The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08

OF Lady Chance. by son OF Abdallah, 10,
owned by Or. ID. ID. Carter. AiieninoIe
more Allen. $50. son Of Ethan Alien 80
a daughter OF Strathmore. 4Vs. ~ Ap-
daliah. -. dam by sam Purdy. ~ anu
fun sister 10 Purdy Chiei cay. ."o-
Der OF our town council, Mr.. W. Il. rite.
is very fast for his age. ne IS by Gay
Chief. out Of Peach Blossom. by son OF
Orange blossom, 2:ZG. one Of the favor
tes q King Strathmore. a splendid shap-
"a and stylish threc-vear-old gelding.
owned by DR. j. \. Barney, Jr., Of TINS
place King Strathmore Is by Strath-
more Allen. oam Lady Channce, 20, Gam IAN,
of Abdallah. l5 SECOND dam by Norman,
- third dam by Tom Hal, 5000. Brooks
thinks 2:30 viii be easy FOR MN with one
seasons work. At another time we may
give some others that are showing up
wei under Brooks tuition. 49,.
Mr. ". L. Laughlin. proprietor OF me
with his two trotters. Clay Chief 2.9S.
has shown trials close 20 2:2O. lie was
sired by Ashland Chief, dam by Ameri-
can Clay. lie IS full brother TO Blue
some stylish horse rs was ..s,, purcha ,e,.i
by Mr Laughhn In kentucky "a rev
years ago. Mr.. Laughlin wears ms most
pleasant smile. however. when behind his
four-vcar-old BAY stallion lIallock, by
halloween. son OF Aberdeen and a daugh-
ter OF Almont. %, dam DIDO. by Nam
brine Pilot. 2.2l, second dain ny imp.
Glencoe. with little handling he can
show a 2.26 clip. and the writer timed
him half in i1s without seeming 10 De
hurried. -
Another trainer Of prominence, Mr.;
VIM Newman has nearly twenty head
IN training at the fair grounds. Saten'
q Wilkes gclding. owned by Mr., BAKER
OF Winchester was o recent loss py ota,n
from his string. The writer timed nm
a half i'm 1903 81 and good authority
states that he trOtted a half in 1902 ana
a mile in 2J3 on our ll-mile track.
". l.. Kennedy. OF Cedar Dell Farm.
Failing creek. y. G.. writes me lhal
hfs brood mares and foals are doing nice
ly and 20 into winter quarters IN boOu
condition. All the farm mares dropped
foals in the spring by Samantha, son
OF Noryal and Milly by onward, ana
Lintcl. by Madrid. dropped brown
flly. Miss Mitchell, by bright Chief,
dropped q chestnut FLY, Horty H. by
Young Jim, dropped a bay colt fas'lme
by Onward. dropped bay colt and Adj
vice by Madrid also cropped a bay colt.
cant vs.. s. McCance, Of Petersburg.
Va. has lost by death The bay gclding
Poulden, g. by Noival, 2:li "a, dam Lazy
Bolton by Bolton. rs. lie was hand
some young horse and highly esteemed
by MS owner.
handsome brown mare, May AIcher; by
Casueman. dam hy Hetzel's Hambleto-
Man. on the ROAD. she was Dred IN
thc spring to Egwocd. 2.lS II. A year
ling out of her and by the same morse
is being wintercd at Acca farm. Inc
y0ungster g. called krcol and Is one OF
the handsomest colts on the place. lie
is owned by Mr. William Mckenzie.
Mr. r. NJ Arrasmith writes me from
OccOneechce farm That De IS JosSlns
twenty-five head or trot ters, RANGING
from yearlings 20 aged horses Tie bay
Glly Eufaula c., by Pamico. that trot-
ted a half I'm 1904 during me SUMMER WIS
very sick during the fan, but mas re-
covered and rs expected to make fitai
mare ncyt season. Among the yeafhngs
are Minnie Parish and Doodle Rags nS
IanccloA. Marie Reed, by kremlin anu
Miunie Tucker. by Noryal, give promise
OF making good two-year-oids luN1inoo,
"a tWO-year-Old chest nut colt by ramlico
is mixed gated and has SHOWN very
fast - both the pace and trot. \ bay
weanling colt by onward out or Nashu
c., by Pamlicoi is showing quite e tuIh
is the chestnut mare Redeem, by nsu
Hot. PA dam by Time Medium. she
is nicely gated and promises 10 make
"A good mare I'm her class next SEASON.
