The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

FAY s. There are ten thoroughbred mares
at Valmont farm and most of thcm were
bred during the spring to NorW1,ou or
the list are Jeanette. by NorthumDe.r,-
land, out of Last Hope. BY. Asteroia;
Petralla, by Jonesboro. out OF Heiress. 10y
imp. Scythian; Danseuse. by mp, r ra'
Lyon. out of Waitress, by sahua' NJ
nina, By Heimdal. out OF Gem. ~ o,f
of Magenta; Constance. by MarwIcSs' w. ~
OF Achsah. by yauxhall: Ferfleai' py
Tom Bowling. out Of Lavina, by hyuer
Ali; Curry Nugent by Chance, oua ~, Va
Creole Belle. by Goiitza; SISTER pon1 1s,,''
by blanchard, out OF isons, 80 yg avril
haitian. and the aged chestnut mar A a,.,,'
by Brennan, out Of Ariel, by IMP , 1911
coe. and her daughter Norma, by heih-
dal ...
Robert Bradley sIll has the chestnut i9e
mare Panway up TO winning lo' -
pulled off a good race at Brighton Beach
on Wednesday with her. she - sN y raI .
old and by Panique. out OF l,y tn' -
Mr.. James n. Walsh. Greensboro, ~ Va
has sold TO 4. T. Vanstory same place
the roam mare Lady May. BY Jno. w.
Daniel, son OF Walker Morrill,. ,
The brown mare Miss Nina, owned AT
Occoneechee Farm. Hillsboro, y. -. nus nus
been put TO pacing. SNORT I'M ~, .ore
and stiff from farm work ana nara uriv.
ing that she could show no speed al any
way OF going iii, 81,
Early in the summer she met WIN an
accident and was placed IN the n isri',l,
barn for treatment ana alter suiiti, ~.
recovery the farm trainer, Mr. Arts,.s',,
began driving her on the ROAD. enc 40
properly shod and balanceu anu ~
learned TO step halves at the -, -,
ll2 and lib Miss Nina Is thirteen yt~.
old and by Woodburn haIhDi''o''''"'
dam untraced. .. Ola
The bay colt Gov Holt. two years ora,
Is the richest bred among the soas "a "a
Pamlico In North Carolina. ii re a. pior-
at Alamance Farm and his Dam - 80
dette. by Leland, second dam ny ho,-
lucky Prince. and third dam ga ~, ny
Banker. By Roe's Abdallah Cnlel. lno
youngster is a trotter. He has shoMn
a mile over a Ealf-miie track Shd tSa
a slow enc, too; IN 1 ,iSer his head for
a quarter and sent along he Las
the distance I'm IS IL seconds. ,,s..
The big chestnut gelding COCK rom ,.,,i
that trottod TO a record OF 80 D. a. ~
sineton, y. C.. ~ V'toneA "a hrad bv
owned IN Baltimore. lie was t Dlsu ~.
can't Il, p. williamson, AT falrei,N
Farm. Raleigh. y. C.. and sired by trank,
lin chief. dam Ruby ", by Maryia'u
Volunteer - this
season IN the Whitby Farm stallion nor
folk. son OF NutwOod and Lazy , Alic',
nv n, nibrlnO Chief among them iiy55t
Maid. dam Of Halo. 21S II pacing y"
Iassiier dam OF Miss Nelson, -, -, -
and Alice Collins da, Woi oL "S ana Maggie
C,r,nbell trottcd 10 their records TINS
Jno. r. Gentry was in great form "a, al
Dubuque Iowa, on N edntsudy ID. "a
famous son Of Ashland NiikeS M ~ Ia
to victory IN straight heats'
Fatchen and EidOl ,.t ooso
In the third heat he equaled VIII 80. -
his champion mark Of 2o3 5-i' paclls s NJ
fastest heat of the year IN d az speed
horse living has a greater oursI Vi 'to,t,
than Gentry while he possesses uoti,
courage and staving powers. Al olieI OF
con on was refused for the stallion tils
season. r...,a n,oho
THE diminutive bay stallion Little lope,
by Pamlico won the nrst neat Oh ,l M
220 class, trottng. al the ,r,esdav in
Driving Park. Baltimore, on Iuesu"ii =, g. So
ODD 3 A. but after that he was never ~ ~
the three deciding heats and race gong
to the bay geldng McDuf. p.,,,.or,
The bay stallion HaVelok, 10y = ~ ie
dam Iottie. 2.2S. by Hambletonlah' Nv
,,aJe "a season here some years ago aho
left a few foals. among theh w ",,
mare Mrs Shirley, owned ana diiFeh vN
the road BY Chas. O. Campbell anu III,
bay stallion Havelok, Jr the lat1er Naaiii
bred by Mr.. Harry {. Beatue Nno S1,t
owns his dam, Baroness, by Rothschlid
Hayelok, Jr, holds pacing l'co.1 ~
90 IL He is owned by Thomas olaih
and has been tIairod anC driven IN me
races by William l.. Pass. HaNeloh' 9o'
of Princeps. is owned and kept Tor ser
vice a. Blacksburg, Va, by Mr.. - - Sic'
Donald. - 800.
Tho well-known road, driver, and trot'
ting-horse fancier. Mir. James &. snl, ~
as advertised in this issue, has decided
10 dlscontin lie his "a cling establishment
and will dispose Of his horses at "ue
ton They are all clever and well dis
posed. and fine roadsters.
4 grand opportunity Will be oitered IN
tending purchasers to secure high-clds,
rosdstcrs. trotters. and saddle-horseS al
w. J. Carter a CO.. : safe, 10 De nero iiei'
IN October 2tth and 18th. Their adVer-
tisement in another column sets forth
pa rticulars. o,D roc,-