The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

| .foyeUsc, brown nlly. 3. by Inc 'h'Fa-
Tier. dam Plaisr. by imp. Mavaroon.
| William Garth. Charlotte Vile, 800.
Palma. bay FLY. g. by Palirurus. dam
Lady English. by Long Taw. IL. . Wa
| Charlottesville, so.
| Lady Rurec bay FLY. 3. by imp. Bur
| gomaster. dam Annie Morton. by Lord
| clifdcn. Geo NJ. Morris, CLarlottesViiie,
| $50
| Lady Rurfoot. bay mare. 90 by Red
| Robin. dam Lurline. by imp. knight or
| ST. George > IL. Wilson, SO.
juliet chestnut mare. Z. by Bothera-
| tfon. dam JOY. ty Catosby, Harry {.
Beattie, Richmond, Va. $40.
Nellie Glonron, bay mare. II. by Hyder
| All. dam Plenty by Planet w. s. smith,
| $40.
Chestnut mare. s. by Blast dam Rctta,
| ~ Versailles. ". G. Smith. 500.
Montero, bay gslding. 3. by Duke OF
Montrosc, dam Twinkle, BY Sensation,
Harry G.. heatiic. SlD.
The choorcst letter OF the season
reaches me from Secretary Hebar Ker,
OF the Virginia Live Stock and Fair
Association az stanton. lie says our
annual fair. 10 be held October 18th to
18th. inclusive, promises we'll and We eN-
pect 70 have a splendid exhibit. our
crops are fine. the county people are
feeling good. and are giving tho most
encouraging signs OF interest IN our
fair. Secretary ko- has isZ.cd the fol-
lowing race programme:
First day-ruesday. October 18th
]. Trottng-county horses. without rec
ord Gentleman drivers Three or moro
10 enter. Entrance Zee s. Association
adds So
. Running horses. Gentleman
rider. i-2-mie heat IN 3. Three or
alton adds 81
Second day Wednesday, October 18th
g. Irotttrs and pacers-Augusta coun-
ty horses Nile heats. or more 20 enc
to-, 3 % start. Entrance fee s.. AsHoci-
alton adds So.
.. Runnms-mHe dash-5 TO enter, to
start $50
g. Two-forty class. Mile reats. or
more 20 enter, 70 START in o, 500.
g. RLrnirg-Augusta county horses,
years oli-l-2-mne heats, s or more 10
enter, to start, ? IN 3, $50
Third day-rhursday. October nth
7. Two-lfty class, milo hcats--5 20 en-
ter, a. start. IN b. 500.
3. Running. HEATS furlongs-0 or
moro 10 enter. 10 start, IN 3. SO
2. Trdtiug-frCe fer all-tr0t milo
heats, TO enter 10 start in 5. $50.
H. Hurdic-hedts-5 furloHgs-5 or more
20 enter, 70 start. IN 5. 500.
Fourth day-Friday, October 18th
II. For Toys under IL years-Specimen
I'm Craftsmanship. Special
70. Boys under years-Best horseman-
ship. Special
ls. For misses under n years. spe-
cal.
II. For ladies' Of Augusta county only
Tor best specimen Of horsemsnship. Spe-
cial
J.. For ladies' of the county OF Augusta
and city OF StarhtCn-for bsst specimen
Of horsemar ship. Specials.
l6. Lady riders. city Of stanton only.
Specials. See catalogue
Messrs J. B.. Watkins and William q.
owens president and secretary respect
lively OF the Virginia Agricultural Socie-
ty have returned from the Columbus
(Ohio) fair where they went in the inter-
est Of their association They report
an active interest I'm the forthcoming
races. and some good horses VIII DO
entered from that section
The chestnut mare Catherine Leyburn,
by Onward. dam Mamie. by star AlmonI
won the first heat OF the 2.iI trot at
Fleetwood, and earned new record OF
21t The daughter Of onward nhished
second IN the three succeeding heats
won by Benton Wilkes On 2i3. 2li. e.it 81.
Catherine Leybun is owned By Mr SAM
uel Walton. Falls Mills, Va. She has
been trained and driven en- her races by
Thomas Settle.
Mr.. A. ID. Payne. Of Charlottesville. has
added 20 his already select collection -
thoroughbred brood mares at Annita
Stud Farm the black mare Heloise, SIX
years old. by Eolus. ont Of Nlsiine, ~
Vigil Nirllinc is full sister to Nigilant
and 20 Ni.nette, cam OF the good race
horse ARTILLERY III lCise viii De- bred IA
the spurg TO Mr.. payne's stallion Jim
Gray
The bay golding Prince purdv, hy
Havelok, dam Cora. hy Sam furdy, Won
another good race a Belmont PARK.
on Tuesday. though be dd
not have to trot IN either heat TO Dts
record OF 2i5 ia earned I'm winning
race az tho recent Fleetwood Park me't-
rg Ills dam was formerly owned lr
Mr.. \. -. Daius rhcid. CtlicIer, Va,
Who sold her 10 g.. b. Mcdonald
and the latter bred hqr 10
IFS stallion Havcl0k. and Prince pgrr
vas the result
The gray stallion Iron Bar. 2l3s
rOtted second -O Lynne Bel at Elective,
md forced that good SON OF ST. bei
itep a heat ia 2.u IL 40 beat him. Iron
Bar is regarded as r. Ger OF the call %
lpp-oactinr mis- sire. the iron-heaItI
the shrawd master Of I'..-
nton Farm, california, and the h
maker OF the harness race-horse w0r ,
s after the stout gray stallion, but "a
'vne-. MIS-. Jno. J. Lindsay. is n %
gise anxious 20 part with her faynre.
ron Bar has been driven in an of
aces, save one, hy Jno. W. Sale, lro.h-
r OF Mrs. Lindsay.
Secretary J. Walter HOsicr OF the p
DIX (Na) Fair and Agricultural Ass.
ion. is out with the following pro-
ramme:
First day-Tuesday. October 18TH
For horses owned in Nansemoni. lsls
T Wight, southampton. Norfolk md
ates counties six months prior % tNese
aces, with 10 record. Purse $40
Second day-Tuesday. October lfh-
$50 class purse $50; 2.33 class. purse
10
Third day-Thursday. October i7ff-
20 trotters and 2.22 PAGERS. pur0 go.
80 trCttors, purse 800
Fourth day-Friday. Octcber f,r-
For horses owned IN NansemorI c0un-
= six months prior 70 these races. Purse
~.
That prince Of Southern BUYERS and
'ecdera, Mr. l.. Banks Holt. OF Ala
lance arm Hfanam, y. c., has decided
TIER this season o. retire To- the stud
'inanehtiy MS TWO great young stall
)n., Jho. X. Gentry, 2gO3 3D. and BAR
act, I'll IL. The latter is bv Baron
likes. and can beat 2:i0 handilv
Secretary owens, Of the State Acricul-
ral Society, announces lnat the list ~
tries 20 the harness races viii clos, on
pr "a \ z2i class. pacing. Tor A
irse OF ~" has been offered b. tie a.