The Field

Keep the show on the road

HE SPORTING social calendar doesn’t stop when the hunting or shooting season ends. In fact, the summer months are filled with events that are equally enjoyable and, especially in the current political climate, important to support. The puppy show, the point-to-point and the charity clay shoot all flush out familiar faces who might otherwise disappear under a rock when the season is over. Despite the protestations of some introverted types who need to be booted out of the

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