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Apple Grove Beagles
Unionville, Pennsylvania.
Registered 1983.
Recognized 1984.
A private pack. Uniform: Green coat, royal purple collar with yellow piping, white breeches, green
stockings. MB: J. Clayton Bright, 1399 Doe Run Rd., Coatesville, PA 19320, Tel.: 610-347-9712. E-mail: StudioJCB@aol.com. Huntsman: The MB. Hon. Whipper-in: Graham T. Bright. Kennels: Unionville, Pa. Hounds: 14 couples. Meets: August–March at the MB’s convenience. Visitors welcome.
The country, 35 miles southwest of Philadelphia, is hunted courtesy of Mr. Stewart’s Cheshire Foxhounds and Mr. Jefford’s Andrews Bridge Hounds. Bounded by Route 30 from Gap to Coatesville, Route 100 to Chadd’s Ford, Route 1 to Conowingo, the Susquehanna River to Route 372, and Route 372 to Gap, all in Pennsylvania.
Ardrossan Beagles
Villanova, Pennsylvania.
Organized 1924.
Recognized 1961.
A subscription pack. Uniform: Green coat, Yale blue collar with brick brown piping, hunt buttons
and pack name. Evening–Same with Yale blue facing. MBs: Francis B. Jacobs II, 14 Rabbit Run Rd., Malvern, PA 19355. Tel.: 610-647-9529. E-mail: francisbjacobs@yahoo.com; L. Stockton Illoway, 535 Merlin Rd., Phoenixville, PA 19460. Tel.: 610-935-0203. E-mail: Illoway.Stockton@pmlmail.com. Huntsmen: L. Stockton Illoway, jt.-MB, Francis Jacobs, jt.-MB. Assistant huntsmen: John H. Richards III. Field Master: James B. Congdon. assistant Field Master: Russell T. Bullitt. Hon. Whippers-in: Bernadette Downey, David Hain, Millard H. Jackson III, Virginia Jackson, Leslie Lindsley, Joseph J. McKenna Jr., Stephen Partridge, John H. Richards IV, John N. Strawbridge. jr. Whipper-in: Tory Hain. Hon. Sec.: Patricia H. Jacobs. Hon. Treasurer: Edith Lamb Hollister. Chairman Of Hunt Committee: Sandy S. McKenna. Kennels: Radnor Hunt Club, Malvern, Pa. Hounds: 20 couples 13" and 15". Hunt cottontail. Meets: October–March, Sundays and holidays. Informal on Saturdays and bye days August–March.
The country is gently rolling farmlands with small coverts lying to the west of Philadelphia. This pack was originally established in 1924 as the Treweryn Beagles. Half of the Treweryn Beagles became the Ardrossan Beagles in 1961.
