Maesfen
Extremely Old Nag!
As the title says!
Page 34 - The Young Faces of Our Future.
A nice article about young lads entering hunt service with some good photographs - BIG shame they didn't proof read properly and assign the correct pic to the right lad!
Even the pictures gave us the clues! Wynnstay hounds all Old English, Edward wearing a 'crossed foxes' tie. United mostly light coloured hounds and Charlie wearing a 'United' fleece. How many more clues do you want for goodness sake?
For your information, the big pic at start of article is our Edward, not Charlie as captioned; Charlie is captioned as Edward. Only one they got right is Christopher! What a shame for the lads that it wasn't got right in the first place.
H & H, this is just not good enough, the standard of proofing on the mag has been appalling for the last few years; not only this sort of thing but spelling in adverts too; don't you have experienced horse people that know (or should) what spelling is all about?
We deserve and expect better, after all it's not a cheap magazine now. For goodness sake get your act together else be prepared to lose some business.
Page 34 - The Young Faces of Our Future.
A nice article about young lads entering hunt service with some good photographs - BIG shame they didn't proof read properly and assign the correct pic to the right lad!
Even the pictures gave us the clues! Wynnstay hounds all Old English, Edward wearing a 'crossed foxes' tie. United mostly light coloured hounds and Charlie wearing a 'United' fleece. How many more clues do you want for goodness sake?
For your information, the big pic at start of article is our Edward, not Charlie as captioned; Charlie is captioned as Edward. Only one they got right is Christopher! What a shame for the lads that it wasn't got right in the first place.
H & H, this is just not good enough, the standard of proofing on the mag has been appalling for the last few years; not only this sort of thing but spelling in adverts too; don't you have experienced horse people that know (or should) what spelling is all about?
We deserve and expect better, after all it's not a cheap magazine now. For goodness sake get your act together else be prepared to lose some business.