The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

~N-7--f-~' performance Of
marie g., III Ia, and Miss Nelson. 2.17 p
HaFe iiI'sed the advocates Of the harness
tace morse with much greater enthusiasm
IMAM mas heretofore existed. and as a com
sequence the various breeding and training
es ~, are putting forth rene wed
otoI's 10 show up higher rates Of speed
- the merit or such a course IS raeog-
| hlzeu Is evidenced by the fact that ouita
a number Of fair and aericul,,,rsi 60
clations VIII hold meetings during tho
summer and fail months. and the amount
| OF the purses offered will attract some
sood horses. Secretary James O'Kesra
OF the Clinch Valley Agricultural and
breeders Association, Tazewen Va. Is
Out with the following speed programme
tne meeting to take place on September
9TH TO Sth inclusive:
| tuesday, September 5th-No. Trot or
| pace ESQ class, mile dash. 500: No.
trot, 2:2' class, two I'm three. 500. No 2
! uot or pace, ye7rllng half mile dash.
*g; No. 4, run, half mile heats $50
wednesday, September Chino. 3. tro.
or pace, two-yearOl ds eligible to 2-min-
ute class, two in three. $50; No. 6. run.
| three-quarters Of a mile dash. slOO No. r.
trot' 2;45 class, two in three, $50: No. 8.
run half mile dash. So No. .. trot. rack
or pace, Tazewell or adjoining counties
under saddle. so.
| Thursday. september 7th-No. 10 fro..
iour-year-oids. POI class. two I'm three.
$39O' No. II. trot, 2.2i class. three in five.
S1'p' no. u, trot 2.55 class. two I'm three
SiD' NO. lS run, three-Quarter mile heats.
S%"' NO. a. run, 1azewel or adjoining
counties three-quarter mile dash. $50.
FRIDAY, september Eth-No a. trof
three years and under. 2.j0 class two i'm
three 5000; No is, trot, 1913 class. three
y.
TWO In three, 500. No. IS, run. mile dash.
800 NO 10, free -for-all. trot or pace. 500
National Trotting Association rules TO
govern all trotting and pacing races
unless otherwise advertised. a horse dis
tancing the field only entitled 10 first
money. Remaining races 20 De governed
by the rules of the American Racing
ASSOC CATION Entrance fee 10 per CEN.
OF purse. Moneys in trottins aud pacing
races VIII be divided IN so. -. Il and 10
per cent. Moneys I'm running races will
be divided ia 90, p and Is per cent For
further Information address Samuel Wal
ton, president, Falls Mills. Va. or James
o'keefe' secretary, Tazewel Va.
Captain .. =. Williamson. the we'll
known master Of Fairview Farm. al Ra-
leigh, n. c., writes me that the horses
In training at his place are doing well.
and improving in speed under the tut
ton Of j. j.. Scott, the developer Of
Ahoe Burlew. 2:3 II; Roy. 2.26 Ia. &c.
Captain Williamson has sold and shipped
20 Mr. i. u. Williamson. Houston. Tex.
the promising brown colt. Neuseeoco.
foaled 1891, by Franklin chief.
dam, Daisy. by Nobby 21S "a
grand-dam Kate Edwards dam of
ROY 2:26 Ia, by Bay Dick. son of
Lexington. Captain Williamson states
that he Is proud TO have bred such a
colt as Neuseeoco, combining as he |
dos. the substance of the Mambrino |
chief tribe, the finish of the thorough |
bred. and the great beauty. stvle and |
commanding appearance of the Nor !
gans. He has a fine silky coat. with |
perfect head ears and eyes. a long |
neck. and beautifully arched. extending /
back TO broad. deep shoulders. short |
back, good loins and quarters. broad /
hooks and knees with the best Of |
legs and feet. Neuseeoco will be devel-
oped and placed in the stud in Texas.
and should do much 10 improve the trot-
ting stock of that State.
Secretary Ed. II. Lee sends me a pro-
gramme Of the races 10 take place at the
third annual August meeting at Raleigh.
n. c.. Wednesday, August 23d. and
Thursday August 9th:
First day, Wednesday. August I'D
First race. for three-minute class. trot-
ting, purse 500.
Second race. for wo-year-olds, trot-
Third trace. for 245 class. trotting.
purse 500
Fourth race, for 2:37 class, trotting
purse 500.
Second day. Thursday. August 2nh-
First race for ESQ class, trotting purse
500.
Second race. for three-year-olds. trot-
ting. purse 500.
Third race, free-for-al trottlng purse
500.
Fourth race. running. half-mile heats.
best two I'm three purse 800.
Rules and Regulations The National
Trotting Association rules win govern
all trottlng trials. Horse disiaucing field
gets one money only. All races win be
mile heats best three I'm five. EXCEPT for
two-year-olds. mile heats b7st two in
three, and running race. half-mile heats.
best two I'm three. Money divided so
to first horse $25 TO second. Sl5 30 third.
$40 10 fourth Four entries and three
starters required. Entries close at 1880
p. NJ August 7th. Entrance so. payable
p August 7th and 3 August nth
For further information address Ed
H. Lee. secretary.
Mr.. Joseph Lassitar OF this city. las
odd 10 Mr. John D Snabright. proprie-
or Of the Richmond Horse Bazaar. the
iye-year old bay mare Mo0rshald dai1,
~ Dalmont dam by Young Columbus.
Mr. S. =. Nelson. of this city has placed
n the training stable Of Joseph station
It the Exposition track his recent pur-
bases. the bay nlly Nelly D.. by ToOdl 49,
r.. aud the oay stallion Harold Allen,
" Harold Mamhrino. 10 is thought that
he mare can easily enter the 2.3) list
ltor on. while an effort viii be made 10
and the stallion I'm the charmed circle
lso.
On the 9TH instant al the Gentlemln's :
IRVING Park. Baltimore w. r. Marf- :
ED drove Mr. John 4. Phillips four-yedr- ,,
ID PAGER. Miss Woodford. on an eXhihi-
lon quarter mile I'm % - seconds, a 210
ait Miss WOodford Is by Sam Purdy.
90 IL. darn by Orange Bud and the be- ,
ef is held that she will develop into a !
erfOrmer Of great speed !
on Tuesday al Detroit Michigan. ten )
lousand people saw the grand chestnut /
are silva. driven by that master relnsman c
ohn Goldsmith win the 500 Merchants u
nd Manufacturers Stake I'm straight !
eats in 21i 1-2, 213 "a and 2ls IL. the v
me OF the second heat constituting the i
ares record at the present time. In {
ldition 10 having a great turn Of speed II
re is mare OF rare breeding, being "
I, the mighty Guy Wilkes. 215 II. out 8
Sable Hayward. by Poseora Hayward, "
and dam Sable dam OF Sable Wilkes, i