The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

same sire out OF Maggie Mitchell, VIII
be trained. Jim Keene. bay geidlng'
by Nutwith. 2:s IL out OF Nelly furdy'
BY Sam Purdy. Is used as ROAD morse
At his city stables in Culpeper, MI.
s. l.. Cooper has the aged brown stallion
Startle, thoroughbred son Of Alarm ana
Irene. by imp. bennington. AT YER
sailles Stud Farm, near the town, MI
Cooper has Paragon. thoroughbred son
Of Stafford and Tara. by Blarneystone.
In the brood-mare paddocks at the farm
arc daughters Of imp. Darebin. Atlantic
Dan Sparkling. Harry Bassett. Ten Brock,
and Forester
Among the Thoroughbred yearngs are
a bay colt by Taragon. out Of imp. he
ziak. by Darehn, and a quartette or
chestnut fillies. by the same sire, out OF
imp. Rose Of California, by Atlantic;
Little Neil. by Dan Sparkling. and Ella H.,
by Harry Bassett. Patty. by FORESTER
dam by imp. Piso, has chestnut colt by
TaragOn.
Secretary J. 4. Jarvis. Of Eastville, va,
IL out with the race programme OF the
Chesapeake Fair and Agricultural Asso-
citation. TO be held at Cape Charles, Va
on August p. q. p. and %. The annual
fairs Of this association are eagerly an
ticipated by thousands in that section
anu lH' lAf'N dif usually NN'A ~'-'-
and furnish good sport.
The following Is the programme;
First day.-Thrcc year-olds, etc, +. :.
Va. Sie3. 2.-9 trot 800; 2:4 tret and 2'2b
pace, mixed, 500; running, hah-mile,
two in three. 500.
Second day.-2:2s trJt. $25o; 213s trot'
500. four-year-Olds. etc, l.. :. Va, >lJV-
Third dsy.-2:A tot and 2.5o pace. mix
81, sZJ0 two-year-Oits, etc, r. :. Va
500; PIG trot and 21S pace. mixed. SioO;
running. half-mile. two in three, 800.
Fourth day.-3oo trot. 500; 2.5S trot.
r. 5. Va. 500. 2:22 trot, 500; rs pace,
+. : Va. horses. 800
AIR !. II. Mayo has bred three of HI
best mares to Norfolk this season. lie
has faith IN the capacity OF the hig son
OF Nutwood to sire size. finish, and speed.
The handsomest and most highly priced
Of the trio is the elegant bay mare Bes-
sic Mcdonald by FlyaWay. She has two
FLIES by Peoria, son OF Favorito Wilkes.
Mr.. Mayo also bred q bay and q chestnut
mare. both by Carlos, to the sire Of Miss
Nelson PIP 81.
Tie bay stallion Oirin H. recently died
Of collie at Occoneechee Farm. Hlllsboro.
y. G.. He was four years Old and by
StambOul. 2.ol ~. dam Ida, by Nephew.
Orrin ii. was bred IN California and
brought east and sold in New York city
at auction as "a yearling. when ne was
purchased by j.. ". 3arBcs. OF Wilson.
y. c., who owned him at the time OF ms
death. For nearly two years past Orr,n
II. had been kept AZ Occoneechee Farm
whore some well-brcd mares were mated
with him.
Mr.. Charles r. Stokes has placed ms
good two-year-old brown colt Ginter III
the hands Of William G.. Bryan al the
Exposition Grounds track. for training
He is by Quartermaster. dam Maud t..
by Black Hawk Eclipse and is fun
brother to the fast thTee-year-Oid Hui
man. owned by Mr. 4. f.. Donnan. iu the
stable Of Richard Curtis. of Lexington.
KY. Before leaving Lexington for the
summers campaign Curtis drove Huffman
a mile Ia 2.22 -. the latter MALI in Jos -
and the final quarter in % ID seconds.
Bryan had Huffman In his two-ycar-old
form and regards Gintcr as equally prom
isine. The black yearlng colt one year
old. by Rupee. oil. out of Maud L.. also
owned by Mr. Stokes, is in the stable or
lno. Shillinglaw at Glenlea farm. ana
that able handler looks upon MIN as
the making OF a trotter Mr. Stokes
Is bree ling Maud l., the dam Of THESE
colts, on shares 10 Jno. r. Gentry 2.03 3d.
with Holt 4 Scott the owners OF the
champicr pacirg stallion.
Mr.. AlgernOn Dairgerneld writes me
from Culpeper that the race meeting
conducted by him at the Bafncerficid
Farm track was quite successful II
came off on July 9Th and the six hundred
people In attendance had good srCrt and
witnessed some we'll contested events.
The rtrners that started I'm the races
mere from Washington, Richmond. ana
other places.
The bay geldirg Albert c.. four years
old. Ny Clay. son Of Walker Morrill,, dam
by Signet. 2.27 II. owned by William A
alker, is fast improving I'm the hands
Of W. c. Bryan. at the Exposition
Grounds. a few days a-0 Bryan drove
the gelding three workout miles I'm 2:io,
2:5o -. 2.zj ~. The bay hly Irene l..
g. by Bourbon Baron dam Otey Patchen.
by T. +. v, In the same stable. recently
trotted a quarter in IS seconds. ana BRYAN
is highly pleased with her
At the recent Grand Rapids MichJ
trotting meeting the bay colt Theodore
Shelton started I'm the Z.30 class. pacing
In which there We're eight starters. ana
won his race IN straight heats Tire.
2.i9 Ii. 2:l9 81, 2:19l He is fun
brother 10 the chamui0n pacing stallion
Jno. X. Gentry. 2@ 81. and promises 10
make sensational performer.
The gray stallion iron Bar distinguish
ed himself 81 Grand Rapids Michigan.
on July "a, by winning the PA class. trot-
ting' which IL took four heats 10 decide
by a field made w Of eight starters. me
nrst heat he finished second to Claus AL
mont IN 20, but the second and third
heats ne won in 2I6 il and PIG -. after
which the race was carried over I'm the
Following day when the gray stallion
wen The fourth and deciding heat easily
ina 30
Iron Bar is five years old. and while
not large he is one Of the haudsomasf
horses In training. He has a perfect
temper and disposition. and In his four
yedf-0id form was frequently driven
about the streets Of Richmond by ms
owner, Mrs. Jno. l.. Lindsay. lie Is by
Temple Bar. dam Camelia. by Nambrino
Bob. Iron Bar has been trained ana
driven In all OF his races since ms two
year-old form, when his turf career be-
gan. by Mr.. Jno W Sale. a brother OF
Mrs. Lindsay.
AT three years he earned a record OF
2.55, which was reduced in 1894 10 2.g41-f.
and the latter he lowers just eight See
Onds in MS first start OF the season, and
before its close he is likely TO trot in glg.
William Bass was quite successful with
the Acca farm horses taken TO the re-
cent trOttinS meeting al the Gentlemans
Driving Park, Baltimore. Win MISS
Finney he won the 2:i0 class, trOttlng,
and got with il a record OF 2.Z Ii IA the
first heat for the mare. the second going
TO the bay stallion, Ben Ingraham. by
lngraham, owned by Jno. Mariner, or
Norfolk, after which Miss Finney won
the third and fourth heats in 2:27 II and
2 y IL. She is a well-dnished gray
mare by Gray Eagle son OF Walker Nor
riu and Is op ned bv Jno. McCauIev OF