Traditional appointments considered appropriate for foxhunting:..

Spurs: blunt, with straps to match boots

Whips: hunting whip with thong; riding crop

Jewelry: watches, wedding rings, very small earrings only

Wire cutters: small nipper type or large fence billy

Flask: conical carried in front of the saddle by gentlemen subscribers

Sandwich case: carried on side of saddle by gentleman subscribers

Hunting canteen: combination flask and sandwich box carried on side of saddle by lady and junior subscribers

Hound couples: carried by staff only

Stirrup leather: carried across the chest by whippers-in

Hunting horn: carried by Huntsman

Rain gear may be worn as needed

Gloves, whips, spurs, flasks, sandwich cases, wire cutters, etc. as desired

Hairnets for all riders whose hair shows under his or her headgear

Masters may waive dress requirements as necessary or for certain individuals