The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

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raxus, the stud companion OF Eolus, VIII
| command a fee OF 80, While Eon, the
magnificent son OF bOids, anu the noted
| War Song will stand at >lv. Monttor',
son Of imp. MortenleI' an" Iris An -
| erton the youngest or tne quartet OF
| sires at Ellerslie, Viii perform LOT the
modest fee OF ~.
Woodburn Hambletonian, the aged
blind son of Belmont, ana Nard, by Ky 5
dyk's Uamblctonian, has made something
OF a showing as a sire this season. But
three Of his get were on tue tuII TINS
season. and the trio ali earned new rec
ords. The ten-year-oiu pacing geidih5
| Branchwood won a seven-hesit race ana
| with IL a record OF 20 II. ana Lalla An
| derson. previously In the list with a
| mark Of 2.2g IL. lowered u 10 rs Ii.
Both Branchwood ana i."i Ia AI 9..i.,,i
| while Zllla B. with ordinary road work,
| trOtted 10 d record OF 80 at tne Iace
meeting OF the Richmond riding ana
| Driving Association last spring. Wood
| burn Hambletonian Is tWenty-one years
old and owned by Mr.. walter j.. Grant,
at Grantland Farm, near TINS Guy.
w J. Garter has sod q 70 Seibl ~ L ve%ne
II -' ares in Aieiassen. by panlico. 2.l0 out
| OF Correlation. BIZ Norfolk. and Aztlma,
! BY wilkes Boy. PA -, out.Of Fanny o.,
dam OF Fern Wilkes, - is, 10y hinS
OF Denmark. Azllma Is IN Ioal L" AsADy
Nr. Lewis viii breed both mares in
| the spring 10 his young stallion Notfoch'
son OF Norfolk and Glppy Patterson ny
Messenger Durcc. -,
| The chestnut stallion Choctaw, by Mel
| vile chief dam Beck Collins, by Wood
! burn Uanbletonian. earned ~ record or
| geo In the third heat of race at Bur
| lineton. y G. He Is owned by Col. Ben
nchan Cameron. at Ialfnlosn 9ja9i itril,
| Alice Collins Is the dam Of the good
| young mare Maggie Campbell ny Pam
! leo. that tr0tted TO RECORD OF 81 -
J this season She was trance ana uilFtl
/ bv Allen AIcrffnci1, of Baltimore. ana
! fiaieIel close up several times in heats
trotted IN PTS and better.
Richard Curtis has placed Miss nelson
! PIP IL, IA winter quarters aI 'Ie, i.'i.tie,
| XIV The daughter Of Noriolk IS IN me
! shape and carries plenty OF flesh. curtis
looks Tor her to De q great mare IN tNe
| 2l3 class next season. NJ Aeh lish1 anu
fit she can trot three heats undeI -.Y.
An exchange says: AT Lexington IL
! ron Dillon won a hvc-neat race III " iil..i
his winning heats were ~ -l- 80 -,
the same meeting Miss Nelson finished
o. g. .. 7. in 2.ll IL. PA IL, tIl, z.n l--,
The two met last week az logisFiii,e5 am
Miss Nelson won in Z:lt, -.i', -.lt -
while Baron Dillon figured among the
also ran" division. is it any wonder
the form-players don't always guess EN-
rght?' ...,.., oio,.
col Benrehan Cameron captured elcy-
en- premiums I'm the shoW-rInE az tne re-
cent North Carolina state far held az
Raleigh. The master OF tairntcsh Slu4
Farm had his horses IN mo shtpe' am
with Eulalio daughter ~ Eoluff ana
Miss Grace he 00k blue ribbons Tor best
thoroughbred lilly two years ana over,
win Gombroon. by Pilot Belmont, Ter
best standardized stallion, WIN An'e
Collins dam Of Maggie campbell -.-A l-t
for best slandard-orel DlooI Nhie, ,.o~t
the red ribbon in the same ciaSs ven
10 Little Nelly, by Jerome I'"ly' a.7'
owned az FairutOsh. crow alah Ivy lii,
leo. cot the blue ribbon Tor pt'i 81 iiri-
ard-hrsd hllv two years oil' Ieids Dun"
FOR best percheron stallion cNoeuh"'
l.sO bv Melville chief. for best saddle
Station: Nelly Robinson best light draft
brood mare. Regulator best light draft
vearlinr. while for best pair OF roads,
he got the first prize with Ocracoke ana
Pamlico,a both by the dead Pamhco
The bay stallion Melville ChieI' 900 10y
Tattler. 2.26 out OF Lady Simple by Happy
Medium. and owned an Graham, y. c.,
had new representative, enter the hst
OF standard speed this season 10 tse
chestnut stallion Choctaw, 2.0. while his
yielded son Clinner reduced lis record
from 2.24 IA TO 2:2i Il. Two Of his daugh
ters are producers, viX., Alice collins dhn
of Maggie Campbell. 2.2l is, and Nelly
BY dam of Peacock, 2.2o 81.
The woil-krown trotdng stallion Nati-
can. POO l-i. died recently ~ lhe l,Ini
Of his owner. George Iuers, Aoh-cid-I'
N His death was caused by bursting
a blood vessel while rolling DO hls lal-
dock. Vatican was "a handsome Day
horse. foaled loo lsl3 and bred Dy Il. D.
Alexander WOOdhuT Farm, ky. re
had for "a sire Belmont aud his aam was
the famous brood more Nard, hy liam
bletonian. TO- Nara was also the grand
dam of the noted trotung alilon hteW-
lin. 2.T 81. Vatican sired &c PAGER as
sar :o7; Belle Nara, 2No 81, and others
I'm 2.3o and better.
About three wears AGO J.. Malcolm For
hes, the owner of Nancy Hanks, pur-
chased Vatican and placed him On his
farm near Boston, ana while there the
ex-trotfng queen was bred during the
latter part OF the season % the son of
Belmont but the union uid not prove
fruitful While at the Forbes farm Dee
got few colts, and last winter Dee was
sold al one OF the Kellogg sales Do New
\ Crk 20 Geo. j. Harley for about $500
in September last, al tic closlng-out
sale of Mr.. Harlcy's trotting stock the
stallion fell 20 Mr. Jucrs bid OF less than
S6J. Vatican was a FUN brother 20 the
brown stallion Woodburn, HamDletonian
owned by Mr. ". II. Grant an GrautlIld
Farm. near Richmond The latter horse
with the same opportunities would prob
ably have made equally az good show
ing IN the stud.
Tho three year-old PAGER Guy Wonder
by Whalehone that earned p record of
2.l IL this season. has been sold hy
Allen Risk tO parties in pof nsylv4uIa
for 5000. Risk had the e0ii Quartercd
here during the meeting Of the Richmond
Riding ana Driving Association last
Tho correspondon, OF The Horse RE
view. in reporting the race meeting OF
tFc Nurth Carolina Stnt' Fair held at |
Raioigh. during the latter part OF OctO- !
Der. says: "rhe meeting was seriously |
h4nlicauDcl hE the 'gOOl-oifi2on iudrp' |