The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

Fair Grounds. where they will be trained.
On the return trip visited Mr.. Samuel
Walton, az Falls Mills, and found his
horses In fine shape. several Of them
having been logged all winter Thomas
Settle is employed as first trainer and
IL working Catherine Leyburn, 30 by
Onward; Friday, Jr, 2:30: Perretse,
2:33 Ia; Wllbooke, 2:3i IA: Leo Wilkes,
2:S9 Id; Lutte Dawson C2). by Jack Daw-
son. AID number OF youngsters by Leo
Wilkes. Altoneer. and Simmons, 22s Mr.
Settle Is an expert trainer and driver
having marked, among others. Courier.
215 3D.; Catherine Lcyburn. 2:20; Norvin
G. CD, 2:28 81. and to Temple Bar he gave
record of 2I9I-4 short while before
Spears drove him in the Cleveland esca-
pade.
The Clinch Valley Agricultural and
Breeders Association will give a meet
ing at Tazewel on July 4th. and Will
hold It's fair the first week in Septem-
Der. An effort is being made TO hold
grand exposition at this place in The
autumn. and 1t is hoped that a circuit
trotting meeting. embracing Tazewcll
Roanoke. Staunton, Woodstock. Lynch
burg Richmond. Suffolk. and Norfolk will
be formed
The black stallion Elysian Abdallah.
that has been owned for several years by
q syndicate Of farmers In King William
county. composed of DR.. Il. It. Croxton,
G.. II. Burke. John Haw and others. has
been sold 10 y. G. Garrison. Of Amelia
county. Elysian Abdallah was foaled in
1874 by Lakeland Abdallah 0ull brother
OF IIarod, sire OF Maud 81. dam Rowing
Nelly, by Strader's c. NJ. Clay. Jr. Row
Ing Nelly is also the dam of Mambrino
Boy. 2:26 IL, sire Of the dams OF Axtell,
212 -; Alerton, 200 IA; st. Vincent
212 IL, and other fast ones.
Mr.. IT. c. Chamblin, Whitby Farm, has
sold to Mr.. b. c. Wherry, Jr., Of this
city. the bay filly, nah, three years old.
by Bourbon Baron. dam Otey Patchen,
by +. +. ", grand dam Naomi. by Jeni-
fer Arabian, great grand dam Ada Wash
ington, by Planet. Ilah Is handsome,
stylish and we'll finished, and. with hand
ling. should learn to trot. She will be
driven on the road by her new owner.
Mr.. J. II. Scales, Thornfield Stock
Farm. Byrdville, Va, has purchased Of
Mr.. w. l.. Kennedy, Falling Creek, N.
c., the bay stallion, Bay Lucid "a, by
Egotist, 2:22 1-2, dam LucIna dam of
Lizzie Mac. 2:22), by cuyier second dam
Lucretia, sister to Lucille GOlddust,
2:16 IA. by Golddust, 1850.
Bay Lucid Is not only exceedingly well
bred. but he is fine individual and
pure gated natural trotter. and with
proper handling should learn to trot
fast. Bay Lucid's sire, Egotist, is one Of
the highest bred sons of Electioner, and
is proving his worth as sire. while
Lucina, a producer herself, Is out Of
full sister TO the grand old campaigner
Lucille Golddust, the heroine of many
holly contested race. and that has since
attained distinction in the stud through
the performances Of her produce Sprague
Golddust, 215 IA, Luclle's baby, 2;2n IL
etc.
A couple Of recent additions TO the
Alamance Farm training stable, at Ora
ham. n. c., are Mr.. j. w. Menefee
chestnut geiding, Pat Cleburn go, By
Franklin Chief, dam Amy Carey, by
Robert Medium, 2:29; and a gray fily W,
by Pamlico, 2:1O IL, dam Nell, by Robert
Medium, owned by Mr.. T. ii. Murray, Of
Raleigh. n. c.
The following trotting bred foals have
been recently dropped in this vicinity:
Il. NJ. Hiltzhimer's bay mare Minnie, by
Havelok, has bay flly by Willis. 2:34 "a;
j. Blumelink's bay mare Carlos Belle
has bay filly. by Wills; T. p. Clark's
bay mare Phillock, by Havelok. recently
foaled bay colt. also by Willis, which
ligree, by Mambrino Dudley. 219 ST.
foaled a bay colt on the 9Th instant. by
Egwood, 21S 1-2. and has been bred back
c. e. Tranums bay mare Najy by Cas-
tleman, foaled a bay colt on the Sth. also
by Egwood and will be bred back; Mr.
r. d. Kemp's chestnut mare Kate, by
Tom Seldom, son of Hetzels Hambseton-
ian. foaled a chestnut colt on the 18th
instant, by Norfolk; the Laburnum Farm
mare, Lady Belle by Manchester. has
bay flly by Egwood, and has been bred
to Robert Ransom, son of Gambetta, while
Jennie Deans, by King Bolt, has a bay
hlly by Willis, and was bred back.
Mr.. Charles Campbell is driving us
bay gelding. King William. on the road.
The unsexed son of WOODBURY. Handle
tonian is in fine condition. and stepped "A
half in 116 a few days ago. over the
Exposition Grounds track, drawing a
road cart
Mr. c. d. Noel's bay stallion. Extra
Light, is making a short stud season at
Danville. prior TO being shaped up for
a campaign The big son of Starlight and
Violet, by Volunteer, is now five years
old, and last season took a race record of
2:S4 Ia. and was timed separately in a
race in 225 IA, last half i'm Ill This
year Mr.. Noel hopes to see the horse trot
in 2:2o.
Allen Merriheld's bay gelding, Little
lobe go. 2:29 Ia, is in training at the
Gentleman's Driving Park, Baltimore
The sraall son of Pamlico, 210 10, has
already gone a quarter In 81 seconds in
his work, and gives promise of making a
fast performer.
Among the trotting bred foals dropped
this season. probably the most distin-
guished arrival is a brother of the great
race stallion. Pamlico 2:10 1-2. by Mean
der dam Birthday, by Daniel Lambert.
The colt Is Of the same color, and is
marked like his famous relative. Birth
day is now at Great Meadow Farm, Com
stocks, New York, TO be bred back to
Meander.
s. b. Nelson's chestnut colt, Pamlico H..
by Pamlico, dam Mage, by Norfolk and
she out Of the dam of Whitby, 2:l8 -,
pacing, is in the stable Of Joseph station.
who is working the colt over the Exposi-
ton track and is much pleased with
him. Mr.. Pomeroy, who trained Pamlico
i'm his three-year-old form, thinks that
Pamlico bears a strong resemblance to
his celebrated sire. as the latter appears
in his colthood days.
Major r. S. Tucker Raleigh, N. c..
has claimed the name Charentus, instead
OF Charenta for the bay sucking colt,
Small Star. by imported Charaxus, out
OF Contenta, by John Happy.
Messrs. Robert Nj. and H. c. Beattie,
OF Henrico, report the arrival Of a bay
FLY on the 9th instant, by Eon, out OF