Hunting Journal of the Blackmore Vale Hounds - From 1884 to 1888 #228010

Another, not soon to be forgotten, was from an always popular fixture — Warr Bridge for, although scent was bad in the morning, it improved when we found our second fox at Lodmoor, and the hounds ran very hard towards Rooksmoor, leaving it on their right, on to Deadmoor Copses, running through them with out a check, and up over the hill for Cockrow. \ve left this on our left, and ran hard to the end of Hazelbury Common, and checked by the Church. But they were soon cast on the line again, and ran back more slowly, but hunting beautifully, to Lower Rooksmoor, and back again over some cold ploughs heading for Hazelbury, where scent grew so cold we could do no more, so at the end Of an hour and twelve minutes.