The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
HORSES AND HORSEMEN
NOTES on TIE F0RTHC0MiNG kI'
POSITION RACE MEETING.
IN, Csmeron's Maggie Cnmpbel,eJ F"m
leo Gets = Record OF @:kS -"
Death Of Imp Bnrbadoes.

| owens mas a force OF NOIhIiItH !'l'.' ''S
| mo sfahl.s and sheds Wllnc tod'S W
| 'nttaxaeh recently applied give the buiId-
| iurs a clranly. tidy appearance } ne hui!i
brr of entries TO the running Toy -
| prohably exceed those OF dhy PI'N'''s
meeting certainly for number oI !''l
nast and President Nood, - ps""9"u
! I'm thr outlook Several Ne" OIR
| stables VIII bring their strings 40" u,
nil. a number Of the most fi"uil'-"l
lrguia stables VIII be mere, ih.I"4.'5
Garth G coles, Robert BrddleT, 7. l''I
nara BosWeIi. Chas. IS. uurkamP D. D.
Carroll II. &. MadduN aud others ,.o
Inc races Tor gentlemen riders ar II"
attracting mucn attention ana VIII ~
Give an unusually large number 81 IN
tries. There VIII BE- one race VI t''.
l<lnd each day. The liberal purses "ltlrt
for trotters ensure good hciHS oil htt"i ~,
in the harness races, ana - Hutuu'I VI
prominent owners OF stables OF lIO'''i9
ana PAGERS viii De on mana.
4 very attractive feature Of the LXpo.
srIon, ana one which VIII attract 't'h-
t,on "a IL should. VIII be- the lulnWh"
contest which VIII come Of on FildHA'
I2th instant. under the auspices 81 We
Deep Kun Hunt 'lub an Ih''l".rrV"
which l. well~kuOWn and popular. ne
contest Is open only 10 amateur 'lu'IS
and the Jumps will be- over hurdles pI
tour feet ana upwards ana VIII am
place I'm the held inside the rae. "" X.
There viii three prizes BE- awarded, me
first "A silver cup, to the 1"tOHl, a byiu
medal. aud third, diploma.
me colOrrd trainers, George w aHrI "hu
Alexander Mcdaniel have quarters on me
grounds the former having lust returned
from a campaign through the virginia
Maryland ana Delaware circuit, Mitit
Hc won several races with the chestnut
mare Lily VI, I. by Milan, dam Lily NOT
sJn 10y brennan. lie has now IN tram
my for the gcntlcmdH's races. IN" b'!
mar. .Jnannett". =, hr Sfhfil". pNHrb Joy
Mr. j. Il. Lewis. CulpepeT, Va. 1'otr'
~ ller has SIX head 30 training ana n
poets several more. The most PROMISING
member of his stable H. the bay colt -
ry imported The III Tged. dam by hIhe
Fisher owned by Mr. Harry .. h"at ne.
who thinks highly Of the yonne-trr' he
otter members Of Walters St;Mt gre
blanche by Alarm. Lady H., =. btF herc
by King Bolt, Jr., SANDY BIoNh, pay
horse By FREDERICK the GIrat. Jam
by imported Bonnie Scotland, aud CaFd-
Dress. by Luke blackburn.
The two year old bay colt Marian craig.
I'm the string Of q. y. Pussy, ~ the ltE-
position track las shown ndfN"I 'Ll-
prcycmcm during tine last few weeks.
he has tIofto0 quarters better in"n IoifN
seconds we'll within his limit, and F-sseN
las rhlp ON hiS shoulder AArl'h 'I'ie
ie owned 10y Thomas Anderson. OF ii"'
city, and 10 by Nulhutst. 2l.. dam Ms
rata 2..n -. -by Marshall Isl 'prr. $50
second Jam LADY Yeiscr. dam Of poa
Pizarro. 3. 2If5-t Lottie Lor,ue, >,
3.IG - Don Lorenzo, 3. ~ - 'i'.
The colt was purchased at The Iia'L.s1a
salc here last faIi. ny his present owner,
and is bred right 10 make a fat Eof.".
The chestnut geldlug hngelUs. owned
by Mr. r. N. Hewitt. Nor;hbend rarm.
WeyanoKe. Va. has t"ottcd 10 d record
Of 2:2} IL and over n good mile track
an beat 30 easily. AnErlus L. mr. DE
Of MI HcUiu's chestnut s'aEon : my
lis IT. 20 enter IT," 80 li7'. IN" d'i
Of Angelus IS Nlunifrod. by brennan.
thoroughbred son of orion.
