The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
HORSES AND HORSEMM.
ppoAp ROCK TELLS or A ylslT ~
pyNL1co SINCE THE FIRE
x.,,, ~. Recent rerfor"a"'''-No"'
IN. uisn Bred Animals oil w.
s,nla-rie,ure of Revenue

The recent trottlng nneo',nss stroag
place IN baltimore and residents o. e
Ston,,nental Guy patronize ana enJoS Us
snort. AS usual. quite a oeiSsao'o'T racss.
,reeent from Richmond, AZ po1n ,rnn
a. inc Gentleman $ DRIVING laIN bnrse
e. nroved himself quite goou 10, &c
fn the 233 class. easily Nahq isis a, a
neld and taking record OF 80 nm
fourth heat; ihe o{ taebson "' but having
fhe speed OF the party ne h"''C ',i,,eo
,Tay SON OF Temple Bar. ~, ~ - " heat
fy John W. Sale, dropped tne ~, In tbTee
and then finished ahead IN '"'
with speed ia reserve
Nellie d.. the game little daus h'T mr. re
Toodles. Jr.. proved hersei d tlr NV her
aud attracted no little atteHSlon ~ tXo
performances, ,s %,''' hcsts in three days
races ,I,,,o@ up a nard fight IN ed0i
contest. ,,,-oron's brown mare
,5oCa'fa campbell atuacleo az t1a,,ti,co
naase'NO-, 80, ~ hcr sire. the dead ld1hINO,
ss.bosr wonderful career on the 'u IN e~es
-, IN be the CynosuIe Oh az
i"ii+.Lsd The brown mare over az ~
lC'ktd VI NeIrliieid's quarters, In
s'a'i .o "ranJs she has Leen since her TWO
yeaT~Old form ,.oors old not large.
though hishiy hnisHei anu az ~.
,.'nayytsrned rather after her sire 'hsh ner
P"tto IL Collins, daughter OF Mei-
o .i,in Chief ~. Maggie Campbell got
record OF 2.2s Ia in ner hrst start ana
a - tbe same week lowered her marx
ga i $50 m the NTH heat of winning
rors Mcrnheld says that she is race
mare ana that 2:2O bonors are IN store
Tor the brown daughter OF PamIlco AKA
Alice Collins.
IN Merryfeld Is due the honor Of CIV
ing records 10 both of Pamlico's get tnat
have il,S made themselves standard by per
formancc, viz: Maggie Campbell, 20 l-z'
and Little lobe 2i9 IL, the latter * c"n-
Cd by Merrifeld. who had him snusly
ouartered in a roOmy box stall adlolhlhg
mat of Maggie Campbell. blttle Iobe ~
a bay stallion four years Ola, tlat nc ne
for dam small Indian pony mari mar
While very small, probably under Tour.
teen hands high, his beauty ana iIIsu
attracts you strongly. A very hahusoiHe
head, clean cut throttre ana nice iht6 6f,
running back to excellent shoulders, DUN
his fore and hind quarters are iGh ana
well developed, atm
The little midget got his record OF 2lS
IA, in the third neat OF a Winihhs I atV,
and has not reached his limit by several
secords.
At Plmlico. the ravages OF hre are
plainly marked. The spot where IoI
merly the grand stand stood Is occupiea
by a Temporary structure while the form
er sites OF the elegant ana conlihoui!o,o as
Cooling-out shed for the hofSeS aite e
races and the buildings adjoining, az
bare save ruined walls. a touch OF seht-
ment surrounded the grand stand ana us
recent destruction was mutH TesIetlcu,
Painter on the front OF the SIuCtu w
were The names of the winners o. We
Dixie stakes from the inception OF tDe
stake i'm the fan Of the running horse
Interest al tnis Nidcy-hhowh track.
While the destroying element consumed
the big wooden structure II IN no WIS.,
nlarred the beauty of the field inside OF
the race track, which presents the same
romantic appearance as OF yore, WheH
steepie chasing was in vogue. The wafer
jumps. hedges, etc, when maLHed tie
course stiu remain, but the participants
in the contests. both human and equine,
have sought other fields. The structures
will be rebuilt and made as compete as
possible IN every detail, and in the mean
time the fancy for the harness-race NOISE
seems 10 grow stronger in Baltimore and
vicinity.
During the course of pleasant chat
with Colonel Robert Hough, the well
known secretary Of the PimlicO track
he informed me that whiIe the base
ball craze I'm Baltimore, iulerlersd win
the attendance, still the meeting was a
success.
Colonel Hough, will oficiate as starter
iu the Judges stand at the races when
begin at the Exposition here tomorrow.
At William Hops stable on me
grounds was quartcrcd Walker NORTH,
and for the first time / saw the AGED
son Of Winthrop Morrill,, and Fanny,
a daughter OF the Eaton horse, ~ " al
ker Morrill,, was foaied IN 1853 ana IN
color is a dark bay with white mars
scattered through his coat. with white
on all four less and IN the face. lie
stands about nfteen hands two lnches
high and is a horse OF hiGh hnlsh ana
Styie. with legs and feet perfectly clean
and smooth i'm spite Of his twenty-five
years Hooked to a road cart and speci-
ed 10y Robert Brawley UP and down the