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She strove to bring them closer, but hadn't quite-not before she'd played "Foxhunter" three times as well.

He was an avid foxhunter, and he and Washington often rode together.

A memorial plaque listing Foxhunter's achievements marks the site and a car park is situated nearby.

Foxhunter won some 80 international classes, and jumped for Britain in 35 Nations Cup contests.

The ditches were broad and the fences too high, as one English foxhunter remarked at the time, it was "deucedly ugly country to ride over!"

Michael Buckley on Griffens Hill was also in top form to win the Foxhunter competition.

Holmes bought Foxhunter as a four-year-old for only £60, and later sold him to Sir Harry Llewellyn.

Questions over his stamina were answered when he won the Cheltenham Foxhunter Chase three weeks before coming to Aintree.

Foxhunter died in 1959, and was buried on the Blorenge mountain, between Abergavenny and Blaenavon.

A keen foxhunter, Rowland Hill was master of the North Shropshire Foxhounds until 1823.

Harry Llewellyn and Foxhunter, who would claim a gold medal in Helsinki, won bronze in the team jumping event.

Summer Olympics - Harry Llewellyn wins a gold medal in the team showjumping competition, riding Foxhunter.

His name is Collett, Jack Collett, another honest name and another foxhunter.'

Roy, an avid foxhunter, also kept pleasure horses and was responsible for bringing the Penn--Marydel foxhound, to America.

"Foxhunter's Jig"

Capel was an enthusiastic foxhunter as master of the Old Berkeley fox-hounds with kennels at Gerrards Cross.

The girth and breadth of Hermann Goering were encased in a foxhunter's bright red habit, complete with black helmet and riding crop.

In Sabine National Forest, vehicle conflicts occur on Foxhunter's Hill and the Stark Tract.

After Sir Harry's death, his ashes were scattered near Foxhunter's grave and memorial on the Blorenge mountain above Abergavenny.

Their father, Sir Harry Llewellyn, 3rd Bt, would win a gold medal for showjumping at the 1952 Olympics on his horse Foxhunter.

The two biggest Hunter Chases are the Aintree Fox Hunters' and Cheltenham Foxhunter.

Down This Road The Foxhunter's Jig The Maid Behind The Bar (feat.

This came into the family via Mary Assheton-Smith, niece and heiress of the famous squire Assheton-Smith, the celebrated foxhunter.

The Cheltenham Foxhunter is run after the Gold Cup over the same distance and is often referred to as the amateur Gold Cup.

Foxhunter survived a severe setback when he was struck behind by an Army lorry which damaged a back tendon and joint, but after a long rest he resumed jumping perfectly sound.