Part 14

Gingertail, Hon. S. G., Lawley’s horse, 10. Jumps gate-posts, 12. On Over Drag, 23.

Gladstone congratulates Author on winning House of Commons Steeplechase, 41.

Graham, hunting with Drag, 20.

Guest, Ivor, Master of Drag, 27.

Guisborough Moor, fox on, 137.

HARDY, Heywood, hunting picture in Skelton Castle, 185.

“Hare-finders,” 114.

Hare-hunter, qualities necessary for, 106.

Hare-hunting, 105. Ancient terms for, 112. Appreciation of, 120. Condition of success in, 117. Modern modes and spirit of, 122. Monopoly of huntsmen, 109. Old writers’ description of, 110. On foot, 123. Preferred to fox--reasons quoted, 113. Scope for huntsman’s craft, 119. With beagles, 121.

Hare, wiles and dodges of, 119.

Harriers and fox-hounds, distinction between, 117.

Harriers turned into fox-hounds, 116.

Heath, Colonel, in House of Commons Steeplechase, 30.

Hermit, death of, 219.

Hill, Tom, opinion of Queen Mab, 57.

Historical MSS. Commission Reports, extract on Royalty countenancing fox-hunting, 132.

Hodge’s Hermon rides in House of Commons Steeplechase 1891, 39.

Honeywood, pack of beagles, 123.

Hoole, hunting with Drag, 19.

Hoole, killed riding for ’Varsity Whip at St. Ives, 19.

House of Commons Steeplechases-- Author asked for reminiscences of, 9. In 1889 (First), 28; conditions--result, 29. 1890. Rugby-- Account of, 31. Course, 32. Fourteen-stone class list, 35. Twelve-stone class list, 35. Two classes, 32. 1891. Result; riders in, 39.

Hunter-- Exercise for, 71. Life of a, 45. Treatment for, 68.

Hunter (human) delights of memory, 144.

Hunter (human) pleasures of genuine, 141.

Hunting-- Apologies and commendations, 163. Day full of interest and life, 162. Love of, a passion, 165. Many ways of, 173. No field sport with so little bloodshed, 161. Opens in November, 203. Pictures, 185. Secondary pleasures of, 193. Should be picturesque, 85.

Hunting and wire question, 166.

Huntsman, description of a dashing, 176.

Huntsman, the ideal, 175.