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Rated 2.60(5) — Decomplexity

The Belvoir Hunt is one of the world’s most celebrated foxhunts, and the hounds – still owned by the Duke of Rutland and kennelled at Belvoir Castle – are a unique pack of 'old English' hounds with the distinctive Belvoir Tan colours. To the north...

Rated 2.20(5) — Decomplexity

Welcome to the 'umbrella' app of the UK's Belvoir, Cottesmore and Quorn Hunts. Aside from hunting, the Hunts have extensive social and equestrian event calendars, and this app displays all coming events (except Meets) together with a selection of events..

Rated 2.00(4) — Decomplexity

The Quorn Hunt is perhaps the best known of all foxhunts and was the originator of the fast-moving 'Leicestershire' style of hunting that made English foxhunting – and hunting in the East Midlands in particular – world famous and made exceptional...

Rated 1.00(2) — Decomplexity

The Cottesmore Hunt is one of the world’s longest-established and most famous foxhunts whose history is inextricably linked with that of the Earls of Gainsborough and Lonsdale. From 1666 until 2005, the Cottesmore hunted foxes with hounds in and around...

Rated 2.00(4) — Decomplexity

The market town of Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, England, is the cradle of foxhunting. For nearly 350 years, the pastures of Leicestershire and the neighbouring counties have been home to the most famous names in hunting: the Belvoir, the Cottesmore..