Cockfighters A-Z

The following information is taken from press clippings about the various court cases. Therefore some of the information might be out of date, such as address’s.

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Name – Anderson Belcher

Address – Jenningtree Way, Belvedere

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £400 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 22

Also convicted – John Lee, Mark Giles, Joseph Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Raymond Clayden, Belcher Barnard, Terrance Ball, William Field, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Notes – Found guilty of attending a cockfight (£300) and possession of fighting spurs (£100). When 40 police and RSPCA officers stormed the shed a Belvedere in April 1995, they found 15 men and a 16 year old youth watching two birds fighting. Four other birds lay dead on the ground. All the men tried to escape, but were tracked down by police dogs and a police helicopter.

Name – Anderson Derek

Address – The Layby, Alvescot Road, Carterton

In court on 16/7/92

Found not guilty

Magistrates – Witney

Age/D.O.B –

Also accused – Kenneth Osbourne, Theodore Loveridge, Michael King and Frank Loveridge

Notes – Anderson was cleared of assisting in the cockfight and being present at a cockfight. The court heard that two passers by had seen a group of men standing around some boards of wood, which had two cockerels fighting behind. The incident took place on 12/4/92 in a layby on Alvescot Road.

Name – Anderson Joseph

Address – Birchwood Road, Swanley

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – 2 year conditional discharge and £30 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 16

Also convicted – John Lee, Mark Giles, Belcher Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Raymond Clayden, Belcher Barnard, Terrance Ball, William Field, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Notes – Found guilty of attending a cockfight. When 40 police and RSPCA officers stormed the shed a Belvedere in April 1995, they found 15 men and a 16 year old youth watching two birds fighting. Four other birds lay dead on the ground. All the men tried to escape, but were tracked down by police dogs and a police helicopter.

Name – Anderson Seamen

Address – North Road, Belvedere

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 46

Also convicted – John Lee, Mark Giles, Belcher Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Raymond Clayden, Belcher Barnard, Terrance Ball, William Field, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Name – Anderson William

Address – North View, Birchwood Road, Swanley

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 44

Also convicted – John Lee, Mark Giles, Belcher Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Raymond Clayden, Belcher Barnard, Terrance Ball, William Field, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Name – Ball Terrance

Address – Eynsford Road, Crocken Hill

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 35

Also convicted – John Lee, Mark Giles, Belcher Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Raymond Clayden, Belcher Barnard, William Field, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Name – Barnard Belcher

Address – Chapman Road, Belvedere

Convicted – 20 /3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 42

Also convicted – John Lee, Mark Giles, Belcher Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Raymond Clayden, Terrance Ball, William Field, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Name – Bell John

Address – Dilks Street, Bishop Auckland

Convicted – 5/7/96

Fine – £800 and £750 costs

Magistrates – Durham

Age/D.O.B – 27

Also convicted – William Ross, Joseph Kelbie, John Hawthorn, Thomas Waugh and David Littley.

Notes – Admitted being present at a cockfight. They were all caught on March 19 1995 in a shed on Ross’s allotment. When the RSPCA had raided the shed they found two cockerels with sharp spurs attached to their legs fighting in a ring with about twelve men were seated around it. They also found 14 dead and 9 injured birds. All defended by Paul Williams.

Name – Blowes Benjamin

Address – Mill Lane, Stetchworth near Newmarket

In court on 22/5/92

Case thrown out on a technicality

Magistrates – Swaffham

Age/D.O.B – 19

Also accused – Brian Palmer, William Sargeant and John Cavey

Notes – Benjamin was accused of being present at a cockfight. The offence was alleged to have taken place on 23/5/91 at Palmers house. Their barristers claimed the fight had actually taken place on 17/5/91. Under the current law the court action against the men was three days over the six month deadline.

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Name – Cavey John

Address – Ley Road, Stetchworth near Newmarket

In court on 22/5/96

Case thrown out on a technicality

Magistrates – Swaffham

Age/D.O.B – 28

Also accused – Brian Palmer, William Sargeant and Benjamin Blowes

Notes – Cavey was accused of being present at a cockfight. The offence was alleged to have taken place on 23/5/91 at Palmers house. Their barristers claimed the fight had actually taken place on 17/5/91. Under the current law the court action against the men was three days over the six month deadline.

