The operational running of the hunt is headed by the Joint Masters, Nick & Steven Arthur, Karen Dufty and Christie Barette they are appointed by the committee.

To help the smooth running of the hunt, there are Hunt Servants who wear the Green Coats and there are also the Green Collars. These are people who have been given their hunt buttons for services that they have done to the hunt. Green Coats & Green Collars are awarded by the Joint Masters.

A Field Master is appointed by one of the Joint masters. You will be informed of this at the beginning of each hunt. The Field Master’s duty is to lead the field on the hunt. He or she will look for the best land to cross and banks to jump. You must never go in front of the Field Master.

To help with the smooth running of the club there are three sub committees which are chaired by members of the management committee:

The hunt and lines committee organises all hunting and chooses the lines and is responsible for liaising with farmers and land owners.

The members committee is responsible for the promotion of the membership of the club and for the organisation of equestrian and social events.  They organise hunter trials, the picnic ride, evening hunt rides and hound exercise, a summer show, the opening meet dinner, hound trail and nights out such as a movie night.

The fund raising committee is responsible for raising money for the benefit of and to meet the needs of the club.  They organise the hunt ball, end of season dinner and other fun nights out, breakfast meets and the 100 club.