The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

pn horses I'm training 1
iTdii'" t r.ty has been slow, the cN- /
a.- t..rr Boz che case OF rev h''Ni-
ci' f.s.nh stations string when are I
tE lad, o.u advanced. foT instance l"e /
49,. r..l.lg Roy. wa" bv' " "r , 80, 4
,e.a. ln fourth hedt %, ''v ...ti.
q ..rv PARK week before lest, WINE I
gt" h't srain no Belmont Park on /
fe V.fn 220 class. MADE zap or /
...-.ers securing third and iourlh I
t't.' d.. fne second ana third meats, /
r's'. ~ +re winners in each neat De- /
tae ... .f.cr which the brown son or /
,,1--.vay was drawn.
ha'N 1-.el4v two other members OF /
..s string were shipped 20 the Pm /
rr.rrr Park. Baltimore VIZ. MISS /
~ e1,.. and Ziila b.. brown mare /
~. Wo9liun Hambletonian. Al He
,.. meeting next week Miss Nelson /
..srt f1 the 2:29 class and Zilla 3. |
,.-,sre8 I'm the 2.37 class. while Roy is
...sl f1 take O hand 10 the stake
.'ts FOR trotters eligible TO the 2:27 class.
ft.t i"
ys-. pleasant feature OF the past
-..t was a drive ont 10 Mr.. Joseph Las
doris stock farm, In company with
v.r friend. Mr. j.. A. Saunders. Jr. quite
-rsber of horses are taking their work
-r fha track at the the place. the train
rr.re rs headed by Robert Ransom, the
very handsome son Of Gambetta ana
mack Maria. by c.. NJ. Clay. Jr.
held the watch on the sturdy brown
Grandson OF Gambetta as ne logged an
saer mile in 2.JS. The horse was then
started up and sent a half. finishing I'm
,g2 with a break which cost him at
least least two seconds. drawing a heavy
road cart and his owner. who weighs
close 90 go pounds. and this he did
though hog fat and yet attending TO
stud duties. Little Betz. roam mare, re-
cord 2.2Ta the curiOusiy marked dauRh-
Ger OF John W. Daniel, is looking well.
though she has been out Of training for
several weeks on account OF lameness.
Before that she went half IN 1I2
i curious looking specimen she IS, TO
The casual observer Her appearance
IS more suggestive OF a mustang than in
dicative of "a race mare Of positive merit,
set she ranks as the best threeyear-old
tr0tter Virginia has yet produced and
iu 1891 was a bread winner from the eve
of summer tin the close of November,
and a mark of 2.2O or better would bet
ter indicate her capacity when nj that
her present record made as a three-year
DID,
Among other horses I'm training IT Mr..
Ltssiter's place are Dash wood, black
horse. foaled 1859, by Simmons.
Eiectyon, trial 2.39, bay horse. foaled
lsS. by Electrotype. dam FINS. by Ham
le,. Quite promising. owned by John
Wright. EsI. Of this city
Talmadge. chestnut gelding foaled 1887,
hy Henry Morgan.
Irving L.. bay colt. foaled 1891, by Nut
with. 2.9 - dam Black Maria, by c. NJ.
Clay. Jr.
Brown mare, foaled 1859. by Roanoke
Jr. dam Laura dam OF Roanoke Maid
2Z l-2), owned by a. p. Gwathmey' Esq"
Of New York city.
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~ trog.o rlittsns i'm the snnl,r5t NaYv
,tip- mai during the COMING season
S.r,o,rr. ~ Sen,arnber aS iS95 owe, over The
.---i, - .,. cit,, ,.bcro eho 60 now,
'...,r,.-..l WA. 'ttoro oro otbors Who
t.Ij .,,, ori,,l, not the bic,.cle e,,ll,,,
..-.' ' -. 80 a.. ,-'.-,,'i,
III ~. .,., -, ..,..t,
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A. pe fbe career of thc peerless daughter
of Hanpy Medium win be watched with
me prs9feet interest.
Another notable member Of Doble's
stable is the stallion king STEAMBOAT
eH-1-2 He is I'm superb condition and
his rich coat of brown IS richly dappled
Ha Us being regularly logged in the midst
of a Ngbt season. Ills fee has been
kent al 81 0OO and some cboine mares
have received his embrace He stands
credited with a mark OF POT 10 on the
books Of the National and American Trot-
ing Associations, notwithstanding the
ia.i OF MS record not having been ac-
''I'tl as dutheHtc by the American lrot-
u.t Register association.
n',.' ms S'uu SEASON 'he HiaghlllCeht
800. ol 9u.'"T " ,,. y 'eeD"lI'b wiz De cam
l -e.. az -'.,'' ''iiis' anu StNen d
80. -, - ny $50 y" -
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