Sinnington Hunt Point To Point

Sinnington Hunt has been in existence since 1680 founded by the Duke of Buckingham and has continued under varying conditions until 1891 when it became a ‘Trencher Fed Pack’ – this means that the hounds resided with individual people and not as a pack in one kennel and then brought together as one pack for the meets. The pack today live as one in the kennels. The Hunting Act 2005 has altered the ‘quarry’ and the hunt now follows trails rather than a fox, and is a great way of getting a day out in the fresh air for both the hounds, horses, riders and villagers.

The Sinnington Hunt point to point is to be held on the 14th February at Duncombe Park a magnificent 18th century stately home with over 2000 acres of parkland. The event and the venue will make a memorable and fantastic day out whether as a group or as a couple, and is just a short drive away from Valley View Farm Cottages, we have availability with prices starting from £226.

If you would like to book a break at one of the Valley View Farm holiday cottages then you can book online by clicking on the link or alternatively book over the telephone on 01439 798221.

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