The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
pstrryrs rxRm. NONE or PLdNi-
roo, YERONN. E0scoh, ETC
A slater TO Miss Neison-foale"a nj ""''''
Mr.. PendIston says Nancy 'arr-e""
of Prssauisie-- other Transfer.

80 an of them are doing well The prh
c,nai stallion al the establishment }" '''
AGED chestnut morse. fianiFoo' % RANT
out Of ne great producing mare SAM
reo,ia bv imported Glencoe. fianlFo'
vas foalcd IN 49,. and IS probably t"e
last son II Planet alive and pefioiHll"e
sind duty and should long -aistaNVc 80,
ing be revived Mr. Cunningham - Co''"-
dent That the get OF his stallion VIII PIo'e
race horses. eroud, bay Noisc ~ 80.
uorfed Kantaka. out OK Bldndona' D3
iorgfcllow. ana. tracing back 20 he Ia-
nous Levity, his nth daln by IE"a',, 70
.uo Roscoc a chestnut horse b. import
"a Hossluston. out of Secret. py Lo"6
follow are also IN the stud at beheFu''
Amons the mares at the farm TO be breN
40 planivoo are Mr. \. s. Craven IN
rorted Pleasure, by FoTussnmo, oet o'
Ma Beautc. by 81. Gladiator. ana "l-
light. by imported Rapture or OAoH1'e"'
out Of YespcrLsht
Tho b,ooa mares at Bellevue are Agnes
q and Emmic Brooks. BY feHo"pTooS'
SON Of Ter. Brooch. Lucy Hunter by AUG
cl.Kader out Of Dimpie, by Planet IN
foaI 10 Kasson; imported bonnie Perth
l.v Van Amburg ga l9al 90 Red bul' son
81 Tom Bowling: Fashion. by Dan SiaIi-
i,g, Ia Eelna. by Mark Twain. virginia
cirl bv ENQUIRER. Restless. by WanleieI'
and Lady Bellevue. boy imported lensi"s-
ION while the list Of FLIES includes Ni.ioh'
Southern Star. Henrico. lnez, ana Foiy'
all by Planivoo.
Cadet a chestnut gelding by Blue Eyes
md Sir Afford. n chestnut colt by N"46"'
~ ruerslie described as the exact image
az that great race horse and coming SIRE
are also owned al the farm. Mr.. Cunning
a If Oft
hunters. and hopes TO produce some hSh-
class specimens
The t,yo-year-oid colt by Imp. stone /
honec. out Of Nell, has been named The !
sare He ie a fun brother of Mr. Angus
tins Clason's good FLY Stoncncite. lie
is owned bv W H. Thompson x Son. and |
was named IN honor Of the late David |
Durham Wthers. The sage OF Brook
dale. Stonenellie will run during The
coming season under the 'all black rem
de~cd conspicuous IN former years by
tho successful performances Of 4ir. WITH
ers' horses The co.ors Of the late 9lr.
Wifhers have been taken. since ioat
genacman's death, by lis nephew, ir.
Clds9n.
Tho following thoroughbred foas We're
dropped on the oates given below. at
Captain r. J. Hancock's Ellerslie stud
February 2d- Bay fily. by Imp CharaX-
Us. dam Elite. by Eolus.
February c6;h-Bay fily. by Imp, Char
a1us. dam Miss Grace. 10Y Eoius.
February 2lst-Bay colt. by Eon. dam
Sans souci by Imp. Bonnie Scotland.
Mr. Thomas s. Martin. Fairview Stud
Farm, Scottsville. Va, reports that his
brown mare Kitty Clover, by Imp. Char
axus. out of Nina, by Sultan, recently
foaled a brown colt premature and dead
by Imp Water Level.
Messrs. William and George Easton
formerly Of Charlottesville, Va but for
some years past with the Tattersalls
Company, OF New York. have severed
their connection with that concern and
will engage in business for themselves In
the metropolis.
Reports state that Barney Schreiber
OF St Louis will breed his mare Penny
royal 90 Morello This viii be the first
mare served by the great son Of Eors
and Cerise.
IN Exchange says. Christopher rKit'D
Chiun. son Of Colonel Jack Chinn. ow>c
one Of the best bred horses in the world |
In Odd-Fellow, son of Barcaldine and
Iioheimnss. Barcaldine. who was an
Irish horse never met defeat during his
acng career. while Geheimniss. the dam
n Odd-FellOW. won the oaks in England |
nd ran second TO Dutch oven in the
H. Leger, beating the Derby winner
hotover. ell will breed about twenty
We mares TO this royal fellow this sea-
on in Kentucky
Odd-Fe.low is full brother to the elc-
ant black stallion. Grand Master. owned
y Mr.. A. S. Craven. Greenwood Stock
arm. Albemarle county Va.
The Ellcrslic bred stallion St Saviour.
rother OF Eole. Eollst, etc. IS making
season az San Jose. California The
on OF Eolus and War Song is exceed
ugly popular In that state ana his ser
ices are in great demand. owing TO the
act that his set are showing up So we'll
n the turf, proving themselves race
orses OF high calibre. ST. Savlour's
ounger Eon, was retained at Euerslie.
mere ne Is being bred TO some high
lass mares. and the chances are that he
I'll make name Tor himself too
Messrs. Holt and Scott write me from |
lamance Farm at Graham, y. c.. that
ney are well pleased with their recent
ufchase Of the bay colt. Baronet. 21g Sd.
IS an individual he is grand. posse ssing
9th hnish and substance After a short
ud season Mr.. Scott will probably shape
p The handsome son Of Baron wilkes
nd Lamberta for a campaign over the
'orthern tracks. and give him a chance
lower his record.
While I'm Henderson, y. c.. short
lille since 1 called on Mr.. W. w
'eavis. at his place Of business I'm that
ity Mr.. Rcavis has lost none OF his
ondness for the trotter, and keeps
table Of horses rather 10 crafty his
ancy In that direction than otherwise
icnry Ward Beecher. 10y Roanoke. was
tkng his ease in a large boN-stail. The
Dat Of dapple gray. which he wore in his,
avs Of campaigning, has disappeared
nd one Of white taken it's place. The
tallion is well preserved and vigorous
nd Is well patronized Numbers OF his
otis are owned in that section Of the
tate Broad Rock. the aged brown son
T hetzeis Hambletonian. is active and
earty Though his career has been
heckcrcd BRED 20 good mares. some Of
liz colts would have made trotters. and
II Is. they are pleasant eyen-tempcred
pad horses
Henry Ward Beecher Jr a gray stall
on. i've years old whose name indi-
ates his paternity viii be bred 10 a
wv mares ana then placed i'm training.
lr. Reavis is an expert rcinsman. and
urlng his afternoon drives Is READY
Dr. brush down the road at any time.
It Is stated that Mcssrs. J. n. and T.. {
kcene who secured . lease on the
esant estate known as Castieton. near
eNington. ~. have now purchased the
ropcrty Of T. ". Ford for $4,000. The
irm is one Of the grandest in that state.
nd the breeding Of thoroughbreds is
xtcnsivcly carried on by the present 9
Sner. Mr.. Ford. who halls from Rich J
lOnd. has bred some high-class frOtfcrs !