The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08

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Meadow View farm the get OF Johy ,rrsr
by william L., whose dam, Lazy cu
Is, the dam OF the great sire anu 80
horse, Guy Wilkes. 2:l5 "a sire Oh ,.l.,,a.
2;0s 1-2; Muta Wilkes. 2f1; Hazei pr,n
2:11 Ia &C.. &c; Guyon. 2:9, son VI a..s, =, a
ceps, and Roma, dam OF Romance'
Farce, 2:29 1-2. &c. u,s,,s,,
Mr.. II. c. Chamblin sends from "hi'py
farm brood mares and other s.o0a ~
Hamlet, sire Of Loretta F., 40 Sf' ~.
Panthnd 2:20. Lady NJ, 2.z3' &C. DIAN
Ethan Allen. 1876: Bourbon baron son Vi
Baron Wilkes. and Arcadia py "eorbe
Wilkes.
Fairview farm will offer the get OF
Franklin, chief OF the great Nor.n caro-
lima sire OF speed, style ana nhish, aiso
grand daughters Of Daniel LAMBERT the
king OF the Morgan family; Alcohtara'
2:23, sire of seventy In I'D hst' biec-
tioneer, the most prolific sire OF speed
that ever lived, &c, &c.
Cedar Dell farm has entered an eie-
gantly bred son OF Norval, 2l4 "a. dam
Reynolds stock farm consigns sultan,
son OF Sultan. 2:2f, sire Of the magni1-
cent Stamboul, 200 IL; the great PAGER
Saladin, 2:0S 3D. holder OF the worlds race
record for pacing stations. Sultans Dam
is Maggie Prescott, a producing daughter;
Jim Monroe, sire of eight In the z:Sp Iist;
Ethel Roy, by Bonnie McGreSor. ,;ls IL
sire Of Adelaide. 2:17, &C; also sons and
daughters Of Robert Medium. 2:2s. fuil
brother TO Meta Medium, by Happy Med
ium, sire of Nancy Hanks, 2:@.
In addition to the above number OF
others equally as well bred Will be dis
posed Of Every animal offered will be
pledged to absolute sale, with positively
no reserve of by-bdding. All informant IN,
with catalogues containing extended pedi-
grees and descriptions OF the stock Of
fered, can be had by addressing Captain
3. p. Williamson, Fa.rview Farm, RAJ
leigh, ~. G.
The sales Will take. place on November
9th and 10th
Probably the best bred lot Of trot-
ting stallion stock ever put up at public
auction in Virginia viii be offered for
sale without reserve. by Mr.. Shelby T.
HARRISON, at the Richmond Fair Grounds.
on Thursday. the 18th inst. the third
day Of the Fair. In the consignment
about thirty head will be Knocked down
to the highest bidder, IN young stations
Of rich breeding and individuality, with
speed enough TO make them valuable
for track purposes, and able TO earn
themselves out In a single season in
the stud; young mares, with and with
out records, in foal TO noted stations,
sires Of extreme speed. In the lot are
some highly bred young geldings pos
sessing style, finish and speed. making
them valuable alike for both the track
and road. a gem Of the collection is
the bay mare Columbia, record 2:30,
by Dixon, son Of Happy Medium. This
mare Is good one In her class, and
ready to go right out and win money.
She is leavelheaded, and game TO the
core, knowing nothing but trot. Lady
Ryan, a grey pacing mare, by Malachite.
an elegantly bred son Of Wardford
Mambrfno, 2:21 IA out Of Macly by
Pilot Mambrino. sire OF N. T. H.. PHI IL,
John Henry. 2:2s 1-2 etc. This mare has
a trial OF 2:26 IL. half mile in Ill IL.
She Is a clean and elegantly gated, with
a good temper. and possesses the re-
ausites for frst-cass race mare.
She has never started in a race. In good
hands she should be money winner next
season. and take mark OF 2:l5. or bet
ter Red Guy, 2:f0:52. a bay colt foaled
1892, is another offering that should not
be overlooked as both his rich breed
Ing and individuality entitle him 10 high
consideration, got by Gug Moor. son or
Guy Wilkes. 215 IA. and Atlanta. dam
Of two In 2:3O. and sister TO Beautiful
Bells. probable the most wonderful pro-
ducing mare in the world dam Edna
Wilkes, pacing record Of 2:23. by Red
sire OF a great line OF performers
and producers. grandam, Mallie. dam
OF Mcdowell, 2:5, and Edna Wilkes.
2:23 by st. Elmo Another offering by
Guy Moor Is Extravaganza, bay flly,
foaled 1892. dam, Mally. dam Of Edna
Wilkes, 2:23 and Mcdowell, 2:25. by ST.
Elmo. Marion Craig. son OF Nuthurst,
2I43-4 dam Mistake. 2:29 a. by Mar
shall. Lrisbar. grandan LADY Geiser,
dam OF Mistake, 2:29 1-2. Galena, 2:S 1-2.
Don Pizarro, PA a. Don Lorenzo. 2:17 81;
and Lottie Lorene, 2:l6 IL, at two years.
by Garrard Chief. Here is a young stall
Han, by a very fast son Of the mighty
Nutwood. 21S 81, out OF a performing
mare, and with his second and third
dams in the great brood-mare list. In
the addition to he above are FLIES by
the peerless Wilton. 2141-4; CRANKY,
11e ID; Sentinel Wilkes, Dark Night, and
other noted sires. Mr.. HARRISON was
a member Of the well-known firm Of
Woodland e. HARRISON, of Lexington. and
has an enviable reputation for fair
dealing. and intending purchasers can rely
upon the quality Of the offerings as being
Just as represented. This Is no culling-
ont sale. but an offering OF some OF the
best bred stock in Kentucky. rms Delng
Mr.. Harbison's initial effort In this
State he refers with pleasure 10 such
well-known genlman as Major p. p.
Johnson, president Of the National Trot-
ting Association; r. Y. Hardin. and 9TH
ers. OF Lexington, Ky. The stock will
reach here on Tuesday the first day OF
the Fair. and can be seen at the
grounds For further information. cat
alogues. etc, address Shelby T. Harbi
son. Lexington, KY. or call IN him in
person during next week at the Fair
Grounds.
BROAD ROCK.