The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-27

brilliant campaign Of 1898. Pamlico has
been bred TO over thirty mares TINS sea
son, and the majority OF those sent 70
his court have been high class ones, Doth
as performers and producers. Among
those which have already been bred 10
him are the dams of such fast perform
ers at both gaits as Or. Sparks, I'll IL
Christie Queen, PAGER; al cuckoo PAGER
"a, PAGER 219 Ia; Fusue, 2I9 Il; Lelah
H.. 2:2l1-4: Tom Hook. 2.Zl II; Belle
Freeman, 22S Ii; and Lady Williams
2:2j 81.
In the hands Of Richard Curtis, at
Lexington, Ky. Miss Nelson, 2:1Ila, Is
stepping merrily In her work. Curtis
recently drove the bay mare quarter
81 I3u5q 9W puB 'spuo59s 7uo-6lHU ul
held bv those competent TO pass judg-
ment that PIP will not stop this fast
daughter Of Norfolk during the coming
season Her stable companions Will be
such noted campaigners as Pamlico,
2lO1-2 David b., PIP Ia, and others.
Walls Of solid masonry on eitheE Eide
mark the entrance TO OccOneechee FARM
the lawns are green with luzuriant
growth of clover and other grasses, while
the shade Of the grand oaks surrounding
the farm mansion IS wonderfully refresh
ing. Mr. Carr has expended money with
a liberal hand on the place, and the broad
acres Weld abundant crops. AS the home
OF thoroughbred and trottlng horses, Shet-
Is fast becoming known throughout the
State OF North Carolina. As yet no stall
lion has been selected 70 head the stud.
but the farm mares have been mated
with the highest class slres IN different
States. -. -.
A number Of the farm mares have drop
ned fOals this season, and under the
careful supervision Of Mr.. McCown, the
farm manager, the youngsters are all
Consolation. by Norfolk. has a chestnut
colt nv Kremlin 2.Ol "a. while her full
sister. Magnolia, has chestnut hlly by
the same sire. Skylark, by Jay Bro,
has q bay colt, by Lanceiot; Z'Z5, ana
FlintV. by Albert W. 2:20 has bay
0llv nv the son Of Messenger Duroc ana
Green Mountain Maid
zach of these mares has been bred 20
Baronet. 2l9 ga Trouble, by Bona rice;
has a chestnut filly by GreBorian, anu
was bred 70 BarOneL as Was me youus
mare. Kaoia Wilkes. by bourDou Baron
Nashti, by PaInlico, Z;tO y, ana an un-
named flly. by Albert w are IN , hsnt9cky
being bred to onward, 30 -. t5eile Lat
ttrepr by Melville CHEZ. and octave, by
Princeton. are being bred 10 Madrid,
while Bonnie. by The captain, -, ana
GLADYS by Alcantara, nave peen mated
with Norval, 2:l+A. lda W iSe, ~ DALI "a.
do was bred last fall 10 temple Bar
~ a. and is I'm foal. Miss Walton. thor
80 tt :, doughter OF John Walton. and
her daughter. Waltoona' ny ~. ten s rlillS al
,rere bred this season ~ t4'S 1929 -
stallions. order and Cavalier, while Wen
~ iii sister 10 Waltoona, was bred to
the Great sire. EOlus; -, - a..
TIE liz spaclous main barn, where the
~ III 1 ~ sunlight peering through the win
r rags Oh are su' mIellowed by stained glass OF
verious tints. well-groomed norses , tsKe
.SaipuS sc In roomy box stalls. De lAste.
ohT b.anjsome bay fily TWO years DID, Dy
SorSa out Of ob Lln ssc RY learn Maqri TO-
"a. not fast. A couple OF bay nliies, two
,ueosr-oIds' both by Pamlico, Z:io lone
SSut of GLADYS and the other out OF Con-
sSoSI t attract attention: and sons;
Say Mr.. MeCown hopes to see them swell
the go list of the great race morse when
sirej them. Frank Gilroy sleeps In the
office OF the main barn ana LOOKS ai'er
his charges with anxious care
Col Rarneban Cameron. Fairntosh stud
Farm. Stagville. \. c. has recently pnr.
T From w Sne J. Garter, richmond, Va, the
chestnut mare Oliyette. foaled IN lssl oy
Daigetti. dam Lady BEAUMONT. ny Vs n
bred to Eon: from William pms, W SteeI
rem plains. n. e., the sray station Stssl
Ewes. by Planet, dam Eagiess. by III
ported ported Geacoe. Steel Ewes is one OF the