Name – Clarke John

Address – Dally Park, Lower Road, Hextable

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 35

Name – Clayden Raymond

Address – Avenue Road, Erith

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 32

Also convicted – John Lee, Mark Giles, Belcher Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Belcher Barnard, Terrance Ball, William Field, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Name – Cooper Malcolm

Address – Barnetby Road, Scunthorpe

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 41

Notes – Pleaded guilty to attending a cockfight in the first week of the trial. When 40 police and RSPCA officers stormed the shed a Belvedere in April 1995, they found 15 men and a 16 year old youth watching two birds fighting. Four other birds lay dead on the ground. All the men tried to escape, but were tracked down by police dogs and a police helicopter.

Name – Davies Peter

Address – Brobbington near Stourbridge

Convicted – 19/8/85

Fine – £1,000 and £160 costs

Magistrates – Bridgnorth

Age/D.O.B – 45

Also convicted – Terrance Richmond, James Glaister, George Meakin, Michael Theckston, Robert Pinches, Mervyn Humphreys and Charles Taylor

Notes – Admitted ill-treating animals, assisting at a cockfight, using premises for cockfighting and possessing spurs and spur pants. They were all caught at The Wheatland F.H. kennels in Eardington near Bridgnorth on 16/6/85 after a raid by the RSPCA and the police. They also found six dead birds and 21 still alive, but were injured. Defended by Anthony Jamison.

Name – Field William

Address – Half Moon Lane, Tudeley

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 48

Also convicted – John Lee, Mark Giles, Belcher Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Raymond Clayden, Belcher Barnard, Terrance Ball, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Name – Foy John

Address – Used to live at Bean Hotel, Bean Street, Hull

Convicted – 1982

Fine – ?

Magistrates – Hull

Age/D.O.B – 34

Also convicted –

Notes – Convicted of allowing a cockfight on his premises. As a result of Foy being found guilty he was forced to quit the tenancy and the Hotel.

Name – Fuller John

Address – Star Lane, St Mary Cray

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B -31

Name – Giles Mark

Address – Marringdean Road, South Billingshurst

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – 1 month and £600 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 31

Also convicted – John Lee, Belcher Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Raymond Clayden, Belcher Barnard, Terrance Ball, William Field, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Notes – Found guilty of procuring cocks to fight and attending a cockfight, he was also banned from keeping fowl for two years. When 40 police and RSPCA officers stormed the shed a Belvedere in April 1995, they found 15 men and a 16 year old youth watching two birds fighting. Four other birds lay dead on the ground. All the men tried to escape, but were tracked down by police dogs and a police helicopter. Lee and Giles appealed against their sentences at Southwark crown Court on 20/3/96, both were dismissed. Mark Giles wrote a book in 1988 about working terriers.

Name – Glaister James

Address – Cockermouth

Convicted – 19/8/85

Fine – £1,000 and £160 costs

Magistrates – Bridgnorth

Age/D.O.B – 45

Also convicted – Terrance Richmond, George Meakin, Peter Davies, Michael Theckston, Robert Pinches, Mervyn Humphrey and Charles Taylor

Name – Gregory John

Address – Winchester Road, Ash

Convicted – 13/7/90

Fine – £500 and £100 costs

Magistrates – Farnham

Age/D.O.B – 47

Also convicted – Patrick Young and a juvenile

Notes – Found guilty of procuring birds for the purpose of fighting. They were caught on 27/3/90 after a policeman on his beat in Winchester Road, Ash crawled through some bushes to catch them red-handed. They claimed one of the birds was a hen and they were just mating. Mr Young had given the juvenile a lift back from Guildford market were he had just bought the hen, he then invited the boy to look at his birds. Defended by Miss Louise D’Arcy. The juvenile was to be sentenced on 3/8/90.

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Name – Hawthorn John

Address – Calvert Terrace, Murton, Durham

Convicted – 5/7/96

Fine – 8 weeks

Magistrates – Durham

Age/D.O.B – 42

Also convicted – William Ross, Joseph Kelbie, Thomas Waugh, David Littley and John Bell

Notes – Admitted to assisting in cockfighting. They were all caught on March 19 1995 in a shed on Ross’s allotment. When the RSPCA had raided the shed they found two cockerels with sharp spurs attached to their legs fighting in a ring with about twelve men were seated around it. They also found 14 dead and 9 injured birds. All defended by Paul Williams. A judge has thrown out appeals against a life ban on owning birds. Judge Richard Lowden sitting at Durham Crown Court on 11/10/96 refused the appeal of John Hawthorn (42) of Calvert Terrace, Murton, County Durham, adding “The purpose of the sentence is to discourage you from ever again participating in the obscene and degrading pastime of watching animals inflict pain on each other”. Appeals from the other two men William Ross (49) a butcher of Sharon Avenue, Kelloe, Durham City and Joseph Kelbie (34) formally of Cottingly Springs, Leeds, now of Turney Lane, Newark, Nottinghamshire were rejected formally by the judge.

