The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09

mare coming out winner. Mr.. l.. Banks
uolts chestnut stallion Gregorian, to"r
years old, by Prince George, out OF BET
tina, by Mansfield 2:26. was sent an fasy
quarter In 81 seconds. a % gait, ana IL
in training for fast mark Captain WI,
hanson also writes that the disposai
sale Of the Fashion Breeding STUD WIN
take place on the grounds Of the Ava
nance Fair Association on the 10Th In
slant. the sale being rendered necessary
on account OF business reverses or me
founder. Mr.. Junius y. Harden. The OF
ferinss include the fast mare Nofhne'
2.3l: IIncas. 2Si IL. and about twenty
four other trotting bred animals.
A nleasant feature OF my visit TO Charles
CITY county was drive over TO the larIh
of that highly successful trainer breeder
and owner Of thoroughbred horses, MT.
Robert Bradley. known in the Nortn as
virginia Bradley, owner OF snch wei
known performers OF this season as the
iron horse Bitten, Nireie. Clarus, fluset'
Ada Blue, shotover, Baylor. &c. success
sive purchases have enlarged me uo''''I"
Of MIR. Bradley. TIL now his hoiohnss en'
brace over eighteen hundred acres OF
land. In the paddocks scores OF thorough
breds of all ages enjoy the freedom IN
MAN., instances OF well-earned rest II
heinz the policy OF the perseyering o"le,
10 make hay while the sun snlnes' @uu
q am inmate Of his stable be at al III
little effort will be spared 10 earn Win
ter oats. 1t 800
In the stallion barn. the stalls once
occupied by Starue, Milan, Ttospet'
Petersburg. Young Luke LORD fey lOi
Bob Johnson and others are now nl'eu
nv ST Denis, by St. Blaise; Chancellor
by Monday and Miracle. by fsiseeeo,
while I'm the brood mare division many
daughters OF prominent sires' some VI
them in time past noted as turf perform
ers have become etaid mauons ana
nourIsh foals by the farm siaillons allu
other sires. Blanche, by ProsPer WIS WIS
/ nursing a chestnut Ally by ShotoVei'
| and was bred in the spring TO Chancellor
Matte b., the dam OF Freezer ana ice
| berg has sightless eyes, Dut lhe CARO-
n, maternity IN no wise disturb her.
and she nourishes A handsome chestnut
/ hlv by Miracle. which gamboled about the
/ paddoclC with foals by other sires me
| old geldines. Malachi. Freezer and Mul-
! hatton rubbed noses with affection born
! Of association.
The little chestnut mare Panway, a
winner at Gutenberg last winter, ana
| the hav geldlng Trumps. were being pre-
| pared for shipment to the North. ana
we're sent off by steamer on Thursday.
The main farm is under the able super-
vision Of Mr. f. =. Rock. whose courtesy
and attention rendered the visit Of our
party exceedingly pleasant.
Mr.. A. n Payne. Annita Stud Form
| Charlottesville Va, writes me that his
horses are In good shape and doing well.
| The premier sire OF the establishment is
! thai well-bred and good race-horse, Jim
| Gray, thoroughbred son Of Ten BtoeeK
and Alice Gray, by Enquirer, granddam
| Lizzie c.. by War Dance, great granddam
by Lecompte, son of Boston. The Day
son of Ten Brock is a splendidly deVel-
oped horse, with good bone and muscle
He stands sixteen hands high. While on
the turf he won the Platte stakes. Ten
nessee Derby, Dearborn Handicap. Bridge
Handicap Great American Hanhcap
stakes. Brewers stakes, &c. MI. Fayne
has faith in the stations future as
| sire and will give him a chance In the
stud. Among the brood mares at the
farm Annita, sister to Royal Garter by
Eolus. was bred in the spring TO I'M
ported CharaXus. as was CounterpreeHe'
by Eolus She has sucking colt py
Fitzroy. Vigilette, sister 10 Nlgllaht' py
Eolus, dropped chestnut colt Dy jim
Gray. and was bred back Alice hopei 'soii,
nv Charaxus. dam Lady Grace dam OF
|
/ ponnev. granddam Grace Darling, dam
| 30 Diahlo was bred 70 the fine race morse.
E,on who is in the beginning OF MS stuu
career Mt EIferslie. Fearless by imported
81 Blaise dam imported Dauntless, Juilet
nv Rotheration and ElVira by Jim BroWh
we're all bred in the spring TO Jim cray.
| Among the yearlings at the iaFm 10y
! lin GRAY are Camira, out or Cahte' oy
| Eolus; Stella c., out OF Annita by hoius'
and Glennora. out of Nellie Glehnah' 10y
EoIue Mr. Payne's selections for the
fayuaa.,or ~ the Annita stud have been
made from both performing and produc-
! tno families those which have formed
ga SUSTAINED a high rank In turf an
naia and with a fair share OF success
he should breed winners.
picbard Croker seems TO be as shre"u
q turfnan as he Is a politician. lie Is
n.,,ninp his full share OF races on the ois
lie and the same indomitable VIII
mower and energy which nave cndi az
LED his course In the political woriu
,.,,,ern his actions on the turf. WIN the
crack mare, Yorkville Belle py MIsei
ont OF the great race mare anu ~
Queer. Thora, by Longiehow' nc - -
been very successful, thousn sne % his
big sum. while other members Oh ne
e.atIa euoh as Prince George DoDDhs
and others. have proven theihseife 49, 80
formers OF a high order. AT the Ho 'i.l.7
park meeting the Tammany chiel VIZ
IN stakes and purses the neat sum -
s9o 59o he being second among the VIII
ning owners at the meeting. the hst nav
ing been headed by James H. ana e
Keene. with s2S.96S.3S TO their circuit
Cantain I. C. jerks, widely known %
an animal photographer mas hloveu
from Lexington, KY, 10 Sheiuu iii;
We and his future home WIZ
Va IN the Old Dominion CAP
,o,r Ienks is wen-known TO the tanciers
90 hoth the thoroughbred and uottins
horse in widely different sections OF INV
countrv as one OF the best men III 'ie
business. Such being the case IL Is ilo' ~
| ~ u,onaered that the residents o! tne
De Grass region were 10th TO see MN
depart
| Roundless, the winner OF the $50
| American Derby, at Chicago TOT VIII W. ~
| he received the snug sum OF sSo'"O ~
| bard cash. was second TO Morello III vi,
Cbicaoo the week previous. Bounuless
| 60 bav colt. foaled in 1890, by harry
a Fallon (son Of imported Austraiianl'
dam Endless, by ENQUIRER Last Seai'
,r his two-year-old form, he only won
,o,,re ont OF about dozen starts. When
sold bv w. s. Barnes, OF Lexington to
| Cushing & Orth. they only accepted ms