The blood Of the old pacing mare MAUD
L.. 2.3l by Flydway, l. beginning 10 POW
40 her son Nhithv. 2.lS IA has entered
daughter Winnie H.. fun sister 10 Whithy
is the dam Of the !rowu colt Human, =,
with a trial of rs -.
5 J.. Nelson's bay mare Nellie j.. !
10 -, hy Goodlcs j.. IS proving trI-"iI
| a very consistent Clmpd1CEcT I'M the hdNts
OF Joseph station. She won th" -" class
'rotting at suffolk Va. one week pTl0T
10 tine commencement Of the '.'Eih''
Maryland and Delaware circuit, at '"ue
| charles where she also won and io!Io""'
| ND her successful career At Iinpu iir.
1 E.lkton and Dover, starting twice IA 80.
| same week at the latter place, winning
| the stake for four-yeIr-Olds ana getting
| third money in the stake for -" tFot-
| tcrS
At the Easton meeting she won the ~
( class. defeating good field. lhus ia'
| the small daughter Of ToodlcS Jr., has
proven herself very consistent H"1iorm-
| rr ana while her mark is 2,2G 1t cHa Of
2.0 is within her reach.
The four-year-old bay mare. uae@"
Campbell bred ana owned 10y COL BENT
han Cameron, at FaIrntosh stud Farm.
StaGyille. y g., won the fourth heat IN
the 30 class At the Gonncmdu'S Driving
Park, Baltimore, on Tuesday IN rs IT.
1t took seven hc-ts tp decide the race
and Maggie Campbell either nnish"l
second or third In every heat the fastest
Of which was trottcd i'm 2.2j II. She is
a small brown mare by the dead famiro.
2I0. out of Alice Collins, by Melville
chief. second dam by WOodburn Handle
tonian. $50 and t. the second performer
10y the great son Of Moander, 10 enter the
2.30 list. Col. Cameron OWNS the dam oil
Maggie Campbell and two fun sisters 10
her
ON the same day the Alamance Farm,
Graham - g., Won the Pa class for
trotters with the bay grlding j. Il. -
by Alice Gaines, son of Almunt
lie was driyen by Mr. j. /. scott. the
Junior PARTNER and manager Of AIdmanJr
Farm. the home of the $50 pacing stall
lion Iohn r. Gentry, 2.o5 -, Earonct,
III -, LISA, 2:l6 -, ct.
Secretary Burwen Riddick. Of the SUI
folk Fair and Agricultural Association,
! l. ont with an attrachFe program 81 NJ
races which viii take place at Suuglk,
Va, on oct. 231, 2ith. 21th. and 2tth. The
sum If 1880 ia purses VII! he hung up
for trOtteTs. PAGERS, and Tiu"r~ ana thr
National rro.tlug Association rules VIII
govern. Entries will close on october
Entrance Fee-Fivc per cent. to enter
and start, and tive pr cent additional
| from winners only.
| FIRST DAY -ruEsDAi, OCTOBER 2 1895.
Trotting Race.-FOr home horses only
from Nansemond, southampton, Isle Of
! Wight and Gates counties, and owned
six months prior to these races. PURSE,
! $40 Class-For home horses from same
| counties ana L. be owned six months
prior 60 these races. Purse, $50
nCoxr Y-wEp>TsptY, OCTOBER a, 1924
2:S3 Class Purse $50
| 2:45 class. Purse, 500.
THIRD DAY III RsDA}, OCTOBER %, 1924
2:i0 class. Purse. $50
20 Trotters and ~ PAGERS. Purse.
| 500
! two In three. Purse, 500
FormH DAY--FE DAY. OCTOBER q, 1884.
2:25 Class. Purse, $500.
| Running Racc-Hali-mlle heats, best
two IN three. Purse. $50.
! At the recent Terre Haute meeting
| Norfolk's daughter, Miss Ne lson .,
! PIP 3-4. ert second money In the - clas,
! Win ten starters trOtting ana finished
a close second in the second heat which
was trottcd IN 2:ll. the race golns 10 Ma
| jor, by Don MCGrrgor. Stroutid. 21i -
| py sam Purdy, 20 -, getting fourth
| money and finishing close second IN lht
! third heat Which was trottct ia 2I2 IS
| At this meeting the bay stallion. Baronet
! by Baron Wilkes. owned al Alamanct
! Farm. Graham. y. e.. Tottei great
| race and got second money In the 2.i
| class. reducing her record from 2:l9 81
TO 2Il -. In the second heat, tn1 fastest
| trotted by a four year old this season
| l.. ID, ftra in II