Name – Hill Paul

Address – Richmond Road, Thurnscoe, near Rotherham

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 35

Name – Humphreys Mervyn

Address – Trefor, Llangollen

Convicted – 19/8/85

Fine – £250 and £80 costs

Magistrates – Bridgnorth

Age/D.O.B – 48

Also convicted – Terrance Richmond, James Glaister, George Meakin, Peter Davies, Michael Theckston, Robert Pinches and Charles Taylor

Notes – Admitted assisting at a cockfight. They were all caught at The Wheatland F.H. kennels in Eardington near Bridgnorth on 16/6/85 after a raid by the RSPCA and the police. They also found six dead birds and 21 still alive, but were injured. Defended by Anthony Jamison.

Name – Jones Geoffrey

Address – Adversane Caravan park, Billingshurst

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – £300 and £200 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 31

Also convicted – John Lee, Mark Giles, Belcher Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Raymond Clayden, Belcher Barnard, Terrance Ball, William Field, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Name – Kelbie Joseph

Address – Tony Lane, Newark (used to live at Cottingly Springs, Leeds)

Convicted – 5/7/96

Fine – 10 weeks

Magistrates – Durham

Age/D.O.B – 34

Also convicted – William Ross, John Hawthorn, Thomas Waugh, David Littley and John Bell

Notes – Admitted assisting in cockfighting. He also took his eight year old son to watch. They were all caught on March 19 1995 in a shed on Ross’s allotment. When the RSPCA had raided the shed they found two cockerels with sharp spurs attached to their legs fighting in a ring with about twelve men were seated around it. They also found 14 dead and 9 injured birds. All defended by Paul Williams. A judge has thrown out appeals against a life ban on owning birds. Judge Richard Lowden sitting at Durham Crown Court on 11/10/96 refused the appeal of John Hawthorn (42) of Calvert Terrace, Murton, County Durham, adding “The purpose of the sentence is to discourage you from ever again participating in the obscene and degrading pastime of watching animals inflict pain on each other”. Appeals from the other two men William Ross (49) a butcher of Sharon Avenue, Kelloe, Durham City and Joseph Kelbie (34) formally of Cottingly Springs, Leeds, now of Turney Lane, Newark, Nottinghamshire were rejected formally by the judge.

Name – Khan Mohammad Tajh

Address – Archibald Street, Bradford

Convicted – 25/5/00

Fine – 200 hours community service and £500 costs

Magistrates – Bradford

Age/D.O.B – 44

Also accused – ?

Notes – On 25/5/00 a quail-fighting organiser was successfully prosecuted by the RSPCA after unwittingly showing undercover newspaper reporters how he prepared birds to fight. Bradford magistrates court heard how Mohammad Tajh Khan (44) of Archibald Street, Bradford would sharpen the birds’ beaks with a razor and pluck their feathers. Khan pleaded guilty to two charges of causing unnecessary suffering and one charge under the Cockfighting Act 1952. He was banned for life from having custody of birds, ordered to undertake 200 hours community service and pay £500 court costs.

Name – King Michael

Address – Connors Caravan Park, Kingston Bagpuize Road

In court on 16/7/92

Found not guilty

Magistrates – Witney

Age/D.O.B –

Also accused – Derek Anderson, Kenneth Osbourne, Theodore Loveridge and Frank Loveridge

Notes – Cleared of being present at a cockfight. The court heard that two passers by had seen a group of men standing around some boards of wood, which had two cockerels fighting behind. The incident took place on 12/4/92 in a layby on Alvescot Road.

Name – Lee John

Address – Jenningtree Way, Belvedere

Convicted – 20/3/96

Fine – 3 months and £600 costs

Magistrates – Southwark

Age/D.O.B – 48

Also convicted – Mark Giles, Belcher Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Geoffrey Jones, Raymond Clayden, Belcher Barnard, Terrance Ball, William Field, Seamen Anderson, John Clark, John Fuller, William Anderson, Paul Hill and Malcolm Cooper.

Notes – Found guilty of six offenses of cruelty, causing suffering to hens, procuring the birds to fight and using his shed as a venue for cockfighting, he was also banned from keeping any animal for five years. When 40 police and RSPCA officers stormed the shed a Belvedere in April 1995, they found 15 men and a 16 year old youth watching two birds fighting. Four other birds lay dead on the ground. All the men tried to escape, but were tracked down by police dogs and a police helicopter. Lee and Giles appealed against their sentences at Southwark crown Court on 20/3/96, both were dismissed.

