The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27

,.in's place. Another HAZARDOUS eHpe-
s,once e. related OF a colt owned py MT
49, e,edran. also OF Lexington. KY Inc
,s.tIo fellow Jumped over stone renee az
- hr,dge over the Kentucky river al the
.,,.h ~ nix river and fell about eish,y
n,t ,,,o the water below. The colt swami
80 the shore. rejoined the dam, ana
seemed IN no way injured by the high iaii'
AZ Preston Belvin. OF this city, has
Ia 90 Mr.. Samuel Il. Nelson the two
,,oar-oId chestnut nlly Triple, by Ihree
rims 2:E1-i (son OF Sam Purdy, ~ -
md Virginia Girl, by HetzeIs Hdmpie-
fonian). out Of Miss Lassiter. one - the
Az ., ~ Miss Nelson, 2:2S IA. Triple Is one
20 che most beautiful and perfectly
tormed dilies exer foaled at Acca Stock
Iarm Bred I'm the fashion Of the present
,,av NV a performing sire out OF produc-
Inc dam. good gated and promising for
sneed. she should prove n credit TO her
breeding. Triple is entered In the Chicago
Horsemen's Expectation stake.
Alfred Lakeland, OF New York. has
sold TO y. Doggett the three-year-old
geIding Chauncey. by Eolus. Last year
as n two-year-old the colt was In the
stable of the crack trainer, William Lake
land, who raced him on the Dig tracks
around New York, but the unsexed son
OF Eolus failed TO score maiden race.
C,hauncey's breeding certainly entities
him 10 race well, gotten by such a sire as
Eolus. out Of Lizzie Lakewood, by
Scathelock, second dam, war Song
famous as the dam of Eole. Eolist. st.
Saviour. etc), by War Dance. Chauncey
was bred by Colonel r. J. Hancock or
Ellerslie Stud Farm, in Albemare
county, where his sire and dam are now
owned and where his grand-dam, inc
great daughter of War Dance and Eliza
Davis, by Imported Knight OF d. GEORGE
sleeps beneath the SGD.
colt cannot get too fat before reach
inc two wears of age So says that able
trainer Charles Marvin. now with Miller
&, Sibley, Meadville. Penn, formerly chiet
trainer at Patio Alto Farm. California.
Mr. Narvin's master hand developed and
drove to records such cracks as Sunol'
2.os -; PaIo Alto, 2:OS ga; Arion, 2:lO 81,
and other great trotters.
The 2:OS "a, which has been stamped
on the WOODBURY. catalogue since Maud
6 trotted to that record in 1885, will now
be changed to 2:07 ga. since Kremlln re-
Gently scored that II ark at the Nashvlue'
Tenn, trotting meeting. Both MAUD -
and Kremlin were bred at that nursery
Of trotters, Woodburn Farm. in OLD Ken
lucky. Harold got Maud S., while her full
brother Lord Russell bears the honor OF
string the crack stallion Kremlin.
Present indications point TO the TACT
that Major W. =. Bachelor. OF Raleigh,
- IL N
leo. 2I6 "a. to Lexington, Ky, six dams
Of 2:2O trotters having been already booked
IA him for the season OF 1898. Other ma
irons of gilt-edged breeding will be sent
TO the court Of the bay son or Meander
and Birthday, by Daniel Lambert AFTER
rs stud season Pamlico will be trotted
IN races. His half owner, Mr.. r. -.
Spur, who has the stallion in charge, IL
confident that he will step some laSt
miles and repeat his victories as he ulu
whom a. member of the late James II.
Co1dsmith's stable Given the advantage
of the bicycle sulky and faVoraple OPP
nortunity. Pamlico will probably emp sew
eral seconds from his present race record
of 2:i6 ga.
Stamboul the magnificent scion Of the
house of "The Moor" has again placed
himself at the head of all trottlng stat
lions scoring a mark OF 2O1 u at
Stock Cal. in a contest against ume'
on the 2Sd Instant. This reiesatos 10
second place Kremlin, the great trotting
race stallion, a son of Lord Russell and
Eventide. by WoOdford Mambrino. Judg-
ing from the present aspect of affairs, 1t
seems more than probable that STEAMBOAT,
the elegant, the mighty son OF sultan
and Fleetwing, will enter the sale ring at
Messrs i. c. Kellogg & Co.'S New York
auction mart next month with the stat
lion championship to his credit, thought
Kremlin is still at Nashville, Tenn,
whore the record meeting is in progress,
He will continue to take a silk ar SIAM
bouIs mark Of 2:07 IL at each favorable
opportunity while the meeting continues.
An exceedingly pleasant event Of the
past week, In which the writer had the
pleasure of sharing, was sumptuous
dinner rendered by Mr. Joseph Bryan on
Thanksgiving TO the employees or The
Times Company, Of which that gentleman
Is the president. The attaches OF the
company numbering seventy-six, from
the head official to the Office boy, were
all present and enjoyed the repast, which
was served at Murphy's Hotel. I'M
promptu after-dinner remarks were made.
in language happily expressed. by Messrs.
Joseph Bryan William l.. Royal, Cap
tan William G. Waller, John S. Irby and
James A. Gentry, of the State. Memo
ries of the occasion wonderfully pleasant
will long be cherished by those who had
the good fortune to share Mr. Bryan's
bounteous hospitality.
STEAMBOAT, 2:07 1-2 who again assembled
the stallion throne during the past week,
has been generally credited as standing
4, &c |, hox
reached the age Of ten years, the posi-
ton being measured by the number OF
standard performers to his credit at that
age--viz., ten. Baron Wilkes, at the same
age. has fourteen, a greater number,
which gives him the distinction of being
the champion ten-year-old trotting sire.
Two Of his get have records under 200
viz: Bravo. 214 Ia, and Margrave, 2l9 u
at two years. Stamboul has only one in
the 2:20 list that being the black mare
Murtha, with a record OF 2:lS. made this
season.