Affiliated Groups
Equipage Castelré - Beadle Pack in the Netherlands
Motto:
"Qaudri Furcum Arte Venandi!"
Details of the pack here: Equipage Castelré - PDF
National Beagle Club of America
There are 32 Packs of Beagles, 14 Packs of Bassets, and 1 Pack of Harriers in North America and they are registered and administrated by the National Beagle Club of America (1887) under the auspices of the American Kennel Club.
They hold bi-annual Field Trials each year at their own property, Institute Farm at Aldie, near Middleburg. Northern Virginia. Beagle & Basset packs come from all over the States and Canada to participate.
National Beagle Club of America
Knight Frank
55 Baker Street, London W1U 8ANTel: +44 (0)20 7629 8171
Danish Hunt Group Join our ‘Network’ in Support of Hunting
Dear sirs,
I'm a Danish passionate hunt-rider writing to you, to support your traditions.
Even though we do not have your type of hunting in Denmark, many of us strongly support your fight for your traditions, and we do love your hunting type.
I will pass this email (The Network) on to hundreds of hunting friends and ask them to also forward it, hoping that your government can accept foreign signatures.
All the best of luck to TMV
A new social network purely for horse riders, and those interested in horses.
This website allows users to stay in touch with friends, meet new like-minded people, upload photos, upload information about their horses, and is for all types of equine disciplines.
We now have over 750 registered users, have received over 110,000 pages viewed, which consists of nearly 6,000 individual visits, and have people using the site from every continent.
The site will be a huge benefit to the equine industry as we feel it provides a fun, easy to use way of staying in touch with people. When grown, it will be a great way for young riders to get noticed as they can upload competition results and invite potential sponsors to view their profiles and photos.
But the site is in no way targeted purely at competitive riders. It is already used by lots of top young eventers, paralympians, dressage, and show-jumpers, and we also have many amateur adults/young people, and those who simply ride occasionally for fun.
It also will be a good way for professionals and amateurs, young and old, to mix and discuss issues of all kinds of equine subjects via our Groups sections.
We very much look forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
Emily du Luart | Editor
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