The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
THE TIMES-RICNMOND "a: SUNDAY MARCH II 1885,

| in the perfect appointment OF turnouts
J He drove the mares Mira, by Toodles
Lena, By. signet; 2;36h;, Lady Harriny-
Allen. and other fast ones. Lena, Lazy
Harrington and Myrtle are now owned
by Mr.. William Cruit Of Liverpool.
Mr.. Joseph Lasslter has taken up the
and is jogging him on the road
The handsome brown son OF Gambetta
and Black Maria is looking fine. and
after short stud season will be placed
Mr.. Lasster has sold to Mr.. John
Wright. oak Hill Farm, the black mare
Hoarhound, foaled 1852 by Frances Alex
aRdaer 2lg Ida dam dam ETRn.s s, by Pacing
is In foal to Judge Toney. fun brother
TO Hustler Russell, ??;l2A. pacing.
Mr.. ". s. Forbes has trio of excel
lent roadsters in the chestnut mares
Filligree, by Mambrino Dudley, 2:lJ,.
her daughter, Lady Dudley. by Norfolk,
and Our Fancy, by Egwood. Mr.. Forces
bred Lady Dudley and Our Fancy and
hooked to pole or In single harness. these
mares make charming drivers. Mr.. Forbes
is quite an expert amateur driver and
few things afford him a greater amount
OF pleasure than spirited brush in COM
pany on the road.
Colonel Bennehan Cameron. of Stag
vile, " C., has been elected n member
of the National Steeplechase Association
n.
Stud Is a breeder of both thoroughbred
and trotting horses, and will render good
service i'm the councils Of the association
to which he has been elected. He is a
honorable. and men of his stamp elevate
breeding and turf interests
Daingerfield Stock Farm, Culpeper. Va.
has sold 10 G. NJ. Webb, same place
the bay stallion Lord Culbeper. Mr.
Webb will send him TO Shelby, n. C.,
TO make a season In the stud.
Mr.. II. c. Chamblin. Whitby Stock
Farm, has sold 10 w. j. Carter the bay
mare Whitby Belle, 3, by Electrotype,
dam FINS, by Hamlet, second dam Sal,
"a dam n, Of Coaster; ,o; H;2g "a Whitby Belle
Is IN foai to N Norfolk. 500;
bred young stallion in William L.. Jr..
by William L.. out OF Mother Jumps,
dam Of Lumps. 2:2l, Monte Christie, etc
looking and feeling well, and If given an
opportunity. should learn to trot.
driving Kimura, by Sam Purdy. out OF
Peach Blossom, by Orange Blossom and
chestnut mare also by sam Purdy, out
of Virginia Girl. dam Of Three Tips. 2:25A,
on the road and in his practice
Richard Hentschell, OF Baltimore, has
a chestnut gelding and a gray mare, both
by Woful, that he thinks well of Woful
sired, the pair while doing stud service
Hentschel has the black stallion Wyo-
ming; 1854, by Wilton, 2:l0h. out of
Lucille Blackwood, dam of Egwood, 2.1Sl5.
that he thinks highly OF Wyoming Is
like his half brother, the Whitby Farm
stallion, Egwood. a very handsome horse
re Is sound and should make fast horse
this season.
Mike Bergen, who formerly trained a
string OF trotters here, is now located
IN Baltimore. and will train over the
Plmlico track this season. He has bay
hlly by Nutwith. 2:29lk; a bay colt by
Omar Pasha, both OF which are very
promising. They are owned by John
haedy, Washington. Bergen also has
big chestnut gelding by Norfolk, sire
OF Miss Nelson, 2:12A, that has shown
marked Improvement The Norfolk geld
ing is owned by Mr.. Parr of Culpeper
county, Va. BROAD ROCK.