Subscriptions for the Season 2010 ~ 2011
| Autumn Hunting: |
|---|
| Adults and Juniors: £20 per day Children 16 and under: £10 per day |
| Car Followers: Day cap of £2.00 per person |
| Main Season Subscriptions: |
| Senior Persons: £800 (Hunt any day-nothing more to pay, INCLUDES Autumn Hunting) Or £595 (Hunt one day per week, EITHER Sat OR Tues) nothing more to pay, DOES NOT INCLUDE Autumn Hunting |
| Family Sub: £1500 includes Autumn Hunting |
| Junior Persons (17-25): £295 All inclusive, nothing more to pay, includes Autumn Hunting or £25 on day |
| Hunting Farmers: £350 donation, nothing more to pay on day, includes Autumn Hunting or £250 plus £20 on day |
| Children 16 years and under: £200 All inclusive, nothing more to pay, includes Autumn Hunting or £20 on day |
| Children 10 years and under: £75 All inclusive, nothing more to pay, includes Autumn Hunting or £10 on day |
| Tickets: £350 for six tickets |
| Point to Point qualifiers: To be arranged with Hon Sec |
| Visitors: £50 (max 3 times before subscribing) |
| Visiting Farmers: £25 (max 3 times & must farm within C&WW Country) |
| Non-riding members: £50 minimum |
| Car Followers: £40 for Main Season (does not include Autumn Hunting). Day cap of £3.00 per person Main Season. |
Membership of the Countryside Alliance is expected and can be arranged through Alex Rulon-Miller 07971 664984 or www.countryside-alliance.org
Would all adults (over 19 years) please put their Countryside Alliance membership number on the back of their subscription cheques.
Contact Details
For all enquiries please contact the Hon. Secretary...
Mrs. Penny Forsyth
Tel: 01905 841865 or 07971 291035
E-mail the Hon. Sec at enquiries@cwwfoxhounds.co.uk
Hunt History
Hounds were kept at Croome from 1600 to 1719 and again from 1738 till 1843, when they were given up during the minority of the 9th Earl of Coventry. Lord Coventry PC (9th Earl) founded the hunt (known by his name till 1882) in the year of 1874. It has existed in its present form since he took over the country. In 1899 the Hon HT Coventry and GD Smith purchased the hounds from Mr Wrangham. The pack was purchased by successive Masters and was their private property until 1926, when the country subscribed a sufficient sum of money to acquire a new pack. The West Warwickshire Farmers Hunt joined with the Croome Hunt to hunt the Croome country and the country loaned from the Warwickshire and the North Warwickshire in season 1973-74.
Hunt Country
The country which lies in Worcestershire, Warwickshire and Gloucestershire, is about 20 miles square.
Best vale country centres on Peopleton. There are several very sporting estates in the country including Ragley, Madresfield, Spetchley, Croome, Severnend and Overbury. The country spans both sides of the river Severn with wooded country to the west of the river.
