Related article: berries. A really good gallop followed from Christmas Gorse after we had seen some excellent hound work at Winslow Spin- neys, for a fox set his head resolutely over the grass by Mains Hill and Hoggeston to Dunton and Cublington Knoli, then bearing to the right to Nor duck, crossed the double to Aston Abbotts for covert. Five and thirty minutes from the start he got to ground in front of them. This was a decidedly good day, and everyone went home satis- fied. 1899.] 4arture showed him to be un- doubtedly of the right sort. He led us over a nice hunting country, with perhaps a thought too much of plough and plenty of jumping to Denton village near by ; a fresh fox jumping up in some bents in front of hounds, divided the pack, the hunted fox with some ten couple of hounds at his brush, turning to the right, whilst the remainder with the bulk of the field took the new line in the direction of Cook- noe. A full half hour was lost thus before the pack was once more united, and the line again VOL. LXXI. — NO. 468. taken up on the edge of Colwick Erne Wood. But it is in such circumstances that the qualities of this most admirable pack are best shown, and the way in which the line was picked up and steadily hunted, through wood, over grass, over plough, and through wood again, was a treat indeed, and though in this very sporting Buy Hyaluronic Acid Powde coun- try there were numerous holloas forward and numberless eager informers, hounds were left with very little help to work out the line through the top end of the Chase down to Tardley Hastings, where the fox turned to the right, and then down towards Easton Wood, but either he was too fagged to face the wood, or more likely, the presence of some wood- cutters there deterred him, for he skirted the lower end and headed back towards Denton, turning again, however, to the right and skirting the top end of Grendon village, he gained asylum in a rabbit burrow in Buy Hyaluronic Acid Serum Castle Ashby grounds, hounds being quite close behind him at the last. One felt one's sympathies pulled either way, desire that the meritorious hunting should be rewarded by blood, and yet satisfaction that a gallant fox should live to give sport another day. From the find to marking him to earth, 2 hours, 40 minutes. It was then a long drag back to Cowper's Oak for a second draw, but hounds quickly got on to a fresh fox in the Weston Underwood, whom they bustled up through Killick and into the Chase, but he quickly turned back Cheap Hyaluronic Acid and sought refuge in a drain in the covert itself, within a few yards of his original lair. Spades were requisitioned and a mean career was ended by furnishing well-deserved blood to the hounds, bringing a thoroughly charming day to a fitting end. II 142 BAILY S MAGAZINE. [February Sport in Torkahire. — There has been a gradual improvement in sport during the past month, and though good scenting days have been few and far between there have been occasional good runs with all Yorkshire packs. The Cleveland had a great run on Thursday, January 5th, finding their fox in Morton Carr Whin and killing him close to Carlton in Cleveland ; and the Badsworth, Holderness and Bedale have all had good runs. The Bramham Moor, too, has had an excellent run from Collier Hagg, over the river Nidd at Cattal and on to Hammerton in the York and Ainsty country, where they were run out of scent. It was a good run of an hour, most of it on grass. The country has not been so deep for years, and falls as a natural consequence have been plentiful. Mr. E. K. Fox, the Secretary of the Cleveland, having a very bad fall a few weeks ago and was nastily kicked, and Fred Holland, the Bedale huntsman, broke a rib, whilst a slight attack of concussion, the result of a fall, kept Capt. Collins out of saddle for a couple of weeks. All three have recovered or are on the high road to recovery, and these are all the serious casualties in Yorkshire of which I am aware. The York and Ainsty. — St. Stephen's Day at Beningbrough Hall commences the York and Ainsty record. A holiday crowd, of course, and all the boys out eager for the fray. And right well did they acquit themselves too when the time of trial came. There was a leash of foxes in Overton Wood, with one of which they got away in a pelting storm, and after a ringing run of about half an hour they ran to ground in