The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

,.,,er IL n very large horse and rather
coarso though some good mares have
bred 20 him and the maturtd results OK
the experiment have yet to be seen.
Major sutton, bay colt, three years
old. by Sultan eco, dam, Maggte Pres
colt. by Jim Monroe. grand dam, Laura
Logan, dam OF Judge Haws CD
and ST. Valentine 2I6 3-4), Is mixed
GATED. and further than being broken
TO harness, has not been worked
for speed His full sister. Maggie sultan
has a record Of 2:3o, and Is one OF the
most highly priced mares at the torpes
farm, in Massachusetts. where she mas
been bred this season TO Arion (1'V' on
Antinett is a bay mare, SIX years o.u'
by Sultan, dam Nirgie Graves py a.
mont Prince; grand dam, Fanny oaIn -
Nelly O'Neil (2:22 ~, and Kate Jun
son (2.25 80. She is q blood-ilAe' NAM,
some mare Of high finish. ana shou'u
prove her worth, both In the stoo anu vi
the turf.
Mamie Woods eco, the queen OF TWO
year-old trotters In her day. ID roam
mare. ten years old, by WOOD $ iat'oie-
tonian. dam, Mary Ann, by magnolia
She is I'm training at the AlaHlahce larm'
where she has been bred TO Baronet
(219 Sd. and will be campaigned again
This season. and should reduce her record.
She was purchased at the closing out
sale Of ". H. Wilson's trotting stock,
an October. 1892 in foal TO Simmons
(2:20 and the result, bay FLY, one
wear old, is one Of the gems Of the col
lection OF the Reynolds farm
Carrie Payne a bay mare three years
old. by Petoskey, son Of George Wilkes,
dam by Homer. is a snugly-built. hand
some mare, that should learn to go
fast Poll and Bet, pair Of black mares
foaled In 1875, by Young Stonewali Jack
son. a saddle-bred stallion, served Mr..
Reynolds as a road team for a dozen
years or more. and could beat three
minutes to the pole. and do 1t in grand
style. Mr. Reynolds gazed on them with
lingering affection, as they strolled around
In q spacious grassy paddock, and re-
marked that henceforth theirs should be
a life of eese and freedom from seryi-
tude.
Mary Prescott, a observation-disclosures
brown mare. four years old, and Merrill,
a bay gedlng. Of the same aSe, both
by Sultan eco, are used as a road team,
ard can draw a wagon al merry clip.
The heart OF MIR. Reynolds is with the
trottcr, and il IS probable fhat in The
near future he VIII collect stable OF
trotters and campaign them. Men OF his
stamp elevate the sphere Of the light
harness horse
The brown mare, Nannaline, by Sam
Purdy (2:20 ~, owned by Mr.. Fred
Peasants, Of this city. dropped a bay
lilly, by Egwood cas- ~ at Whitby
Farm during the past week. The little
daughter OF Nannalne Is full sister to
the bay FLY. May Handy, that was
also foaled at Whitby. and bred by Mr.
Peasants whose owner writes me from
Liverpool, England. that he expects her
TO show up well on the continent this
season, as she Is well engaged in trotting
events and is very promising.
Mr. William Cruit writes me from
Liverpool. that the Nirginia-bred trotters
So his stable, purchased Of Mr.. w. w.
Brauer. now Of London. but formerly Of
Richmond are all in good shape, and
doing well The bay mare Myrtle 60 by
Harold Allen. dam Winifrcd. by Brennan.
thoroughbred son Of Orion, won race OF
two miles and one and a half furlongs
at Hamburg, on April 10Th; time, 5;4i 81,
an average Of 2:3S IL 10 the mile. The
summary of the race, l observe. publish
cd IN the issue Of May 18th. of the Spirit
Of the Times, as furnished by the special
commissioner of that journal in Paris.
Myrtle won some good races on the
Continent last season, and proved that
she could go fast. and stay the distance.
She WAS bred by r. NJ Hewitt Weyanoke'
Va. who owns her dam. while her sire
has been gelded. and is driven on the
road bv DR.. II. c. Bradford, AT Norfolk
The well known team Lady Harrington
and Lena. al one time so familiar to
Richmond road drivers. have been sepa-
rated the former a daughter Of Walker
Morrill, has been mated with Mr.. Cruits
American bred stallion Saboya, pacing
record 219 IL. by Nugget (2;26 3-Q, and
&c thought 20 be i'm foaI. while Lena,
bv Signet eos 10. is used for pleasure
rurnoses and later will be trotted In
races. NAV Handy, the beautiful bay
daughter Of Egwood. and the youngest
az the LOT taken over by Mr.. Brauer is
held I'm high esteem by Mr.. Cruit, VINO
will give her the best opportunities wlthm
reach.
Mr.. George NJ Harden, Jr.. Of Durham
~ c., is a busy man this fine sprihg
weather. Trotting bred road, ana plea
sure horses, have passed through his
hands in rapid succession. To w Il.
Lewis. Milton n. c., he has sod The
bay mare Katie NJ, 90 by Pendant dam
by Count wilkes; to Ex-Governor Holt
Haw River. u. G., pair of fine brown
each horses, price $500 From James
ScwaItz of Raleigh. Mr.. Harden has pur-
chased the bay FLY Mamie H. C0. by
Mimic (2:2D, dam Ada Wilkes. by Denver
Wilkes second dam Jewell, dam of Jew
mont eco 80, and Manning ESQ. by
Gills Vermont.
Mr. j. u Mathews, Manchester, has
sold 10 Mr. J. NJ. Fourquerean. Of this
city. the brown gelding Nobby go, by
Nobhy, son Of Garrard Chief. dam by
Lincoln Chief. Nobby is a combined geld
ing of grand style and high finish, goes
all the saddle gaits, is perfectly broken
TO harness. and can road twelve miles
an hour with ease. BROAD ROCK.