Name – Lee Walter

Address – Hadfield Road, Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury

Convicted – 27/11/85

Fine – £400 and £100 costs

Magistrates – Rossendale

Age/D.O.B – 32

Also convicted – Albert Radcliffe, Raymond Walker and Peter Morton

Notes – Found guilty of using premises for cockfighting. They were all caught at High Barn Farm on 4/5/85 following a raid by the RSPCA.

Name – Littley David

Address – Lichfield Road, West Cornforth

Convicted – 5/7/96

Fine – £200 and £150 costs

Magistrates – Durham

Age/D.O.B – 34

Also convicted – William Ross, Joseph Kelbie, John Hawthorn, Thomas Waugh and John Bell

Name – Loveridge Frank

Address – Connors Caravan Park, Kingston Bagpuize Road

In court on 16/7/92

Found not guilty

Magistrates – Witney

Age/D.O.B –

Also accused – Derek Anderson, Kenneth Osbourne, Theodore Loveridge and Michael King

Notes – Cleared of being present at a cockfight and assisting at a cockfight. The court heard that two passers by had seen a group of men standing around some boards of wood, which had two cockerels fighting behind. The incident took place on 12/4/92 in a layby on Alvescot Road.

Name – Loveridge Theodore

Address – Connors Caravan Park, Kingston Bagpuize Road

In court on 16/7/92

Found not guilty

Magistrates – Witney

Age/D.O.B –

Also accused – Derek Anderson, Kenneth Osbourne, Michael King and Frank Loveridge

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Name – Meakin George

Address – Astley, Manchester

Convicted – 19/8/85

Fine – £1,000 and £160 costs

Magistrates – Bridgnorth

Age/D.O.B – 39

Also convicted – Terrance Richmond, James Glaister, Peter Davies, Michael Theckston, Robert Pinches, Mervyn Humphreys and Charles Taylor

Name – Morton Peter

Address – Top Barn Lane, Newchurch, Rossendale

In court 27/11/85

Found not guilty

Magistrates – Rossendale

Age/D.O.B – 31

Also convicted – Albert Radcliffe, Raymond Walker and Walter Lee

Notes – They were all caught at High Barn Farm on 4/5/85 following a raid by the RSPCA.

Name – Osbourne Kenneth

Address – The Layby, Alvescot Road, Carterton

In court on 16/7/92

Found not guilty

Magistrates – Witney

Age/D.O.B –

Also accused – Derek Anderson, Theodore Loveridge, Michael King and Frank Loveridge

Name – Palmer Brian

Address – 1 Munson’s Place, Feltwell

In court on 22/5/92

Case thrown out on a technicality

Magistrates – Swaffham

Age/D.O.B – 31

Also accused – William Sargeant, Benjamin Blowes, John Cavey

Notes – Palmer was accused of four offenses; causing and being present during a cockfight, using his home partly for cockfighting and causing unnecessary suffering. The offence was alleged to have taken place on 23/5/91 at Palmers house. Their barristers claimed the fight had actually taken place on 17/5/91. Under the current law the court action against the men was three days over the six month deadline.

Name – Pinches Robert

Address – Wordsley, Stourbridge

Convicted – 19/8/85

Fine – £250 and £80 costs

Magistrates – Bridgnorth

Age/D.O.B – 39

Also convicted – Terrance Richmond, James Glaister, George Meakin, Peter Davies, Michael Theckston, Mervyn Humphreys and Charles Taylor

Name – Radcliffe Albert

Address – High Barn Farm, Whitworth, near Rochdale

Convicted – 27/11/85

Fine – 3 month suspended sentence an £600 costs

Magistrates – Rossendale

Age/D.O.B – 44

Also convicted – Raymond Walker, Peter Morton and Walter Lee

Notes – Found guilty of possessing a cock pit, causing unnecessary suffering to a Staffordshire bull terrier, cruelly ill-treating domestic fowl, possessing appliances in connection with the fighting of domestic fowl, using premises for cockfighting and assisting at a cockfight. They were all caught at High Barn Farm on 4/5/85 following a raid by the RSPCA.

