The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
MAUD $. eos 81. THE EX-TROTTTNG
QUEEE, 10 BE TRAINED AGAIN.
Ftamboul Opposed by Kremiin, But Again
Capture the stallion ThrOne-mr.
Forbes Great Team.

II n IS said that
~ Mo4uette. who
HI holds the four
year-old stallion
Il : record of 2IO,
was about the
.r~e,o ! handsomest horse
y seen on the turf
~---yy----s---ss -. this year. lie
-~ --~ has gone into
to- y winter quarters
49, 31-s~-A at Lebanon, o.
SArE N-.@rS ~ and will trOt no
tS/'e--Z&& more this year.
$1,000 His pedigree IS
Sc follov-e. Sired bv that game son OF
George Wilkes. Wilton, first dam Betsy
.ud l. bv Ericsson. second dam by I'M
ported Australian. Nelly Mason VINO
has this year proved herself the pest
Face horse among EDWARDS get IS OUT
OF Rachel Russell, by Walfords Mani
brine, grand dam by Lever, .thor0Qush-
bred son of Lexington. Belle NaTa,
2ra ga. who holds the record Tor inc
fastest FIRST heat, and who is by Tar tns
bes- of Naican's get, has Tor q cam
Neil. by EstM Eric, grand dam by In
bry's LcXinlton. thoroughbred son or
Lexington. SmOl. JOS l-4, the eN-queeh'
and the fastest of Elecuoneers produce
S. ont Of WlAaua, 10y General Behloi'
she out OF WaNy. by Lexington. Ansel,
record 2.2) the sire OF six in, 2.3O list, IS
also hv llecionecr out of Annette. thor
2.0S 81 the fastest OF Harolds standard
performers, is out OF Miss Russell, by
Pilot. Jr.. sine out OF sally Russell,
daughter of Boston SIRE sire Oh roi hexns t0 on
2.05 Ia pacing the fastest Of Dictators
get is out Of Midnight, by
Pilot, Jr., she out OF wi
light, thoroughbred daughter OF LeXlng-
erratic gelding, Ryland r., oil Ii, is by
the obscure horse, Ledger, Jr., oul OF
Nav by INVERSION, Thoroughbred son OF
Lexington. The elegant bay slaillon;
polu0arch OH ID is by the developed
sire. Hambrino. 2.U IL, out OF E1la ",
bv George Wilkes. she out OF mare
hv thi. same INVERSION. PalO Alto, 2.Oo 81
one Of Tie greatest trotting race stalitOilS
that has ever appeared, was 10y 80
t0rocr OFT of Dame Winnie, by fldhSl,
tI. later by Revenue. out Of Nina, by
Boston While fl rs not the purpose "
o.. writer 20 ascribe all those TRAITS
which are most desirable IN inc uOlltt
90 the admi.ture of the warm oloou 0l
the trrroughbred. vet trotting pedl-
gro, hult upon q boOu ~ GT9 &c a
foundation. SIS decidedly preferable as
rule tI one which runs into the WoOuS
u is trlc that occasionally great per
former springs from very obscure
Sources. but such is the exception not
tAe rule. From the above VIII De seen
tlHt much trOtting speed mas sprung
from such thoroughbred sources as III
t'i.ra AueIdlaus bOStOil anu - '
Lexington The blood Of Imported Trus-
tee also plays a prominent part IN many
tf0ring pedigrees transmitted principally
here In Virginia, through his son, ReYe-
nue. and his descendants, such as Planet,
Orion and Exchequer, the latter being
the only strictly thoroughbred horse
eligible TO registration as q standard trot-
ting Sire. by virtue of the performances
OF his two daughters, Lucille. and Rigo-
lette, with trOttig records OF z:2l and
o. respectively both OF whom, how
ever. were out Of pacing mares Of un-
known breeding. Ia this State there is
10 be found an abundance of the blood
Of Imported Australian, Lexington and
Imported Trustee, transmitted IN
the male line BY such horses as Abd-el-
Kader. Wilful King Bolt. King Lear.
Planet, Exchequer. Oakland, Engineer
and others.
Abe Lincoln, the thoroughbred geIdipg