The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26

favor Of Roy, the second neat fcS.'t"e
IN terrific fight. tho gray mare oeins
within a neck Of the unsexed son OF Car
los at the finish Though In this race
ROY got his revenge for the defeat OF
week previous by the gray daughter OF
Nambrino Boy. He went wrong IN MS
feet soon after this. and could never be
gotten In shape for race a!teI"aio
while at last accounts he Jagged super
fuois at the home OF the breeder ana
owner. ard though years have passed ne
constitutes a solitary 2:30 performer TO the
credit OF Carlos. the big bay son OF Crit
tenden and Kittie Fisher, by Mamprino
Columbus.
The well-known thoroughbred stallion
Prosper, a dark bay, foaied ls,6, by I'M
ported Leamir gton out OF Emily Fuller,
by Imported Eclipse. next dam Oleata, by
Lexington, and she out Of Fanny fern.
by Imported Glencoe. is offered for sale
by New York parties. Prosper was at
one time owned by Robert Bradley. Of
Charles City county, Va. and while
owned by him made several seasons
around this city, after which the icrse
was sold to Hensheiwood e. Garrod. OF
Scottsville, and they disposed Of him TO
parties outside Of Virginia
That good race horse. Elkwood. bred
in this State, and sired by Eolus, out OF
Minnie Andrews, by Victory, is performing
stud duty at Hopkinsville. Ky. He was
a grand performer during his turf career.
winning twenty-four races. including the
Suburban OF 1888 and $4,000 in money.
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There was foaled at Ellersiie Stud
Farm, Overton, Va, on the list Instant.
a bay or brown colt by Imported Char
axus, dam Jenny Keen dam OF Tom
Slddmcre and Chariot. by Eolus.
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d. S. Jones. of Newport News. has pur-
chased in Kentucky the bay colt ISRAELI.
foaled 1891. by Eagle Bird. 2:2. dam
Cricket, by Mambriro Abdallah. grand
dam Daisy, by Mambrino Patcben. This
youngster is very fashionably bred, being
by the sire of the phenomenal Monbars.
2:1 ga, out of the dam of the fast three
year-old pacing fllly. Vera Capel, 2:19 ii,
by Wilton. 2l9 IA. Price $3.50.
have received a handsome cut OF the
imported hackney stallion Hopeful IL.
He is owned by the Glendower Stock
Farm, in Albemarle county. and after
April 1st he can be seen at the EXPOSE
ton grounds, near this city. He is a very
handsome specimen of his tribe, and a
prize winner at different horse shows.
Mr.. IL. Il. James, or GAINESVILLE, In this
State. purchased during the past week
at the kellogg (New York; sale OF Fash
ion Stud Farm trotting stock the bay
colt. Powell, 1910. foaled 1891 by Wick
life (son OF George Wilkes. 2:22). dam
Poesie. by Jay Gould, 2:2l IL. grand dam
ode dam of Oxide, 2:29 1-2), by General
Knox. Price. $3.50 Also Bursar, brown
colt foaled 1891 by Stranger, dam Brooch,
by Jay Gould. grand dam Ruby Allen,
by Ethan Allen. 2:25 -. Price. 1880.
Mr.. James secured positive bargains in
these colts, probably because the sale
was a forced one Both Of them are well
bred. but the blood lines Of Bursar are
very rich, he being a full brother to the
grand young mare Broomal, 2:l7 Ia, re-
Gently purchased by Budd Doble, who
expects great things of her. Bursars
second dam. Ruby Allen, is the dam OF
Opal, 2:23, and Barney 227 ga, while mis-
sire, Stranger, Is a son OF General wash
ington and Goldsmith Maid. 2Ii. MI
James is TO be congratulated on his ac-
qusition of two such choicely bred Colts
Our esteemed contemporary, Clark s
Horse Review, Of Chicago Is TO be highly
commended for its liberality in Offering
TO stallion, owners and breeders In gem
eral. what is known az "Clark's Horse
Review SO,VUV puDStiipAi'h pNN'NN' SO
stations making a season In 1S93 whose
get of 1894 shall trot as two-year olds In
1896 on the opening day of the meeting
which the Northwestern Breeders Asso-
citation will give In 1896. Nominations 10
this exceedingly generous stake can be
secured by sending the names OF twenty
FIVE subscribers to the Review. Already
many of the most noted stock FARMS III
the country have subscribed to the event
and others are rapidly following suit. IL
will pay all stallion owners ana breeders
20 send for a. copy of the Review. and
carefully read the conditions or the STAKE
Mr.. James II. Harden. OF Fashlon
breeding Stud, Big Falls. n. C., writes
me that he has the following trctters In
training with John a. BigSs AS trainer
Norlene 2:32 IL; Eessie n, 2:31 II; Uncds
nv Seneca Chief; Miss DOMAIN, by Nor
folk: Amanda Martin. Fashion. Lynn b.
bav fiIIy, foaled in 1891, by Macey's Ham
bletonian, dam by Mambrino Patchen, is
very promising and speedy. She won all
Of the yearling purses for which she
started last season. and Mr.. Harden hopes
to place n fast mark on her this season
Esperanza, the handsome brown son Of
King Wilkes is also training and doing
we'll Biges hopes TO land him In the
charmed circle this year.
Mr.. l.. Banks Holt, proprietor NJ the
Alamance Farm at Graham, n. c., re-
ports that his horses are in fine condi
ton. Alice Burlew. bay MARI. by Charley
F., that took n record of 2:27 - last fall
is expected to chip several seconds of
her mark this season, while GrcgOrian
chestnut stallion by Prince George Mara
tena. Alice Turner, and other will also
be tested In the training school Mr..
Holt has been a liberal purchaser Of ap-
proved trotting bred indivi lulls, ana with
his usual energy and enterprise viii be
unsparing In mis- efforts to place his farm
in the front rank of Southern bre sdlng
establishments. BROAD ROcK.