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The Mastership
The responsibility for managing the hunt lies with The Mastership - a team of five people, led by a Senior Master and supported by four joint-masters.
Elizabeth Fox-Andrews MFH, Senior Master
Elizabeth Fox-Andrews joined the Mastership in 2005 and has opened up a lot of new country in our Western areas. Elizabeth is an extremely competent and popular Field-Master, and also pioneered the very successful “adopt a hound” scheme. Elizabeth and her husband Piers have been hugely generous to the hunt, hosting many popular hunt events at their estate in Rogate as well as providing excellent schooling facitilies to subscribers.
Jeremy Instone MFH, Joint Master
Jeremy lives in the east side of our country near Pulborough and has been a Master for four seasons. He is also the hunt’s liaison with other Hunts. He runs a company specialising in air transport of bloodstock throughout the world. All the family are involved in hunting, as well as eventing and polo.
Tim Lee MFH, Joint Master
Tim Lee joined the Mastership in 2005 and makes good use of his racing background in his role as Jumping Field-Master on Saturdays. Responsible for clearing the southern part of the country and the very popular middle country of Pulborough Tim has a wonderful easy going style, is thoroughly approachable and hugely popular with the younger members of the hunt in particular. Tim has learnt a huge amount about Hound and Kennel management and is our liason with local yards and the pony club.
Paul Lyon-Maris MFH, Joint Master
Paul Lyon-Maris joined the Mastership in 2008. He first got on a horse in 1999 and has not, he says, looked back. He first hunted with the CLC in 2004. He helps Elizabeth Fox-Andrews in the west of our country and keeps a keen eye on Hunt events and fundraising.
Robin Muir MFH, Joint Master
Robin Muir, who joined the Mastership in 2008, is fortunate to have two very obliging horses who make him look a far better rider than he is. In truth he was runner up in 2006 and 2007's 'Tumblers League', the tally to which he assiduously keeps. He is also co-editor of Horn & Hound, the CLC magazine, and welcomes submissions anytime. He liaises with the Fundraising and Stileman's Hunter Trials Committee and the National Trust.
Enquiries
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