Name – Richmond Terrance (Huntsman with Wheatland Fox Hounds)

Address – Old Park Farm, Norton, Bridgnorth

Convicted – 19/8/85

Fine – £1,500 and £160 costs

Magistrates -Bridgnorth

Age/D.O.B – 43

Also convicted – James Glaister, George Meakin, Peter Davies, Michael Theckston, Robert Pinches, Mervyn Humphrey and Charles Taylor

Notes – Richmond admitted assisting at a cockfight, using premises for cockfighting, permitting their use, possessing a cockpit, possessing spurs and causing cruelty to animals. They were all caught at The Wheatland F.H. kennels in Eardington near Bridgnorth on 16/6/85 after a raid by the RSPCA and the police. They also found six dead birds and 21 still alive, but were injured. Defended by Anthony Jamison.

Name – Ross William (Butcher)

Address – Sharron Avenue, Kelloe, Durham

Convicted – 5/7/96

Fine – 4 months

Magistrates – Durham

Age/D.O.B – 49

Also convicted – Joseph Kelbie, John Hawthorn, Thomas Waugh, David Littley and John Bell

Notes – William Ross admitted cruelty to a cockerel by causing it to fight, permitting premises to be used for cockfighting and possessing equipment for cockfighting. They were all caught on March 19 1995 in a shed on Ross’s allotment. When the RSPCA had raided the shed they found two cockerels with sharp spurs attached to their legs fighting in a ring with about twelve men were seated around it. They also found 14 dead and 9 injured birds. All defended by Paul Williams.

A judge has thrown out appeals against a life ban on owning birds. Judge Richard Lowden sitting at Durham Crown Court on 11/10/96 refused the appeal of John Hawthorn (42) of Calvert Terrace, Murton, County Durham, adding “The purpose of the sentence is to discourage you from ever again participating in the obscene and degrading pastime of watching animals inflict pain on each other”. Appeals from the other two men William Ross (49) a butcher of Sharon Avenue, Kelloe, Durham City and Joseph Kelbie (34) formally of Cottingly Springs, Leeds, now of Turney Lane, Newark, Nottinghamshire were rejected formally by the judge.

Name – Sargeant William

Address – Plymouth

In court on 22/5/92

Case thrown out on a technicality

Magistrates – Swaffham

Age/D.O.B – 40

Also accused – Brian Palmer, Benjamin Blowes and John Cavey

Notes – Sargeant was accused of causing and being present at a cockfight. The offence was alleged to have taken place on 23/5/91 at Palmers house. Their barristers claimed the fight had actually taken place on 17/5/91. Under the current law the court action against the men was three days over the six month deadline.

Name – Taylor Charles

Address – Bayton, Kidderminster

Convicted – 19/8/85

Fine – £250 and £80 costs

Magistrates – Bridgnorth

Age/D.O.B – 19

Also convicted – Terrance Richmond, James Glaister, George Meakin, Peter Davies, Michael Theckston, Robert Pinches and Mervyn Humphreys

Name – Theckston Michael

Address – Tyldesley, Manchester

Convicted – 19/8/85

Fine -£500 and £120 costs

Magistrates – Bridgnorth

Age/D.O.B – 41

Also convicted – Terrance Richmond, James Glaister, George Meakin, Peter Davies, Robert Pinches, Mervyn Humphreys and Charles Taylor

Notes – Admitted assisting at a cockfight and using premises for cockfighting. They were all caught at The Wheatland F.H. kennels in Eardington near Bridgnorth on 16/6/85 after a raid by the RSPCA and the police. They also found six dead birds and 21 still alive, but were injured. Defended by Anthony Jamison.

Name – Walker Raymond

Address – The Pheasantry, Studley Park, Ripon

In court 27/11/85

Found not guilty

Magistrates – Rossendale

Age/D.O.B – 38

Also convicted – Albert Radcliffe, Peter Morton and Walter Lee

Notes – They were all caught at High Barn Farm on 4/5/85 following a raid by the RSPCA.

Name – Waugh Thomas

Address – Harelaw Gardens, Catchgate, Annfield Plain

Convicted – 5/7/96

Fine – £200 and £150 costs

Magistrates – Durham

Age/D.O.B – 32

Also convicted – William Ross, Joseph Kelbie, John Hawthorn, David Littley and John Bell

Notes – Admitted to being present at a cockfight. They were all caught on March 19 1995 in a shed on Ross’s allotment. When the RSPCA had raided the shed they found two cockerels with sharp spurs attached to their legs fighting in a ring with about twelve men were seated around it. They also found 14 dead and 9 injured birds. All defended by Paul Williams.

Name – Young Patrick

Address – New Acres Park, Stovolds Hill, Dunsfold

Convicted – 13/7/90

Fine – £500 and £100 costs

Magistrates – Farnham

Age/D.O.B – 34

Also convicted – John Gregory and a juvenile

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