, Lord Algernon Percy (joint master)
presided at the luncheon, and in welcoming
the farmers of the district he referred to the
kindly feeling existing between the occu-
piers of the land and the members of the
hunt. Lord Algernon said of course he
knew well enough a certain amount of
damage was done by hunting, and he
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thought they knew, too, that both Mr.
Arkwright and himself endeavoured, as far
as they could, to prevent unnecessary dam-
age. But there was another side of hunting
which Cost Of Clomiphene he thought perhaps many people
were inclined to forget. At the very lowest
calculation that could be put upon it the
money expended in the maintenance of the
three packs of hounds hunting in Warwick-
shire, and on the horses used by Order Clomiphene the gentle-
men in following them, came to something
between ,£25,000 Buy Clomiphene Online and ,£30,000 a year.
Considering this sum was expended in that
district, and circulated in that district, it
must be a certain advantage to everyone,
for although it might not go directly into
the farmers 1 pockets, it must be an advan-
tage that that money was spent ia lis
county and country, and not abroad a
elsewhere, which might be the case if
hunting was at an end.
A memorial to the late Mr. Frederick
Carleton Cowper is erected in Skehoa
Church, near Clomiphene 100mg Penrith, taking the farm of
a handsome brass inscribed as follows :—
" To the Glory of God, and in memory tf
Frederick Carleton Cowper, Esq., Cariettn
Hall, who died February 23rd, 1898, aged
4a He was for sixteen years master of
the Eamont Harriers, and this mcmoral
is placed here as a mark of tbeiresteen
and respect for him by the subscribers to
the pack and by his tenants and friends."
TURF.
LINCOLN.— Spring Meeting.
March 20th— The Batthyany Stakes (Han-
dicap) of 460 sovs. ; five furlongs,
straight.
Mr. Horatio Bottomry's ch. c. Le
Blizon, by Xaintrailles— Sunny
Queen, 3 yrs., 6st. lib. (car. 6s t.
4 lb.) Dalton I Clomiphene Citrat
Mr. H. Bamato's b. g. Prosset,
4 yrs., 6st. 3ID....C. Archer, jun. 2
Mr. J. A. Miller's b. m. Radoo,
6 yrs., 8st. 2lb Halsey 3
4 to 1 agst. Le Cheap Clomiphene Blizon.
The Chaplin Stakes of 265 sovs. for
three-year-olds which have not won
a race value 500 sovs. at closing ;
one mile and a half.
Mr. Douglas Baird's b. c. Ugolino,
by Sir Hugo — Silence, 8st. lolb.
Rickaby 1
Mr. W. R. Marshall's ch. Colt by
Suspender — Revelry, 8st. 5 lb.