The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

- on This city. started In the 2;8 class
trotting. on the 9TH OF September anu
acquitted himself Handsomely: T., the
Tnere were seven starters ana n VII
erst heat Iron Bar did not get on VIZ W.
Consequently Sale made no move ior ~, ,he
heat, simply finishing In second p'aSS g, ~ ~,
heat going 30 Donna lnez' IN Iron Bar
With the track wet and STICKY IRON To- pa
Won N" The second heat easily. in 2:26 -.
after which, on account OF rain. the b daSe
vs. carried over till the following ua;,
when he won the third and fourth N'"''
Al Iron on Bar is a very dark gray, in coio Color
nositiyely beautiful In finish and coht s,,h
not large though not lacking ~ Good
stance. with gait remarkapy ,esves
which ne sticks to ana rare"
MI iron Bar is four years old, and $50, a son
OF the iron hearted race horse iI pnSn
Bar, 2.l7 "a. out Of Cameiiai DS r G chief
II Je has been well trained and driven
since his two-year-old form by Ma; JUL n
w Sale. brother Of Mrs. LINDSAY. II, ~
is the first 2SO perio o, 9,ao without much
81 ~ In his work he has shown quar-
tiers in 80 and "a secoh.S'
~ 40. ., the dead Sam Purdy con-
.,I,,o. 20 make themselves standard by
,tarformauce, His list OF 2:3O performers
not a long one, but they are cam
naigners. His last addition to that nst
being the gray gelding Chariey u uiaI
won seven-heat race at the Gentle
mans Driving Park, Baltimore, week be,
fore last. taking the fifth, seventh ana
eighth heats in 2:& IA, I:Z Ia, 20 w.
over a heavy track. ON Monuay ,,, iaSt in
he postponed 2:25 class, forcing her Out
The last heat in 2:2l Il. On TUESDAY ~
Pimlico, he started again In the 20 cldss
winning the first ana 1os sec oDIy beaten a
head in the third in 2Is ga. and that
owing TO a very send of. The, latter Ieat
was won by Jackinian. the pay geIt t,,e
by Autograph. who captured the next ~ SSp
heats and the race; time, 2:2l IL, E.Ll
Charley II. is gray gelding by sam
purdy. dam by Davis O'Malley. His Dam
is a full sister TO Bessie o Malley, dam
of Charlie c.. 7lS ~ nSSbor, ard for
Ts,ariey II. 10 increase the 2:2O list OF
race horses to the credit Of Sam Purdy.,,
The brown tmare Maggie Ca amy
that got place ana ,,ari reeGrd the oi Gentle.
mans Driving Park, Baltimore on me
18th September started again there the
same week In the 2:D class, anu alter
loosing the first two heats TO Sheoa
Queen, by Epaulet, in 2:26 ~ 2:H; went
on and won the race in 2:26 IL, 2:27 3-i.
The four-year-old brown daugh-
ter Of Pamlico, 210. and AllGe
Collins can an beat 3bs e G% % Hnd Alan
Merrideld. who has trained and driven
her since her two-year-Old form, believes
that she will make a campaigner or the
right sort. She is the first OF Coi9,ne,
Farm to enter the 2;ao list
The bay mare Alice Burlew, by Charley
D.. 2:25 IA, dam Lady Cramer, by Ire
mont. 2:2S, won the first neat or the
2:25 class at Baltimore, taking third mon,
CIV in the race and lowering her record
10 2.2214 a reduction OF two seconds.
She is owned at Almance Farm, Graham,
n. c., and was driven by MT Jas; r
Scott. The race was won by 5. y. Ne
SONS hav mare Nellie D., by Toodles Jr.
with Charley H, by Sam Pgrdy' second
Mr.. William A. Walker. has purchased
OF J. II. Link. Norfolk va the pay
Wilkes. son Of George Wilkes Bay VII
hos has been campaigned this season
by Richard Hentscheh. OF Baitimofe;
who gave him this record In the seconu
Driving Park. 1t took eight meats 10
decide the race, Bay Wilkes winning
the second and sixth, the time or each
being 225 IL. and getting SECOND ono MONEY money
He is a horse Of high finish and style,
and finishing his engagements Tor me
season in Mr.. HentsfhelIs HANDS; ne ne
will be brought home and driven on 'he
road by his new owner uzo =,
The 2.35 class trotting, for purse OF
81 900. at Pimlico, on WEDNESDAY, was
won by the bay mare Wlipookd, 10y
Wilkes Boy 2:41-4, dam by alien a b441N'
She won the first heat IN 30 ~ won I1r,7 by
Marion Wilkes, and came back ana cap
tured the third and fourth IN Z;Zi a. az
2:23 ID. The gray stallion iron fontor r" in
he race. finishing second in two heats
and third in the others. Wilbooka is q
handsome bay mare four years 9Id, ,aii ,u
owned by MIR. Samuel Walton falIs MiiIS'
Va.
4 recent letter from Mr.. T. william
Hewitt, brings the information ina ne
has had quite a successful campalgh WIoa
the North Remd string S al ,rg''ei A. Nc
Kee's Rock. Penn, he won the ast
three heats Of five-heat race, win tne
three-vear-old chestnut geiding AnSeiuSS'
~ Sed nv fireman giving him record of
223l-2 in the third heat lie also sanIe
the black gelding Ban WllkeS hi T;ba
OF 2:2G IA in a rae, the Gi saT E u ySmitn
Of This city. and is by Defender, 20 IA
dam NV Motion. A very promising mem
her Of Mr.. Hewitt's string Is the pay
mare Idlah. by WOODBURY. HamDietonldn,
dam by a thoroughbred sire Inc me r rafm
horses have started in twenty-three races
and only been back as far as tourth
tpTee times. and third once, taking tirst
and second moneys in all Of the ofher
starts.
Mr. William r. Mallory's bay mare
Kate. by Add Fl Kader thSronsRort9a t sSh
G - n bay colt on September lith
ST Robert Ransom. The daughter of
Sha Ri Kader, could show better than
$40 when in condition with only road
work and as roadster she was almost
Captain Il. P. Williamson, writes me
in his usual CHEEKY manner from Raieisn,
that his horses are all In good Conui t
and doing we'll The master or FalrNle"'
has faith in the future of the light mar
ness horse and his breeding establlsh-
ment near the North Carolina: state
capitol Is one OF the most careiuiiy kept
III A'' BROAD ROCK.
GIFTED ORATOR..