The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-07

ElIerslie Stud Farm its annual crop or
thoroughbred yearlinss Will be shipped
to the Riue-C;rass region OF hf1tnehy
and sold at Lexington this season ON
May LIST. and along with them VIII he
sent a Iof owned by sI~, A. ID. Payne.
OF Charlottesville, and several bred and
owned by the Hon. Thomas 5. Martin, OF
Scottsville, that "sere gotten by me I'M
ported stallion Water Level, wtiie
portion Of those consigned by AIR. Payne
were sired by his horse Jim Cray son
OF Ten Brock. In the Ellerslil lot are
the get OF EoIus. his son Eon, ano imp.
Charaxus. Among the latter are fuli
brothers ard sisters 20 John Cavanagh,
Russell. Charade. Ten Sk.dmcre Cap
stone. Han mic. and others. Mr.. ". {.
Hardy OF Norfolk, sends a full BROTHER
10 the famous Morello. and Mr.. Harry G..
Beattie, OF this city. includes bay lilly
by Eon, out OF Miss Heimdal.
The bay mare Laura. dam OF Roanoke
Maid OBJ IN. is now owned by Mr.. W.
NJ Halstead. Halstead Stock Farm. Great
harrington, Mass. She foaled recently y
handsome hay colt by Potential. son o.
Prodigal and Helen r., sister OF Arion
cor sd. Laura was formerly owned by
Mr. William A. Walker. OF this city,
who then owned Roanoke, the sire of
Roanoke Maid. From Mr.. Walker Laura
passed to Mr.. w. w. Brauer, then OF this
city. but now of London. who bred the
mare TO Bourbon Baron. and the result
bay colt, foaled In 1893. is owned by
Mr. A. b. Gwathmey. of New York city,
and is considered the making Of a very
fast horse.
The bay mare Whitby Maid. owned by
Mr. John Wright at Oak-Hill farm. in
Henrico county, fcaled on April Isl a
bay colt. by Norfolk. 500. Whitby Maid
is by Electrotype, dam Ffnis. by Ham
let. next dam sal. dam of Coaster
t22s 10. Her full brother, the brown
stallion Electryon * also owned by Mr..
Wright, and he will be placed i'm train
ing this season and sent for record.
Smyth Brothers had a coed sale Of
driving. general purpose. and work horses
at the Southern Horse Bazaar on We'd
nesday. over n hundred head were u.s.
posed Of at very satisfactory prices.
Among the offerings were a small iot OF
thororghbreds and trotting stock. con-
signed by w. u. Althouse, Of Phoenix
Vile. Pa, owner of the well-knOwn trot-
ting stallion William Penn 2;i2 l-9 Mr..
Althouse was present and expressed him
self as well pleased with the result. The
Mossrs. Smyth report a decidedly upward
tendency IN the horse market, prices
being at least % per cent. higher ana a
much brisxer demand for stock existing.
They are disposing Of from 30 70 300 head
| at public and private sales nearly every
week. and their mar ner Of doing business
| ellcita much favorable comment.
Mr.. George Med. Blake, the well-known
and popular president OF the Richmond
| Riding and Driving Association and a
member Of the city Board Of Aldermen.
has disposed of, at a good profit. the two
stations, Rapid and Model purchased by
him at J. y. Perry's sale here IN Feb
ruary. Rapid is by Hustler Russell
Ol2 10, dam Rapidan. dam OF Lock
heart (21S. &C.,, by Dictar, and Mr..
George u. Bennett, Goldsboro. y. c. Sc
cured him.
Model is a bay. by Indian Hill, dam
Loretta dam of Greenhack, 2;23 10, by
Hambletonian. no. and from Mr.. BLAKE
ne passed to f. 7. NILS Whiteville' ~
c.. who has placed him in the stud.
Mr.. A. Il. Donnan has purchased OF ,
u. Nelson the brown colt HUMAN 3 py