The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-18

sa Yea , Ora, pay my 1Sime' by Corinthian:
Rodenheimer A. Norman. Lynehpurg,
Va. s65. =. -ort,-
Cora Time. black mare Co. BY CORN
THAN, dam by Mambrino Iline. boo sll
heimer q Norman, I'ynehpa's' va: 49,
At the recent Kellosg, sale o. o. , ar9tuns
stock IN New York city, MI o %. bargairi
In the fiye-year-old bay stal,iO n nrooch
al, record 2:l5, by Stringer. dam prooch
by Jay Gould. price. 81 90. 80 ,he hand
Bro9mal 10 frll brother gS7 IA owned
by Mr.: II. p. James, 9arueS wsre bred
Both Broomal and Bursar were oie"
at Fashion Stud. Farm ~ :! .
Then Chicago Horseman. has the 70, fol
ginia. bred son of Eolus ara S S,,e ,bo
Morello is considered by r IT, b'rsa he
| Jockey to have been the De5 5n ~ ave
ever saw. And not Few WI aa' ~.
rs winning the Futurity, CI SSt Vui -. -, Ltr,
HIM the bulk Of the sum tieG''V tha other
above. He was not 3nsaSsl ~ ~ hoan ne
great stakes OF his year, had ne utTbi -
His Highness or Potomac. re CU, nr. h ia
~ Outranked all the cots OF ms ;St',n and
grand sire, his length, ms he highest
| speed bespoke racer OIL the ooT him
class The exile OF his owner toO Horied
ont of the eastern circuit ana tnus u and
him a chance TO win great s rraaned' and
IKE many HnOtner ne N"N
Travelled until he lost all Iotu .rottor ~
The champion tbree-year-old trolteI VI
the season is the bay MY onoiId"' In n
ord 2:ll Ii. Her record was uauY -
race and she has met and deteateu sonio T
of the very best of her age this year
among them, the great My t1APi 80 49,
by Electioneer. oroqua Is by k seedd
2l3 II, dam Belle b. - Dy 5 q. iT' Mn
The latter has a record OF SL5l II h'iIi mn
self and is a son OF Red wilkes, and
BelIe Ericsson by Ericsson. j. r: Shedd
was bred by NIr. A. II. Lindsay. OF Forlscc
mouth, va, who stu owns sba,i ,'I The stat
lions Portsmouth. by Alcyonei ana NUS
sell Rex, by Mambrino huSssH
The chestnut stallion Gregorian' own
ed by Mr.. l.. Banks Holt, at Aamance
Farm, Graham, y. c.. tnat edIhCu
record of 2.3g in the second heat OF inc
2.35 class trotting, at KalelEh' ". a.,
during the state Fair meeting, - q
new mark OF 2.9 81 in the thlrrd i mea
Of winning race at the recent :, p",
ton q. c. Fair Gregoran Is hFf yedI
old and by Prince George orotnet - vi
the great California sire Dexter ,d ann
dam Beltina. by Mansfield, sfconu IAN
Beatrice, by Rysdyk's Hambi toi I1a.,
third dam Lady Talmadge. by SeeleE
American star. Prince George rs ais3 ,ne
sire of the great yearllng princess IA nc a.
that holds race record of 2:25 - feI-
forming and producing INES cluSteI
thickly In the pedigree Of Gregorian ana
Mr.. Holt Will give the young stanton
chance In the stud.
That very consistent and good cam
paigner Nellie D., 90. 2.9 Ii, owned ny
Samuel Il. Nelson. has been turned OUT
for the winter. Nellie - began, the sea, sea
where she started twice and got a part
Of the money each time. Since then IN
all Of her starts she has only beeh u
hind the money once, and that was az
nfrsR1f n. -
class. For this she amply atOned by com
ing out the next day and winning the
2.21 class which IT took five htats 10
decide, the lart three heats OF when anu
a mark of 2l9 IA being placed 10 her
credit Nellie j.. is the fastest OF me
get OF Toodles lr., her dam was dauGh-
ter Of Romney. thoroughbred son Oh
Curles by Revenue. while her second
dam was a daughter of kossuth, son OF
I.
Or. l. s. Cattanach the celebrated We
terinary surgeon of New York, IN an m
tervicw with a New York Herald report
err. expresses himself as follows. - am
an advocate OF clipping horses in winter
and am convinced they are benefited by
il more than the majority Of owners Inn
aginc. They thrive much better IN con
sequence, and become fatter. they do
not break out I'm profuse pcrsplratlon al
ter being driven moderately, and, IN tact
they are better I'm every way by RcitlnG
ON the contrary, the uncllpped horse that
is driven fast will fall away i'm flesh, and
not show the ambition OF Cllppei a. D.
NAL. This may be counted for 10y the
night sweats they frequently have, which
should always be prevented. The late
and much lamcnted Mr.. Bcrgh, many
years ago. stated that chipping does not
hurt; il is Of the greatest service to a
horse. 4 horse with long coat, that
has been returned 10 the stable in a
heated condition. is liable 10 remain i'm
| a sweaty state all night, the hair be
coming cold and clammy on account or
cold night air and draughts, and fire.
qucntly laws the foundation for cum"-
mia, pleurisy or other kindred diseases.
All horses should be clipped AT least three
times, fall, winter and spring. After q
until perfectly dry II invgorates AMI
produces Il healthy condition OF the
body.
Nr L. Banks Holt Namance Farm
Graham, y. c., has purchased Of Mr.. j..
g Flanders, Palace Hotel Stock Farm,
Knoxville. Tenn. the brown mare Carolyn
49, by Dictator dam Corine, by AeXau-
der's Norman: and the brown mare Sig
ma. y. by Grand Sentinel 2.G Ia, dam
HOopston Girl, by TruXton, thoroughbred
second dam by MambHnO Pilot.
Sigma has a record Of Psi and is I'm
foal 10 Red Alice, son OF Red Wilkes. Cor
allyn. has trotted a trial i'm 2.35, and Is a
mare OF grand size and style. She will
be driven on the road by Mr. Holt
W. J. Carter has sold 10 Mr. Horace ).
Bradley. Manchester, Va, the bay geld
ing Richard Croker, 90, by George Dlcta-
tor. dam Maggie Mac 10y Alcyole
Daingerfield stock Farm Culpeper, Va,
has sold to Mr. Geo. II. Light. Charles
town. W. Va, the bay mare Chicita, by
Crittenden. 4}3. with bay tlly by Omar
Pasha, 1851 and the chestnut mare, Dido,
by Angus, 4i12. dam Chicita with bay
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