The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-18

- --..ss .ss.,szssG looking well Al
= ~ ,he string is that nonpariel
yIrriuia-bred four-year-olds' MISS
..,.., e214. by Norfolk. dam Miss
r...r.- s.. {. b. by American Clay.
g., ee5I-l. brown gelding. foaled 1887.
,.t.-usay dam by Bay DICK, son Of
Iet.0n
y d. brown mare foaled 1889. by
v0.fau Hambietonian.
f.. ID black huy f0alcd 1893, by Nutal-
. 0s.1 of NutWood. Zls Sd. dam by
c.r-3 Chief Handsome. good gated
.uI promising ,eoo
Colonel Hicks. chestnut colt, foaled losO'
b. a. T.. Clay. 2ls. dam by Robert DC
e-ar.r. 2l7 10. a good actor ana very
Roam my. foaled 1891. by Defender,
90 dam hv Floyd. This FLY is small,
l.t frs rfH-dnishcl. with "a smooth, easy
,.f She is owned by her breeder. Mr.
" Leonard ~ this city.
pr.eluisle. bay horse. foaled 1850 by
norfolk. dam Mambrene, by Mambrino
King
Lula wilkes. hay mare foaled 1887, by
Goshen Prince. dam boy Magma Charta.
Roam fly foalcd 1891. by sam Purdy.
2N1-2
wood Bee. bay FLY, foaled 1920, by
Norfolk. dam by Carlos.
AS tho different members of the string
we're led out Miss Nelson. Of course. at
tracfed the most attention. She IS n
rich hav without white. except n small
star fuu black name and tail. standing
fifteen hands over tho wltncrs ana pro
baby one and a hair inches higher behind
She IS n mare Of much finish with that
c,e1r cut racv conformation so suaees-
ff q.
g. .latcd over her euccces She came into
life har,1e "A green mare last season, and
under DTS tuition took q mark of 228 il
in September at Baltimore. and was
spoken Of by the daily papers Of that city
as a three-voar-0ld prodigy After being
,.intercd hv station She took 10 her work
90 the commencement Of the training
season with "a relish. and her Improvement
r.e go marked that before starting In a
race She showed n trial mile i'm POO, going
OLD. latter half in 1902 trOttinc from the
quarter mile pole under the wire
lr rirtv-three seconds. 2.12 gait a few
DAVIS later She scored up among the start
OPP. Ono the 2.29 class at limlico and won
easily iu straight heats reducing her
r...rI % 2.23 d. chipping six seconds Off
fhe- former mark ere the balmy weather
.f soft. sweet spring time had departed.
f.r second start the following week at
H. Gentlemens Driving Park. Baltimore,
proved another straight heat affair. While
IHtue Miss Nelson over ] quericd station
.s follows. pretty good four-year-old
s.. ls2" eyes She suits me and ] am
t.rv hopeful I'm regard 90 her future"
'sfa ara not recover very quickly after
break last year" j observed. "Oh well,
.n.l much handler this season; then. ]
rrh.r triGe differently, using straight
Or hit covered with leather. ] have dis
rrll the small Jackson check bit. and
i f... ID the overhead check TO pliable
rI 4 leather resting against the chin.
-he riots with cfrht-ouuce shoes ana IFe-
ounce weights forward. while her hind
fhoe7 wcir five ounces each How
Fast DO YOU anticipate marking her this
sasou2' was the next question. 81 hope
I'D give her "a record OF 2I8 or better
was the conservative trainers reply
though you know those capable Of iudg
lrE rate her equal 10 n mile I'm 215. ]
have driven her quarter in thirty-three
seconds. though 1 ann satisfied that 1
could send her the same distance I'm
To-" GLOW about her disposiuon?'
well. she's rather peculiar I'm that re-
rt lut we understand each other
pretty we'll nov, and she responds quickly
ono inteleentlv when I call on her for an
extra effort" "You have been very sue
c.s.fI with Miss Nelson so far. what are
flr chances in favor Of your other
l.rs,eo' "Wou you know what Roy
hs done already / gave him a new
mark of 2.oi ia in the fourth heat of his
f-st race this year Ie has q nice dis
position with quite n turn Of speed and
t liable 90 materially reduce his record
before the season is over. Zlla b. has
Deem out of shape, consequently her owner
using her as n roadster, hut she has
% nae ID N def NJ
lae other members of my stable are not
q. Oh winning form yet. but I hope 10
hee them ready later on"
SIR John ShWinrlaw. the well-known
'-r.r and driver of trOtting horses.
.r. down % the city from New York
r-Hry. and while here visited the differ
f-t stock farms Mr. ShWinrlaw IS now
.-..t.l ON the beautiful boulevard nearly
opposite Parkvule Farm. Long Island.
. training "a public stable. He gave
Nia.-hf o15 IT, Fanny Wilcox 219 IL
tl others fast marks. ana has driven
".fe % number of horses 90 records Of
arI better. sir. Shilinglaw left here
4.ssIay CARRYING with him the bay stall
Ha Aaron wilkes son of Wickine ana
Naie- ly Hetzel's HamDletonlan owned
H PARTIES in this city. Aaron Wilkes
$500 Doc taken 20 the Daingerfeld Stock
Nr William EIlIson's bay stallion, Nut
".t' -f 49, 90 New York where they
" h- placed in the Shininglaw training
stable
During ~ recent visit TO Acca Stock
.n D hal the pleasure of meeting Mr.
N.m H Crawford. of Chicago who
f i1 company with Mr. Charles
n..ee Nr Crawford was here look
h.s interests I'm "a suit now
before the United States court.
'- .i-er.a 20 extensive coal and min
critics in Southwest Virginia.
most astute horscmen living.
tAr from the Atlantic 10 the
H Counsellor Crawford. Away
NO., seventies he campaigued the
maze Annie Collins. 2.23 u.
tne owned boy the Bradshaws.
rs and later on planned and
the campaign OF the powerful /
Jerome j. Case. I'm the paimy
Jay Eve See and phallas. the /
~ Dictator. Since then Mr. /
aHs owned either wholly or I'm /
'' noted horses as Wilton. 219 IA: /
Wilkes Constantine. 2I2 -: /
'. PTS 49, DC. Though not ac- .
49,. 'n.'fa1 foo the horse line at pres
W 'rlWforls fancy IS stin strong. I
&C.,, N conversations are highly enter
worry enjoyable feature OF the mast
a DAVIS outing 40 West Poin.
''' 'Iifwatcr breczes inviyo~,te
'he f'rht ~ FISH. crabs and oysters
o., .'rf appetite which was catered
r n very substantial way by Mine
Conrad y. Lipscomb. manager Of
criminal Hotel. who entertained I'm
successive - fha rrafr.r.1ft...,