The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25

by Vermont. Il. T. Rodwel. Ridgeway.
y. G.. $40.
Grey Dick. gray gelding a., breeding
unknown. John y. Terrell. Raleigh ~
C., $50.
Topsy. Jr.. bay mare 90. by a son OF
Volunteer. DIR. Battle, Tarboro' y. -
slS5.
Georgia Buck. bay colt C). by Jolly
Friar. dam Edith Bethel, by Barney
Wilkes. u. i. Williamson, Raleigh, ~
c.. so
Judge Aiken. bay colt C). by jolly Friar.
dam Morning Rose, by Melville Chief.
i. L. Williamson. Raleigh. n. c.. 500
Jannette L.. bay mare OD, by Lyle
| Wilkes, dam Silver Heels by Kentucky
| Chief. w. Ii. Williamson, Raleigh, y. c.,
$50.
Major Galloway, bay colt o. by Jolly
! Friar. dam Jannette L., by Lyle NhKes.
l.. i. Williamson, Raleigh, y. C., $40.
/
Messrs. Holt & Scott, Alamance Farm,
! Graham, ~ C.. have purchased from
Colonel r. G. Stoner of Paris. KY, the
bay colt Baronet, four years old, by
Baron Wilkes. 2:iS, dam Lamberta dam
OF Jingle. ,22S 80. by Daniel Lambert.
second dam Fanny, by Young Columbus,
third dam Fanny Cook, the dam OF Daniel
| Lambert.
Raronet's fun sister, Flight. could trot
| I'm 2:15 last year, while he was timed IN
| 2.141-4 I'm the race won by Fantasy.
| o.og24 at Nashville last fall. BarOnet
has a record of 2l9 "a. and is race
horse of high calibre, while those who
have seen him pronounce him a grand
individual In 1898 he started seven tunes
and got three first moneys; was second
twice and third once. lie was out OF
condition in his first start. and did not
get a place. Baronets present owners
<.f4 IL, n sire ana
thew will not hide his light under
| busbel when Il comes TO turf contests
| Bred to the high-class mares at Alamance
Farm. many trotters should spring from
| the loins OF Baronet. The career or the
elegant bay son of Baron Wilkes ana
Lamberta seems bright with promise oil
future results. -. -.
purchased at the recent TattersaiFs com
! bination sale. at Lexington, a bay colt
two wears old. by Warlock (son OF Bel
| mont and Waterwitch), dam Annie Steel
| nv Fearnaught, grandam Jenny, 200,
Nv Volunteer. Annie Steel is the dam OF
Kentucky Russell. 2:3O. Fearnaught' 2:S5'
and granddam OF Queen OF Upland
2:25 "a.
The horses owned 10y the late Captain
A. O. Babcock were disposed OF at
public auction at Cedar Lawn Farm. his
| late home. on Tuesday last. large
/ crowd OF horse fanciers and others were
| on hand. but neither the quality or
condition Of the stock offered was con-
ducivc TO large prices.
The aged bay stallion Fauquier' by
| Hetzels Hambletonan, out OF mare OF
untraced breeding. fell TO the bid OF
| Charles r. Jones' Of Manchester, Tor So9.
| Joseph w. Bliey got a large handsome
/ oh old. by IHU-
/ quier, for $3.50. George b. Bull secured
| nice three-year-old chestnut filly, by
| Elysian Abdallah, for $40; while \. ID.
Landerkin got a good looking bay geld
ing, four years old, by Fauquier, for $ll5.
| CAPTAIN Cussons, of Glen Allen, bid on
| Mosby, a chestnut geldng, by Eiysian
| Abdallah and Maggie Mitchell, chest
nut mare. by Fauquier, and got the
| pair for $3.50. Ace Of Diamonds, brown
colt two years old. by Toodles. Jr.. was
| well worth the ISL paid for him by
]. =. Robinson, Of Manchester. as was
| the bay mare Emma. secured by Horace
s. Bradley, of the same place, for $5S.
| Ride. a bay mare twelve years old ana
full sister TO Emma, by Fauquier. out OF
| Belle by Curles, went 10 William IL.
Brauer for SO A yearling bay colt, out
| of Emma. went TO W. j. Brown, Tor S5-,
and two-year-old bay filly, by the same
| sire, out OF lltle, ltll u SliiIoH t'fN4N
| bid of SS5. A yearling bay colt, by Wills,
out Of Grace Darling, by Hetzels Ham
bletonian. cost T. b. Murphy SIS; while
| Storm Queen by Sam Purdy. 2:20 -, a
| hay mare six years old. also out Of
| Grace Darling, fell 10 Thomas Todd's
| bid OF $50 For sS6 II. G. Broaddus, OF
| Manchester, secured a bargain in the
| bay mare Grace Darling by Hetzels
| Hsmblctonian. out OF Grace Darling.
! Of
bay daughter Of the dead trotting sre
is well up in teens and shows age, but to
the student OF pcdigrees her blood lines
will attract a passing notice, because
| her dam is also the dam Of the noted
race horse, Diablo the Suburban winner
Of 1893, her granddam, Ninettc was fun
sister to Planet out of the grand old mare
Nina, by Boston.
Mr.. r. Bernard boswell has seven two
year-olds and one three-year-old in train
| irg at Builheld. The entire lot have win
tered nicely and are doing well. Mr.. Dos
| well SAYS they are a very promising lot
| and have shown unusually Well in their
| trials. They are well enga sed I'm stakes
for the coming season, and should nj
least capture a share of the good things
| that will be offered ON the Northern
| tracks. Among the lot IT is TO be hoped
|
! TO carry the all orange Of the Doswen
! Stable. Mr. boswell will begin the cam
paign at the opening Of the Washington
spring meeting. and Will do his own
I training, while the jockeys Will be c.
! Winston and c. Lewis. The following
colts and nllies compose the string: Chest
nut colt CD, by WNfred out of White
| Squan; bay colt CO, by imported Darebin
out OF Trade Dollar. black colt C), Hi
dalgo out of Cachuca: chestnut colt %
bv Bonnie Ban out OF Hegtaz bay colt
| (g). by Falsetto out OF Macoa. by King
Alfonso; brown flly CD, by Fresno out OF
! Aloa; chestnut filiy C). by Sir Modred
cut of Giendora, and chestnut flly CO.
| by HeindA out OF War Lass.
Iackneys sometimes sell for large sums.
MIR. a. j. Cassatt paid $4,000 for Cadet;
the late T. G. Eastman paid $4,000 In
England for Beau Lyons; Dr. w. Seward
Webb. Of Vermont paid Mr. Henry Fair
fax, of Virginia. 5000 for Matchless. OF
| Londesboro, and Sir Walter Gilbey gave
$3.50 for Danegelt 10 prevent his expor-
tation from England.
Mr.. Samuel Mcmillan. president of the
| New York Driving Club and owner OF
keystone Stock Farm. Calyerton June
ton. Va, lost a valuable diamond during
the Kellogg sale Of y. j. Welch's horses.