Hunt Ball and Silent Auction →

(Photo courtesy of Jim Mertz, Suddenly Still Photography)
Wentworth Hunt hosts many different riding and social events each year. We endeavor to provide fun activities and learning opportunities for riders of all abilities and experiences. Our goal is to offer events and activities that introduce riders to our club, to our super-nice members, and to the joys of fox hunting.
Learn about our events, clinics, hunts, and other activities by:
- Subscribing to our Mailing List (on the sidebar or bottom of the page if you are using a mobile device)
- Following us on Facebook
- Reviewing our Calendar here on our fabulous website
Click here to learn more about our hunter paces.
Wentworth Hunt hosts up to three hunter paces each year: Our Spring Pace in June, our Summer Pace in August, and our Conservation Pace in September. Hunter paces are a great way to ride Wentworth Hunt territories at your own pace with up to five of our friends to see how wonderful riding out can be.
Registration is now open for all of our paces.
- Click here to Register for our Spring Pace
- Click here to Register for our Summer Pace
- Click here to Register for our Conservation Pace
To learn more about our clinics and schooling opportunities, please click here.
In the spring and summer months, Wentworth Hunt offers a variety of clinics and schooling venues to help build rider knowledge and confidence riding out in a hunt field.
Click here to learn more about our Hunt Ball and Silent Auction.
Every year, Wentworth celebrates the end of our season with a Hunt Ball. Dinner, dancing, and our silent auction are all on offer at the ball. This is a wonderful time to relax and celebrate our hunt season. And we promise you will find some great gift items on offer at the silent auction. Please join us!
Click here to learn more about the hound shows.
The Wentworth Hunt hounds participate in hound shows in the spring. Hound shows provide an opportunity for a huntsman to demonstrate the quality and merits of her hounds. Hound shows are also a time for a huntsman to evaluate the hounds of other hunts and consider if there are traits she would like to introduce to her kennel’s gene pool.
Hound shows are also social, with opportunities for huntsmen, masters, hunt members, and attendees to talk about hounds and the sport of foxhunting.



