East Anglian Bloodhounds

Contact Details

(Disbanded)

Primary Contact	Fiona Clark
Prefered Contact	Email: foweylands@btconnect.com
Website	http://www.eabh.co.uk/

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Hunt Details

Hunt Type:	Bloodhounds
Hound Breed:	TBC
Hunt Quarry:	TBC
Areas:	Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk
Kennel Address:	Weylands Farm, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester
Counties:	Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk
Primary Country:	England
Secondary Country:	TBC

Master(s)

Name:	(2003) Mrs F Clark
Start Year:	N/A
Address:	Weylands Farm, Thorington Street, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester, Essex CO6 4SR Tel: 01206 337283
Notes:
Name:	(1992) R J Clark, FWCF (Hons) MH
Start Year:	N/A
Address:	Weylands Farm, Thorington Street, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester, Essex CO6 4SR Tel: 01206 337283. Mobile: 07767 758227
Notes:

Former Master(s)

Name:	Mrs Cheryl Grover, 1992-2002
Start Year:	N/A
End Year:	N/A
Notes:

Huntsman

Name:	(1992) Mr R J Clark, Jt Master
Start Year:	N/A
End Year:	N/A
Address:
Notes:

Former Huntsmen

Name:

TBC

Kennel Huntsmen

Name:	(2003) Mrs F Clark, MH
Start Year:	N/A
End Year:	N/A
Address:
Notes:

Whippers-in

Name:	(2002) Mr Graham Lush; (2002) Mrs Fiona Clark (amateurs).
Start Year:	N/A
End Year:	N/A
Address:
Notes:

Secretary

Name:	(2005) Mrs F Clark, Jt Master
Start Year:	N/A
End Year:	N/A
Address:
Notes:

Chairman

Name:

TBC

President

Name:

TBC

Other Roles

Role:	Hunt Supporters Club Secretary
Name:	(1994) Mrs Ann Hogsbjerg
Start Year:	N/A
Notes:

Other Previous Roles

Role:

No Additonal Roles

Other Information

Affiliations:	TBC
Subscription:	Apply to Hon Sec.
Meet:	Once a week on Sundays, some Saturdays and occasional bye days.
Season:	Season
Uniform:	Scarlet with yellow collar (Masters); black with yellow collar (Whippers-in and Field Master).
Other Notes:	TBC

History of the Hunt

Start Year:	0
End Year:	N/A
History:	The Hunt was formed in July 1992 with drafts from the Windsor Forest, Farmers�, Coakham, Readyfield and Cranwell Bloodhounds. Hounds hunt the clean boot and are followed mounted.

Hunt Country

Hunt Country:

Although East Anglia is predominantly plough country with ditches, many venues we are privileged to hunt have all grass headland tracks. Some are all grass and established parkland. Some days are jumping days, some not. Lines are run to provide the opportunity to watch hounds hunt over natural country. Hunt jumps have been erected in some areas.

Updated

Last Updated:	2018-08-10 11:40:53
Reason for update:	N/A

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