. Records of the Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt . Mr. G. The Late HARRY JUDD. The Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt. 73 The Late HARRY JUDD. Having been practically reared among horses, it became the naturalambition of Harry Judd when a boy to become a jockey, and at the earlyage of eleven he entered upon an apprenticeship in the racing stables pre-sided over by John Day, a famous trainer of that time at Danebury. Beingimbued with the necessary determination to succeed in this profession, hesoon became one of the feather-weight jockeys of the stable, and he rodein several races, i
. Records of the Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt . Mr. G. The Late HARRY JUDD. The Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt. 73 The Late HARRY JUDD. Having been practically reared among horses, it became the naturalambition of Harry Judd when a boy to become a jockey, and at the earlyage of eleven he entered upon an apprenticeship in the racing stables pre-sided over by John Day, a famous trainer of that time at Danebury. Beingimbued with the necessary determination to succeed in this profession, hesoon became one of the feather-weight jockeys of the stable, and he rodein several races, including the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot. At the end ofseven years, when his indentures expired, a natural ambition to be withhounds caused him to forsake the stables to go to Mr. Villebois, who wasthen Master of the Norfolk Hounds. Subsequently Judd served as whipper-in for various terms with the Atherstone, Quorn, Cottesmore and LordLeconfields Hounds, going from the latter pack to the North Shropshire,where he was promoted to huntsman. Having been a single season wi
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