Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-17
among them the Algeria stakes, BROOKLYN.

Swift s,akos AT Coney Island. King OF Nor.
| folk. M a twO-year-old, won the Coleman
and Park stakes. San Francisco, aud the
| Kenwood and Quickstep stakes, Cnlcego
| beating Ban Fox and nineteen others
| when three he won the ParkVille handlcap
OF Brooklyn, beating Favor ana baFhuul
! and other good racers.
stakes. his only start as two-year-told'
but when threebe won the Winters stakes,
ono and half miles: the SPIRIT ofG'e Times
stakes. one and three quarter miles, anu q
dash Of FIVE oighths in lOl5s, carrying Iia
pounds.
DUCHESS Of Norfolk when three years
old won a handicap swcepstakc' az tohcy
leland, one and a half miles, IN 2;i3 beat,
ing Charley b.. Wedding Day, Aella' ana
Others. the Winters stakes, one ana a
half miles. in 1884 the Pacific Cup, two
and quarter miles. in 1854. and the
Curu Of ne Times stakes. one and three
quarter miles. In S0i and died IN 1883;
Duke Of Norfolk was also a winner OF go0d
racos. Marian has had only three othor
foale n fllv sold 10 Oregon Vera queen
Of NoYfolk). who was killed in 1886. then
two wears old, aud a hay colt by Nor
folk. now yearling. Thus we see that
thecrown heads Of Norfolk are an extraor-
d.narlv mcritOrious family. Marian IS by
Malcolm (sOn Of imp. Bonnie Scotland ana
Lady Lancaster. bv imp. Monarch, by mp
prIamJ, dam Maggie Mitchell, by mp.
Yorkshire second dam Charmer. by imp
Glencoe Zone OF the most famous race
mares of her day) third dam Betsy Ma
lone, bv StoCkholder fourth dam by Poto-
mac; fifth dam by imp. DlOmed; slAth
dam by Pegasus. All this blood 10 on the
noar side Of the Potomac cross, while pc
hind il is the blood Of imp. Diomed, which
produced Sir Arcby, IlmO.eon, Boston, ana
Lexington.
horses. sires. and producing dams, IN
whose pedgrees | find the Potomac cross
on the side Of either SIRE or dam.
Prom Jenny Cockracy. by Potomac,
dam TimoleOu' dam. tyimportcd Saltram,
son of Eclipse. have descended some
ycry distinguished iacc-hOrses ana sTes
through her daughter Susctte, 10y Aratus
son Of Director, Ov sir Archyl. Among
them NAV be mentioned: Bend Or, re-
mont, Abd-el-kader, Abd-el-horee, age.
riue. and Berthune. while IN tho VEINS OF
Blue Day. C0nncmara, Grover CleVehhu,
Jacobin. Ohio Boy. Shamrock, Arlsl, Au-
relia, George Oyster. larchmont, Mac
beth, H., IaragOn, um Yum. anu AuTaula
the Potomac blood flows.
Bend Or, in hisfour-y ear-old form, was
one of The best ract-hOr-es America mas
ever produced and possessed q capacity Tor
great suecd under heavy imPOsts probably
equal TO that of any horse that ever lived.
At Louisville. Ky, he won one ana one
sixteenth miles in 1919, carving III POUNDS,
one of the best races over run at the DIS
lance. and the second best on record 20
that date: at the same place with same
weights no won the good morning to-
baccO stakes, one and one sixteenth mule
heatsin lag /. l:49. 1901 ,, BOOtack WIZ
niuc the first heat. These are three OF
the best heats ever Tun at the distance.
