ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月14日 02時13分

This scene might resemble a 19th-century oil-painting from the English countryside. But the photo you’re looking at was taken last weekend at a fox hunt in the suburbs of New York City. Founded in 1924, the Goldens Bridge Hounds seems like an anachronism today. But the club has managed to survive despite challenges: the region’s dwindling open land, increasing development and criticism from animal-cruelty groups. But all that seemed to matter as the Goldens Bridge Hounds kicked off its 93rd season of the hunt last weekend in North Salem, New York, was that somewhere out there was a wily #fox to be chased. With the cry of “Tallyho!” the chase was on. Members rode formidable #horses with braided manes, ranging from thoroughbreds to drafts to European warmbloods. They said about 1 or 2 foxes or coyotes might be killed per year — often because they’re old or sick. Killing the animals is “obviously not desirable in any way shape or form — it’s self-defeating,” said Peter Kamenstein, a hunt master who rode a thoroughbred named Max. “We want them to get away — the sport is having the hounds find and follow a line of scent.” @bryananselm took this photo while on assignment last Saturday in North Salem, New York. #? #?

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