And double-breasted flannel waistcoat

And double-breasted flannel waistcoat

And double-breasted flannel waistcoat

The uniform was ordered to be ‘a blue frock with plain yellow mettled buttons, scarlet velvet cape, and double-breasted flannel waistcoat. The coat sleeve to be cut and turned. A scarlet saddle-cloth, bound singly with blue, and the front of the bridle lapt with scarlet.’ The third rule contrasts oddly with our modern meets at half-past ten and half-past eleven o’clock: ‘The harriers shall not wait for any member after eight o’clock in the morning.’