At Chicago he won the Board OF trade
handicap, one and one nall miles, ~ Z'4O'2;
carving penalty of ten pounds, ana
beating John Davis al Saratoga with l4j
pounds he won the Welter stakes, one
mile. IN Ids: handicap sweepstakes, one
mile and 600 yards, in 2lOi9 tthe fastest
race on record at the distancel; the sum-
mcr handicap. one and half miles
2.gJl beating the great mare IhOra and
Ada Glenn: with l2J pounds, he won one
and five eIzths miles IN 2.i1, ana was So
cond in the Grand pr.2e o. Saratoga. one
and three quarter miles, won by bAdeha
in 1901, the fastest race on record at the
distance. In this race Bend Or a., car
Rcd ~ pounds, while Ghdela 80 had
llG. and was touled by General Monroe
for winch the latter was disqualified,
though be finished. Bend Or has IN ms
pod1rree the Potomac cross. His sire was
INN Buckden. by Lord Ciifden, dam Con
sequence. hy Bay Middleton, and one Of
the most distinguished siros of the present
day The Gam Of Bend OR is Bato Walker
bv Fmlrv's Lexington (sOn OF LeMng-
ton and Bellamira, by imp. Mon
arch. her dam Kitty Heath, by Ameri-
can Eclipse; second dam Carrlo r.,
bv Don Juan Cby Berthune, son, OF Sidii
- rf.ff4.en of1 "a
Cusette. by Aratus, her dam Jenny Cock
racy). The dam of Don Juan was ARIEL,
hv inn. Sarpedon (sire of Alice Carneal,
lam of lexington. Kate Walker IS also
DISTINGUISHED as the dam of Ann tlet, by
Alarm. dam of fremont, by Virgil, whose
clean score Of thirteen starts and thirteen
wins stamped him as the best two-vear-old
that ever appeared on the American turf
and the peer of any that the world had
produced % his time. lie opened ms Drill
liant career al Jerome Park IN the Juye-
nile stakes half mile, timed unoihclallv IN
asa. and al the same place took the Sc
quence five eighths In 1.O2'4. At Sleeps
head Bay be won the Surf ami the Foam
stakes. carrying IN tho latter race ~
pounds and running the i've elghths IN
i.O2. his impost including penalty OF
seven pounds. Az the same place he won
the Paddock. June, Spring, and GOOd-EY
stakes. At Monmouth Park he won the
1Nro and Junior Champion. Tho same
Potomac blood courses IN his VEINS as III
those of Bend OT.
"TremonCs sire was thelamented Virgil,
and his full sister, Augania, was also
slake-winner when two years old, having
to her credit the Spring and New Stakes
at SheeDshead Bay.
" Abd-el-Kadcr and Abd-elKoree, full
INN AffD tau %
cue. bv Berthunc. out of Alice Carneal, by
INN SarpclOn. Both were good raco-horses
and Abd-el-kadtr sired Algerine, a rising
stallion, being the prOgenltOr OF Torso,
kurelia and other winners. Aurela and
Torso are full sister and brother, out OF
inn. Santa Lucia. 10y Lord Lyon. Aurelia,
when three wears old, won 8 out OF 10
starts, aud proved herself one OF the best
hlies of her year.
AT san Francisco she won o mile dash
IN 1:Hl, the Cayuma stakes. one mile IN
l42l.. and mt Chicago one mile IN l:il.
When four she won the City and Croton
handicaps at jerome Park aud the NJ
summer handicap at Monmouth, one mile,
IN 1,42. Torso has won some good races
this season. The dam Of Algerine Is Nina
diam OF Planet. EXchequer, and Ecllptlci,
bv BOSTON. out Of imp. FrohcksOme Fanny,
bv Lottery. and Is from one of the best
Fnglish families. Thus We seq the Polo
mac cross in Algeriue is surrounded bv an
array of distinguished racing blood. Other
winners 10 his credit are Iunis, Allahrene,
/. II. D., &c; go.
yer. Jacobin. bv Jils Johnson, and Mac
beth H.. bv Macduff. bv the performances
Of the two last named. has been placed
among the distinguished brood-mares Of
the country. Her sire was Giiroy. son OF
Lexington. out of Magnolia, by mp: Glen
coe. and the dam also of Daniel Boone,
kentucky. and Madeline. bv Boston, the
dam OF Maggie b. b., who produced lro-
0uois. the only American bred horse that
ever won the classic Derby. as well as the
st. Legcr and Prince of Wales stakes.
Laura Bruce, the dam OF Agnes, was by
star Davis son OF Glencoe), dam Aida, by
Buford. second dam Sarpsusette, by imp.
Sarpedou. out Of Susette, by Aratus, &c,
out Of Jenny Cockracy.
Asa twoyear-old JacObin won four very
crsditahle races. and was one Of the best
three-vear.olds in the West IN 1881 lie
won the Distilers' stakes. one and quar-
ter miles. in20S: the Dixiana handicap,
one and a quarter miles, IN 2:O94 one
milo and 800 yards in 2:l4f, beating Terra
Gotta. Kaloolsh, aud others; one mile at
81. Louis. on very heavy track, IN l:8j,
beating Miss Ford and giving Der twelve