The chestnut gclding Peacock, 2:S 81, by
Robert Medium. is being logged on inc
road and should trot IN 2.l5 next season;
The brood mares all appear 10 pc III ivdi
and are in vigorous health Nj. -tIId-
smith will Jog his atring at the farm
during the winter and about the ISL OF
April will remove 10 some goOd western
track and work them for ,peed. lie eN-
poets TO have out strong stable next
season.
Mr.. Geo. Med Blake. of this city, has
purchased of f. Growse. cleveland -,
the bay stallion Prince belmont, loal.u
1888 by Belmont. s., dam Minnie y "
wood. by Nutwood second gam M ...l.ll'..
dam OF Irene. 2.20 l-2 by NahderVeeI
Abdaiah, son of Abdailah. ]. lie Is
typical Belmont in appearance, handsome,
blOod-like and stylish: tie was nrcu ny
IL. II. Hacke. of Pittsburg, Pa, VINO SOFA
him 10 Messrs. j. H. and L. i. Scales'
Byrdville, Va whose properly ne re-
malncd for a number OF years, ana was
then passed from those gentlemen bach
to Mr.. Hacke. The latter 500 nm 20 ~
MI Growse Prince Belmont has mad
but two OF his get regularly lrainea ana
those are the PAGERS Velocity, ga IL. anu
Princess Eulale, 2:29 Ii lie Will pe
placed in the stud by Mr. Blake and bred
to some good mares.
The fali race-meeting Of the Deep Run
Hunt Club at Chantilly. near this city,
on Saturday Nov. 30th, was grand
Success in point Of attendance ana 9th,r-
wise Two steeplechase races Tor hedNN
and lightweight hunters furnished sreat
sport for the elite Of Richmond ana
hundreds Of others who gathered on Tle
grounds. In the judges STAND were III
C. W. Il. Brock. Judge H. &. Minor, anu
+. Ashby Wickham. while W. }. carter
acted as starter. I'm the class Tor lBht-
weight hunters there Were seven starters
and the distance about three miles. rms
race WAS won hy A. s CraVcus chestnut
mare Bother. by Boutwell,. ridden by
Edward IT, Craven, while Dr. Joseph a;
Whites bay mare Lady Lewis lhlShrn
second with Mr.. Graham hobson up. III
the class for Wcight-carrNins hunters
there were five starters the route pc
ing laid out over the same course ana dis
tance as tho preceding race.
This furnished am interesting contest
and for the first two miles sr, Julian
Morris chestnut Geldng Starhght, leu.
then Grahm HObsOn brought up the Dig
chestnut ecldirg Acrobat and won easiiN.
Mr. Jno. SHELTON had the. mount ON star.
light and would have finished second put
for an ugly fan at the last hurdle. when
horse and rider went Down in heap
after taking the jump. fortunately
neither was seriously hurt. The chestnut
gelling Hard Times, ably ridden by MT.
" NJ Ioathley. ran well and though
NOT possessing the turn Of speed that
some of the others had. TOOK an or the
jumps nicely The success OF TINS meet-
inc viii encourage the club 80 put iofih
greater efforts and a meeting conducted
on "a much grander scale viii be given
ga the spring.
Mr.. Aigernon S Craven, the master Of
Greenwood farm ~ Albcmarlc and own
or of imported Grandmaster. Is an &C.
corupiished horscmnn. whether in the
saddle. driving a single. double, or tan
dem team. He is also at nome handiing
the ribbons over a four-in-hand ana at
Tho race meeting Of the Deep Run Hunt
club. witnessed the victory OF his chest
nut mare Bother from the front seat or
p tally-ho drawn by four nays. driven hy
himself Mr. Craven took out party
made up OF Mr. and Mrs. Wyndham r.
Meredith. Cen Dannev Maurv. Mrs
y. T. D. Myers Mrs. c. y Lanshorne. and
Mr. l. r. Myers. BROAD ROCK.
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