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Mark your calendars for the following upcoming RHPC events open to the community!
- RHPC Annual Fundraiser – the Spring Jumper Show on Saturday, May 8th – prize list, sponsorship opportunity and release forms will be posted soon.
- Cross-Country Schooling Day – July 18
- Cross Country Schooling Day – October 12
- RHPC Chase for Conservation – November 14
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Important Foxhunt Dates Coming Up
Monday, February 15 at 11:00 a.m. at Radnor Hunt – Juniors’ Hunt with kennel tour to follow.
- Contact Mrs. Peckham if you would like to ‘apply’ for a staff position at
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- Be sure to call the kennels at 610-644-9752 to be sure hounds will meet if weather or grounds seem ‘iffy’.
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Radnor Hunt Pony Club members can always hunt for free. It is one of the most special benefits of being a member. The hunt goes out most tuesdays, thursdays and saturdays from September to March. Call the kennels to find out for sure what time they are going out and where they are meeting.
If you are interested in giving it a try, read the following to find out if you are ready.
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Radnor Hunt Pony Club is participating (for the 3rd year) in the Live Oak Hounds USPC Challenge awards. The first two years RHPC participated in this challenge we came in second place and won thousands of dollars for our pony club. Mr. Griffin asked us to use our winnings to promote foxhunting programs within our club – which is what we have done. So – here we go again!
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Radnor Hunt's Huntsman, Joe Cassidy, demonstrates calls on the hunt horn.
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Foxhunting attire is grounded in tradition, but that tradition is firmly based upon practicality. It has developed over the years to keep riders comfortable in the weather and field conditions that one is likely to encounter in the fall, winter, and early spring. Further, for many who participate in or watch the hunt, including landowners and their families, the spectacle of a nicely turned-out field is pleasurable and indicates our respect for both the traditions of the sport and the landscape to which we have been granted access. The details of acceptable attire vary somewhat from region to region and hunt to hunt.
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