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unseasonably warm. Moisture on the reins in the form of either rain or perspiration will make them extremely slippery and almost impossible to hold. White cotton string gloves, with their absorbency, come to the rescue here.
And last but not least, the footwear. Knee high black boots are de rigueur for all foxhunters who have graduated beyond childhood. And they too serve a useful purpose^,protection, once again.The sturdy leather protects against sharp objects, and offers support in the ankle area.
Foxhunting and racing over fences are not sports for the faint hearted. Along with adventure and excitement, they are full of hazards. But these hazards are
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