Jackets for hunting...

[PIAFFES_Sister]

basically as i'm under 16 (untill november) am i not aloud to wear black or navy show jackets out hunting? just the tweed coloured ones? my hacking jacket is to big for me and i much prefer my show jacket...
oh and stocks... under 16's aren't aloud to wear white?

sorry,this is probably obvious to everyone, but with a friend that tells you that halfpass and leg yeilding is the same thing (when it is not), i get confused

 

[CastleMouse]

Tweed is usually worn for cubbing and childrens meets, and before the open meet. I wear a black hunting jacket when I'm hunting and I'm under 16, I'm 99% sure you're allowed to wear navy and black. I wear a white stock too, but if you have a hacking jacket a tie is more correct

 

[PIAFFES_Sister]

awww thanks very much! :grin:

 

[BroadfordQueen]

see my pictures in the pic gallery- im 15 (16 in 2 weeks but ya know!) and wear my navy show jacket and a cream stock, which is perfectly acceptable with my-very laidback- hunt.

 

[PIAFFES_Sister]

see my pictures in the pic gallery- im 15 (16 in 2 weeks but ya know!) and wear my navy show jacket and a cream stock, which is perfectly acceptable with my-very laidback- hunt.

oh yes! lol seen them now

i should be ok with my black jacket then, thanks :grin:

 

[piaffe]

see my pictures in the pic gallery- im 15 (16 in 2 weeks but ya know!) and wear my navy show jacket and a cream stock, which is perfectly acceptable with my-very laidback- hunt.

oh yes! lol seen them now

i should be ok with my black jacket then, thanks :grin:

Hmmmmmm...... do you know something i don't know????

 

[PIAFFES_Sister]

what?

 

[piaffe]

what?

Just wondering when you are going hunting?????

 

[PIAFFES_Sister]

i was just doing a general check.
lottie wants me to go on sakky with her, she ll be on vinnie...not both on sakky

 

[Clodagh]

I am a traditionalist...so, as a child - sorry! - you should be in tweed, with shirt and PC tie (if you are a member). On the plus side PCers with us only pay a fiver, so it makes for cheaper hunting!

 

[BroadfordQueen]

crikey, £15 for us :shocked:

 

[helenandshadow]

My mum phoned S&EH the other day and it's only £10 for juniors! can't wait to go hunting!
I was also wondering what jacket to wear, i'm 15 so would a green tweed jacket, white shirt and burgundy tie with yellow pinspots be ok?

 

[4whitesocks]

apart from cubbing is it ever acceptable to wear tweed as an adult?

just wondering

 

[CastleMouse]

I've seen many adults wearing tweed out hunting throughout the season 4ws, perfectly acceptable I'm sure!

 

[PIAFFES_Sister]

i'm so confused, bit of a confusing dress code! lol

 

[teapot]

Tweed is using worn before the open meet

Then it's navy or black jackets.

Then tweed again after the end of the Cheltenham festival

according to my local hunt website, remember as someone else asked me once. No mention of age

 

[RunToEarth]

I was always told that under 16s should be in tweed unless invited to wear otherwise or unless child of hunt servant, not sure how correct that it though.

 

[PIAFFES_Sister]

I was always told that under 16s should be in tweed unless invited to wear otherwise or unless child of hunt servant, not sure how correct that it though.

thats basically what my sister said about under 16's, suppose it depends on the hunt your with? really not sure now

 

[lucecaldicott]

if your new to hunting then the hunt is likely to be pretty relxed about it unless your out with one of the very traditional home counties hunts. if your really unsure give the hunt secretary a ring and ask, they will be more than happy to help.

 

[Chestnut_filly12]

my riding instructor is like 18/19 and she wears her hacking jacket hunting - even though she hates it and much prefers her show one. She only ever wears the hacking one hunting and for her BHS exams

 

[virtual]

In our hunt (from the opening meet) under 18s wear tweed with shirt and tie or coloured stock. Over 18s or those with hunt buttons can wear navy or black. It's more correct for an over 18 to wear tweed (ie understated) than an under 18 to wear black or navy (overstated).