The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
by Jno. Mariner. Of -, Norfolk Vs. and

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| termined drive with the Virginia pred
| mare, the heat would have been heis.
The race was n scorchcf anu ~ - scsI
| probable that had the owner OF hlamasi
| known how good Miss Nelson was, nc
l would not have started the Seidcd son
| OF Morookus, and gotten a marx whi0h
| places him in the free-for-all dlVis,on,
| Jno. Mariner. OF Norfolk, mas SOFA 10
| Jno. T. Strickland. the two-year-old My
| Miss Alvah, by California King, oain
| Miss Alvah, by Electioneer.
The news comes that one or the manu-
| soonest foals of the season. is a pay .yi. o..
/ by Major Wolfe. 2l4 IL, dam Gloss. Dy
| Blacks Hambletonlan, second dam py
| Mambrino Patched
| The mare and ioal are eoth owned Dy
| ]. ID. Casey, Deep Greek. Va, VINO mas
| number OF other well bred ana very
| promising trotting bred youngsters,
| That clever gentleman ana breeder OF
| high class harness horses, Df. W. ~.
1 Capehart. Avoca. y. c., writes me that
/ his horses are doing nicely. lie has
/ among others, the bay colt Al-aVara, $.
by Aicantara. lam by BLzzard. son OF
| Onward, Layaine, tay ccit, ? by l.ancelot,
2:223, dam Phallamont Girl 2G ~, by
| Phallamont bay colt. z, 10y, kusseu k2N,
| tlly four years old, ana tuli sister 70 TINS
| colt, is highly priced by DR.. Capchary
and he will have her broken and handled
for roadster.
A bay colt two years old, by Ports
| mouth son Of Alsyone. dam by Ioranao'
possesses high finish and style.
| DIR. Capcheart has a decided FANCY Tor
| a thoroughbred foundation, and was early
| impressed with the value OF the LeNing-
| ton and Revenue crosses. and years ago
he purchased the stations Steel Eyes. by
! Planet out Of Eagless, by imp. blehcoc'
| and Arcturus. by Planet out OF Elknorna.
| by LeNng ton, and reserved number OF
| daughters OF these stations, ana bred
| them TO trottinS slreS with the most sat
lie also owned the black stallion Tor
| nado a very handsome-son OF year
! naught, and Darkness, by Ericsson;
Capt Orris A. Browne. writes me Holly
| wood Place, at Cape Charles, Va tnst ne
has a bay colt by the imported nachney
stallion. the Duke out OF the trottng
| bred, Lila NJ, by BaJardo. that weighed
on the 2ith instant. when Just four months
The vosInrster Is called Sir Galahad.
| runs with its dam at pasture ana Is I"d
grain twice a day, receiving no extra
| care or attention. Capt Browne, whose
| knowledge of pedigrees ana Facts con-
corning Eastern shore horses, extends
for many years back, sends me a bit OF
history concerning the thorouShtare s'ai,
lion Washington. son OF Ilhoieon' anu
| Ariadne, by imp. Citizen.
| This horse stood In Accomac and North
ampton counties IN lSS2. ana leit all toii
not over thirty colts, but they We're very
fine and made superior horses, ana 10 inns
day. people when they can think OF 10
| other breeding. claim Washington STOCK.
| Capt Browne has very nlsh opili.oh
of the blood of sherman Morgan Jt.'
|
also Both are dead. but they leIt
marked impress on the common stock
of that section and got tfotters out OF
all classes OF mares. while theM set na1c
superior harness and road horses, the
| sale OF which brought many thousands OF
dollars 10 that section ana eotanilsnt"
reputation for its breed OF horses 4,
| Secretary j. q. Sloan, OF the French
Broad Racing Association, OF AsheNllle
| ~ O. is Out with the programme OF the
race meeting TO come OF there on August
I'd, y. p, which IS as follows;
First Day-Tuesday. Aug. Nth
l-Race, . furlongs and repeat, purse
2-Race. 81 mile dash. purse 500.
3-Race IL iurlonss and repeat purse
4LKacc. l mile dash. purse $1,000.
| J-.Race. Ia mile dash for Ponies, IA
hands or under, Sl.5O to enter Ass). sdIi
second Day-Wednesday Aug. 2lst-
l6-Race. II mile and repeat purse
$1,000. gu,
S-Race, . furlongs and repeat purse
s-Race. l mile novelty. purse $1,000
so first quarter So ono-nalt iniie' 90
TO horse winning mile All horses 10 run
full mile or forfeit any part OF purse shey
Tniri Day-Thursday, Aug nd
1O-Race. 4 IL furlong and repeat purse
il-Race. 3-i dash. pnrse 5000.
70 Race, . furlongs ana repeat purse
$1,000
1t-Kace. ] mile dash. purse $1,000.
13-Race - nile hurdle Tor gentlemen,
$500 to enter Asso. add, purse sJ'.D'
| The gray stallion Iron Bar trOtted
great race at Detroit on Tuesday las {,
where he started with fourteen others IN
| the Merchants and Manufacturers STAKE,
purse $1,000 for trotters eligible TO the
IA class ,, -. ...,
II required five heats TO decide the CON
sil If stI I'LL "a D..
| driven BY JnO. DickcrsOn. finished Nltn
and eighth. but In the third heat he went
out and won IN 2.lS "a, which ~ MS re-
cord. lie was sood second tnv 20. =. !.
three heats won by the Corporal All
2I3 l-2, 2li - 2.l5 81
Iron Bars chances for winning the race
were considered good, and much interest,"
was attached 10 IL from the fact mat
his sire the famous outlaw Temple Bar
won N In 1881
I'm this contest, Iron Bar did hlmelf aud
his sire credit. and gave evidence or his
quality as a race horse, ana II seems o.
"a question OF time and opportunity iof we
handsome gray stallion 10 tr0l ~ % feco'o
OF 2.lO or better.
ownership Of Iron Bar, II Dein5 Thought
BIZ some, that while entered iu the nama
OF Mrs JnO l.. Lindsay, ne Is really We
property OF Or. n. s. Sale, Who tosrtn'r
with the stallion Temple Bar. n under
suspension by the National IFottins Assoc
| citation for alleged OuuiNance win Io0ffe
Spear. who pulled the stallion the lfsi
| two heats Of "A race at Cleveland, Dhioi il
1901.
This belief was strengthened by the fact
that DR. Sale has been with Iron Bar ll
! each OF his races this season, and direct
ing affairs in general while the stallion
was driven by Jno. W. sale, younger
| brother.
Appearances are some times deceptive
! and in this instance they are undonntei'
! edly so. as Iron Bar Is owned b. MIS-
Jno. L. Lindsay OF this city, the VIE o.
"A well known and responsible merchant
here. and she H. also the sister OF Ir
Sale. At the lattcrs suggestion, MIS-
! Lindsay purchased Iron Bar an Morgan
field. Ky I'm his yearling form. She was
then visiting Dr. Sale. who at that tin'
resided there.
The colt was purchased from his breed
err A. Il. Waller, for the sum OF 500. ane
! his signature 10 he receipt for the pur
chase price duly witnessed BY X. NJ
Young, and hears the date OF Sept. @2o
1871 / have been shown the receipt ~
Mr.. Lindsay IN person, and assured y
, ! him that Mrs. Lindsay has been and 4
now the sole ami undisputed owner d
Iron Bar since her purchase OF him IN M
! Mir d s. Jones. Newport News va.
offers a nice lot OF standard bred trcitini
stock, consisting 0f young stations. broo,
mares in foai. colts and iiillcs from nOtes
performing and producing Iamincs
J BROAD ROCK.
Worn Out Women