Tania Bullard

The former master and secretary of the West Norfolk, who has an “uncanny affinity with animals” and works as an auxiliary nurse

- Frank Houghton Brown

“THE most cheerful, busiest and hardest working woman I know,” says former joint-master and huntsman of the West Norfolk, Charles Carter, when describing his one-time joint-master Tania Bullard. A veritable superwoman with a phenomenal work ethic, she has few spare minutes in her full life.

Brought up hunting with the North Norfolk Harriers and then from the age of 15 with the Belvoir in Leicestershire, Tania Fenwick, as she was then, recalls Belvoir huntsman Jim Webster being “a most lovely man”. Lord Kimball, a former master of both the Cottesmore and Fitzwilliam and chairman of the old British Field Sports Society, was Tania’s cousin and one of her mentors.