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Wit and Wisdom of Lord Tredegar

FOX-HUNTING AND DIPLOMACY.

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Many people imagine that to be a Master of Foxhounds you have only to get a horse—but besides the matter of pounds, shillings and pence, you have to create an interest amongst the farmers over whose land you hunt, and whose sheep, pigs and lambs you frighten. One, therefore, has to use a certain amount of diplomacy.

Gelligaer Steeplechases, April 12th, 1910.

Nothing tends to brush away the cobwebs so much as a bracing run with the hounds. Fox hunting is an admirable sport, and my neighbours shall enjoy it as long as there is a fox to be found on my estate.

At Tredegar House, October 30th, 1884.

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