| One September they were so thick on the fields in one section of England that a foxhunt had to be postponed. |
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| He told people that it wouldn't matter to him if every man and woman in the Transport and General Workers Union rode with a foxhunt. |
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| A flying saucer chased by a foxhunt and tables laid for a party and suspended in trees are some of the fashion photographer Tim Walker's more extravagant gestures. |
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| These included street rallies, foxhunt sabotages, industrial pickets and environmental actions. |
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| In the book, when Rowf drives him away, the Tod meets Snitter whilst being pursued by a local foxhunt. |
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| The oldest British foxhunt, the Bilsdale Hunt, met for the first time, in Yorkshire, around 1670, and by 1770 most of the good English packs, including the pack at Badminton, were bred to follow the scent of foxes. |
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| He said a combination of finding new ways to hunt and fears that last year's Boxing Day foxhunt would be the last has ironically boosted interest. |
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| During a foxhunt by Sir Thomas Stanley one afternoon in February 1833 his presence distracted the hounds of Stanley to such an extent the event had to be called off. |
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