The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
s,res as Jerome Eddy. 2:2e1-2, Patchen
wilkes. 2:29 IA. Sherman. 2:s3 liz. etc.

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Tho hav 1ve-year-old stallion Lance
| In. nv Messenger Duroc, out OF tha
great mother Of trotters, Green MOUNTAIN
| Maid Uhe dam Of eight STANDARD per
| formers and Electioneer, sire OF Il' ~
| that lisD. started against .ilne on Wv
| car ,re,ant ct Nashville. Tenn, and re-
| duced his record to 2:2i "a. He has done
sor,othing never accomplished by an
| other stallion OF HIS age-viz., that OF en-
| tering the 2:30 list himself as a hve-year-
| oid and having two of his set enter the
o.so lie, the same season. They are the
two-vear-old chestnut colt Unkamet' re-
cord 2:27 81. and the chestnut yearhng
| Leone. record 2:28 1-2 In the second hea.
| NJ n race Larcelot has made granu
! start on the road TO fame. he - the
youngest son Of Green Mountain MAN. -.
his future seems bright indeed. lie is
n,,,,ed Inv w. r. Allen. of Massachusetts.
On the 18th instant at Holtcn, Kansas;
the vearIing FLY Ella Woodline entered
the 2:SO list with a mark or 2:Zy "a Hcr
sire. Woodline, by Nutwood, 2lS 3-4' OUT
81 -Four Lines dam Of Merry Thought,
90 IA and Nemesis, 2:2S). by Black
wood is the first horse to enter the hst
OF producing sires at four years. lie got
Ella Woodine as two-year-oiu' MS
only foal of that year.
The stable of trotting horses taken 70
North Carolina by Mr.. Joseph +. station.
NJ this city. have been very successtul
during the past week at Fayetteville.
McAlister, 2:2i IA. bay gelding by
Rlack's Hambletonian, was first under
the wire three times In his race, cap
turing first prize, while Miss nelson
2:2s IA. by Norfolk, won the only race
in which she started. as did the pay
gelding Sligo. by Sam Purdy. 2:2O IT,
McAlister. Miss Nelson and Sligo are
all owned by Richmond parties
Mr.. w. s. Forbes, of this city, has
sold to Mr.. Samuel B. Nelson pay
weanling colt by Egwood, 2l8 IL, dam
Lady Motion, by Motion, 2;2s IL son
OF Daniel Lambert.
Mr.. Samuel 3. Nelson, OF this CITY,
has purchased OF +. T. Cox & Bro''
Bermuda Hundred, Va, the bay -FOUR
year-old colt Presquyle, by NortolK, out
OF Mambrino, by Mambrino klhg' fres-
auyle is quite promising, and Is lable
70 make a fast horse with proper hand
ling.
The chestnut stallion Roanoke, former
" owned by Mr. William A. Walker
OF this city, has a producing daughter
I'm Fancy. the dam Of the four-year-old
bav FLY Blanche b.. 2:27, by General oats
son of Tramp. Roanoke sired the brown
mare Roanoke Maid, 2:22 Ii, now owned
by Mr. A. T.. Gwathmey, Of New YORK
city; also the gray stallion Henry Naru
Beecher The latter was for some uine
n member of Mr.. James Fletchers stable
at the Exposition Grounds. He is credit
8 Os0a no q
the race to be found on page 800 OF the
December 1886 issue of Wallace
Monthly. The race was trotted at
Lynchburg, Va, October 10, 1886, his com
petitor being the bay mare Annie, at one
time in the stable Of the late A l..
Sprague, of this city. she taking hrst
money, and the bay mare Wiz Medium,
owned by James G.. Smith, capturing
third money. But for some reason the
record Of 2:9O, mentioned in the race
above was never credited to Henry Naru
Beecher who is now being used as
stock horse at the home OF his owner
w. w. Reavis. Esq, Of Henderson, y.
c. Roanoke was a dark chestnut horse
of more than ordinary finish and beauty.
He was kept for several years in Rich
mond and left a number of colts In this
city, to most Of whom he transmitted
much Of his own great finish and style
Among the best-known Of his get owned
here at the present time are the chestnut
stallion Hiltze owned by Mr.. Thomas
M. Hiltzhimer; the bay mare Rowanna,
the property of Mr.. Thomas d. Stokes
and the chestnut team, Roanoke, Jr., ana
mate. at present owned by Mr.. w. 5.
Forbes, and used by that gentleman as
a road team.
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and Eventide. by Woodford Mambrino
has again dethroned STEAMBOAT, 2:0S and
assembled the stallion throne with a mark
of POI ga Mr. William r. Allen, the
owner Of Kremlin, has great faith in the
stations future, and thinks in time he
will get a lower mark than that standing
to the credit Of any trotter so far.
Kaola Wilkes, bay yearling filly, by
Bourbon Baron (son of Baron Wilkes,
210, out of Irene, by Editor, 2:23 3-4 (son
of Princess, was disposed of for $3.50 at
the recent combination sale of trotting
stock held by Captain b. z. Williamson,
at Raleigh n. G.
The combination sale Of trotting stock
to be held at Acca Stock Farm Tuesday
morning, the 22d instant, by Messrs. Pres
ton Belvin and A. W. CARRIER, should not
be overlooked by those in want Of any
thing in the trotting horse line, such as
stations of rich breeding, with and with
out records, brood mares Of approved
brood lines, in foal to fashiOnably-b
stations, young mares, colts and nllies.
Mr. BeVin's consignment, which will be
offered first, includes five of his best
stations able to go out and earn their
purchase price On the track and in the
stud. including such highly-bred and fast
ones as Three Tips, 2:25 Ia in the seventh
heat of a winning race; Acca, 2:SS; trial.
2:29 -; Electryon, a grand individual by
an elegantly1bred son of the peerless Elec-
tioneer; Medinah, trial, 2:4O Chestnut, a
magnificent young stallion Of grand style
and beauty a grandson of Nutwood,
2:1S ga, the greatest living sire. Brood
mares by such sires as WOODBURY. Ham
bletonian, Sam Purdy, 2:2O 70; F. f. v,
son Of Mambrino Patchen, &c. The bay
five-year-old mare Carlos Maid, by Carlos,
is grand road mare, fast and stylish,
able TO draw weight and speed fast. The
brown filly Zlila b. will make a grand
roadster of great finish and beauty also.
Major CAREERS consignment is headed
by the five-year-old bay stallion Hol-
combe. a good individual and fast, bred
In the fashion Of the day, i. e., by a de-
NSlOpeu sire Out Ol d developed dam, and
himself considered able to go out and
take record of 2:SO or better; Jennie
Lind fast mare with a matinee record
OF 232 in foal with Egwood, 2181-2. Her
two daughters, Norfolk Girl and Belle Of
lngleside, by Norfolk, sire Of Miss Mel
son, 2:2S IA. Belle of Ingleside Is a fine
individual, and very handsome, and would
make nice, stylish roadster. Sleigh, by
Jeb Stuart, is well bred and a good indi-
vidual. Her yearling filly, Lady Emily.
by Egwood, 2:1S 1-2. is very handsome
and gives promise of making a fast mare.