The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22
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by c. F. Clay, in William Hewltts string.
got mark of 2:34A, though the race went
to S. b. Nelson's good three-year-old
filly, Nelly D., by Toodles, Jr., trained
and driven by Joseph Station.
In the 2:27 class on the 18th instant.
the winner OF the race, Queen Nutwood,
started with a mark of 2:29A, which she
reduced five seconds In the third heat,
trotting back into the same notch I'm the
fourth heat In this race the chestnut
gelding Clipper also started with a mark
OF 2:20A, which he reduced TO 2:24A in
the second heat, equalling the track re-
cord. Queen Nutwood is a handsome bay
mare, foaled in 1889 by King Nutwood.
dam Matte Windsor. by Windsor. She
is owned by Mr.. Il. ID. Pendeton. OF
Norfolk, and was driven by Joseph Sta
ton. Clipper, who took second money
to Queen Nutwood. is a chestnut geldng,
foaled 1887 by Melville Chief 2:32, dam
Untraced. He is owned by Mr.. James w.
Bethel, Of Reedsville ~ c.. who gave
him a race record OF 2:20A over this
track last fall and then had him gelded.
over a good track his owner thinks he
can beat 2:20.
Friday Jr.. n gray geldlng. entered by
Mr. Samuel Walton, of Falls Mills, Va,
took a record Of 2:26H in this race. which
In the $50 class, trotted off on the 18th
instant. Dominion. a bay gelding, enter
ed by S. D. Black. OF Newberne. y. c.,
got first money and a record Of $50 fiat,
second money going TO Eastwood, black
| stallion four years old, by Simmons, DDS,
| out Of a mare OF unknown breeding.
| Eastwood was driven by his owner, Mr..
Joseph Lasslter, OF this city.
| Saturday, the 18th instant, and last
| day Of the meeting, furnished no entries
10 the charmed circle. but I'm the 24O
class several stations proved themselves
| able TO do so over a good track. The
races were postponed from the previous
day, and the track was heavy and wet
| I'm places from the storm, which lasted all
OF Friday
In the 2:4O class. won by b. L. c., who
took a record OF 2:32 IA. driven by Joseph
| Station, the great race stallion, Temple
Bar. 217 "a. the iron-hearted campaigner
of 1891. gazed through the window OF
his box stall and saw his small son,
Iron Bar, take a record OF 2:35 In n
fourth heat. Iron Bar is a beautiful
dark-grey colt, three years old, out or
Camelia. by Old Bob, a stallion OF OBJ
scure breeding. owned in Kentucky. lie
is owned by Mrs. J. l.. Lindsay, OF thls
CITY who drives him for pleasure pur-
noses. so nice is his disposition. Iron
Bar IS quite small, being scarcely NJ
teen hands high, but she is wei maze
and beautifully gated, ana can peae
2:3O with little effort. The last race on
the card Saturday was the tree-lor-al,'
easily won by Whitby, pacing record
| 2181-2. 2:2i, 1925 and 2:3l Driven Dy
William Hewitt, he stepped the hrst
half OF the first heat in 40, but nelther
the pacer Branchwood, or the trotter
| Otard and John W., could live with MN
and he finished the mile in jog IN z'zi'
lowering the track record by one-quar'e'
Of a second.
Mr. J. w. Sale has sold 10 X. {.
Rroaddus. of Manchester, the two-year
old bay Ally, Pattle. by patterson udli'
a mare OF Morgan descent, bred 10 rem
60 par 217 "a. Mr.. Sale has also
p. 80 Iohn ID Seabright, OF this city,
,ha bav colt Tom Tinker, 2), by Tempe
Dor dam by a thoroughbred sire Cap
tatn r. p. williamson, Fairview farm'
paIstqh n. c., writes me that the iu-
80 outlook OF the trotter Is bright III
tSat state. His own horses are doing
III uhile n lot OF good ones are In
raining at the Fair grounds track,
raar the city. Captain Williamson states
that he has received some choice mate
rial for his sale TO be held at halelb" ~
Novenber the sth and 9th. Among the
offerings are the get OF some OF lne
greatest sires Of trotters In the iaha'
Including the produce OF Pamlico ~ ~ ~ z.
sultan. 2:2i, sire OF saladin, z@ o.
stambaul. 2:O7 IL; Norval, 2lAS-4' anu
many others.
General Jackson has raised the SER
vice Zee OF Iroquois TO $3.50 for the sea,
son Of 1894. The brown son OF lnporleu
40 roIneton and Maggie b. b. was
sunerb race horse No horse mas ~
DaralIeled his achievement OF "lhnihs
,tose classic events OF the English tur,
viz the Derby. st. Leger and Prince oi
, Ssntain r. ]. Hancock has placed tn'
seryice fee OF Eolus at 500 for tne SEQ
con NJ 1894. The aged monarch OF hlIels
~" stnd IS well preserved and vigorous
and IIkely to sire many more nlgh eias'
nsrformers His stud champion lnpoIe
/. al Cbaraxus. will command zee -
= s95o while Ecu. the brother OF tne s.ea
racs horse Eole, VIII stand at ,iOV. zap
: tsin Hancock reports that his horses ar
doing well. oo.D pocR.