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Dress Code
Last edited: 20 April 2008
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Below are the recommendations for dress when hunting with the SC and RMAS Drag Hunt. The tradition of hunting dress was to show an affiliation and respect for a particular pack and each pack has its own particular dress code.
These days, although smart turnout is important, safety is paramount and therefore as long as your kit is correctly fitting, clean and tidy, you are welcome to hunt with us. However, if you hunt regularly it is hoped that you will be able to obtain the appropriate apparel.
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Four Seasons Hotel, Dogmersfield Park
13 January 2008
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Hunt Officials (Masters, Huntsman and Hunt Servants)
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Upper Cutmill Car Park, Puttenham
25 November 2007
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- Black hunting coat with green hunt collar and gilt buttons in front and behind
- Black hat with ribbons down or skull cap with black silk
- White stock with stock pin
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Gentlemen
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- Black hat with ribbons up or skull cap with black silk
- Black/navy hunting coat or tweed hacking jacket
- Light coloured hunt shirt
- White stock (black/navy coat) or collar and tie (tweed jacket) with stock pin
- Gloves (black, brown or white)
- White, buff or fawn breeches/jodhpurs
- Black or topped boots
- Spurs
- Hunting whip
- Hairnet (if applicable)
- Back protector (optional) (worn inside or outside the jacket)
- Gentlemen who have been awarded their "hunt button" may replace their collars and buttons on their hunting coats
- Military personnel and subscribers of other packs should ride in their own hunt livery or uniform
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Four Seasons Hotel, Dogmersfield Park
13 January 2008
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Ladies
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Four Seasons Hotel, Dogmersfield Park
13 January 2008
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- Black hat with ribbons up or skull cap with black silk
- Black/navy hunting coat or tweed hacking jacket
- Light coloured hunt shirt
- White stock (black/navy coat) or collar and tie/coloured stock (tweed jacket) with stock pin
- Gloves (black, brown or white)
- White, buff or fawn breeches/jodhpurs
- Black boots
- Spurs
- Hunting whip
- Hairnet (if applicable)
- Back protector (optional) (worn inside or outside the jacket)
- Ladies who have been awarded their "hunt button" may replace their collars and buttons on their hunting coats
- Military personnel and subscribers of other packs should ride in their own hunt livery or uniform
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Children (Under 18)
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- Pony Club approved skull cap with black silk
- Black/navy hunting coat or tweed hacking jacket
- Light coloured hunt shirt
- White stock (black/navy coat) or collar and tie/coloured stock (tweed jacket) with stock pin
- Buff, light brown, cream or yellow breeches/jodhpurs
- Jodhpur boots or riding boots but riding boots offer more protection against knocks and thorns
- Hunting whip
- Hairnet (if applicable)
- Back protector (worn inside or outside the jacket)
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Church Farm, Eversley
2 January 2008
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Horses
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Four Seasons Hotel, Dogmersfield Park
13 January 2008
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- All tack should be correctly fitting, in good repair and clean
- Only plain black or brown numnahs/browbands/bandages etc. should be worn
- Manes should be plaited (preferably), hogged or neatly pulled and brushed out
- A novice horse should wear a green tail ribbon
- A horse that is known to kick should wear a red tail ribbon and remain at the rear of the Field at all times
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