The Boxing Day Meet 2003

At Kennels. The Heroes. Nearly ready. All ages.

Boxing Day 2003

The meet was in Elham Village Square, as usual with some 30-40 mounted cheered into the square by some 500 supporters. There weresome 30 noisy protestors. Not many as it was the only Kentish protest supported and advertised by the League against Cruel Sports.
Click on the small pictures to see a larger image.

The opposition - charming! The Rt Hon Michael Howard.

In the distance -more opposition - about twenty in the front row. The Hunt was greeted with a great roar of support. Supporters were in the overwhelming majority. All ages and from every walk of life.

The Senior Jt. Master thanks Michael Howard for making politics 'almost as interesting as hunting'. The Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition is a regular in the Square. After the excesses of yesterday what better way to take some air? An annual amusement - Mr Funny Hat (bare-headed this year) advises the field that, as meat eaters, they would all die of cancer but he would visit them in hospital.


At Kennels.	The Heroes.	Nearly ready.	All ages.
Boxing Day 2003 The meet was in Elham Village Square, as usual with some 30-40 mounted cheered into the square by some 500 supporters. There weresome 30 noisy protestors. Not many as it was the only Kentish protest supported and advertised by the League against Cruel Sports. Click on the small pictures to see a larger image.
		The opposition - charming!	The Rt Hon Michael Howard.

In the distance -more opposition - about twenty in the front row.	The Hunt was greeted with a great roar of support.	Supporters were in the overwhelming majority.	All ages and from every walk of life.

The Senior Jt. Master thanks Michael Howard for making politics 'almost as interesting as hunting'.	The Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition is a regular in the Square.	After the excesses of yesterday what better way to take some air?	An annual amusement - Mr Funny Hat (bare-headed this year) advises the field that, as meat eaters, they would all die of cancer but he would visit them in hospital.