The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-24

Point Breeze Park. Philadelphia, last DC
lober against the toughest comgina,lon
that man or horse ever Struck. uone
her quarter In 20 "a SECONDS. ,ue .as
est ever paced or trotted 9 9ns' b b" Noryai.
She has a two-year-old MY py ,ntnd'
al4 81 that can pace Ike r. "nIiw"i.
Third Is hose Leyburn. fuil slster 40
Catherine Llyburn that took her Lecotu ~, III
a race after an accident. IN Mhr N1t,, SrO
ran away She has two colts by Whtonl
tore three and the other two years, anu
both OF them are very profnsNhg' Iie.,h
fouTth. and considered able TO enter the
90 liet when called upon. The nftn Is
Alice Leyburn. 2:29 "a. by baron WlIktes'
and said to be the fastest OF the family.
she took her record last season, wheh
three years old. and was purGhas,ed re
Gently by John l.. Madden at Woodland &
Shanklin's sale at Lexington, KY.
"Mamie's sixth ana last ioai Is Sou. i IA
record Of 223 II. and sold at Woodard a.
Shinkin's sale for S.yo You snouiu
have witnessed the lively bidding on her.
All the horsemcn seemed 10 want her.
Catherine Leyburn would have brought
double what she cost Mr.. walton; our
farm horses have all wintered well, ana
a good lot will be ready, lot tra I,darS
when the weather opens The two-year-
olds are fine collection. ana the oider
horses that we expect 20 campaign com
prise such good ones as Catherine Icy
burn. I'D -. W llpOOhdt GsiS ~ Nt'N'NN'
2.2 IA. and others"
Mr.. j. J. Curtis. father Of that prince
Of Young trainers and drivers, kichatu
Curtis. OF Lexington, KY, says thal MIS-
Nelson. III 81. bids fair 10 rival the gieat
Pamlico in race horse qualities. 1he IaSt
daughter OF Norfolk has Wintered wei
aad is in high flesh. The form ana quar-,
~ shown 10y the horses in young GURUS
stable during two seasons past nay
gained him a brilliant reputation, ana me
string he VIII have out TINS year ~ "
largest. and promises to be the pesl ne
Mr. Amen IT, Donnan, OF this city, has
been requested by the well-kn0Wh troL-
ting horse broker. I'd. de cernea OF N NH
York city 90 name a price on MISS TIL
SON 212 a. she is in fine form, and gives
every promise OF being better mar tns
coming season than al any ui,Ie wv 'i'S
her tIrf career. Mr.. Donnan Is hO' a g
any means anxious to part WIN n,'id
hui named s., so as the price thal "ouiu
lac required for her TO pass from lis
hands The figures named seems iair az, as
she is but six years ola anu souIiH 80 80
Nelson should prove a great mare III her
class this season.
Mr.. Julian 5. carr, Occoneechee stud
Farm. Eillsboro. y. mas 1as I RirH dam am
Nymph. by Reveller to Happy Russeil;
pacing 2.2l -. Happy Russell Is owned
by Mr. Edward B. Emory, I0piar iro ,
Farm.
tive foal by him out of SkylCck viii com.
binc blood lines which have produced
such campaigners and race horses az AZ
lcrton, 2:09 "a. Happy Bee, 2:l5 ga; Hap
py Lady. 2I6 "a, etc;
Messrs. Holt & Scott, Alamance Farm
Graham, y. G., have Issued a neat cata-
logue OF the stations owned al the farm
There are full page illustrations of each
horse. with tabulated pedigrees ana sum
marics Of races in which they took part
The premier sire Is John X GentIy,
2GS "a, holder of the pacing tlaii.ol
record The famous son or Ashland
Wilkes and Damewood presents tamliiar
appearance hooked 70 q bike sulky with
MoHenry up. The SECOND ~ sta dId ,i ~
is "A son OF Baron Wilkes and Iantberta,
dam of three with records and another
With "A trial OF 215. The third on inc lst
is Gregorian,. 2@ 3d. son on Ola INN" AZ
George and Beltina, by Manileld. All
three horses are descended from cholce
performing and producing strains, ana
are grand individuals as well
One of the stations kept 70 service at
Mr. T. IOrillard's RancOcas stud Farm
Jobstown. ~ j., Is lconociast. by I'M
ported Mortimer. out OF the great race
js fulI brother TO the chestnut stalllon
UeimdaI. owned by the estate Of Major
rhomas ". boswell, at Bullheld Farm, IN
Hanover county.
The special sale OF trotting- bred STOCK
10 be held by w. J. Carter at Snyfh
Rrothers' Great SouthsTn Horse Bazaar
1436 to 14i0 east Franklin street on wed
uesdav. March 9Th, at v A. M, CONSISTS
of some very desirable aterial: me ilst
is made up OF "A consignment from NOT
x SCOTS Alamance Farm, GTaham, n
., home of the pacing stallion 1lng: Jot ,d
r. Gentry. 2:03 "a; Baronet. ~ IL, etS
Every animal VIII go 10 the highest bld-
dor and il will prove interesting 10 con-
suIf the advertisement OF this saie' 10 De
found i'm another column. Catalogues can
he had of w. j. Carter, at this once or
Smyth Brothers, 436 to l44o east FTantkilh
street.
Mr. J. d. Perry, Lexington, Ky" VIII
,oid sale Of trotting stock at the Tx
n0eition grounds on Wednesday morning
ar If o'Clock. Among the offerings are
a full brother TO the fast pacing staLlon
Hustler Russell. 2:l2 II, that won the
fr@s' for-aIi class at our Exposition race
meeting last fall. There are also trot-
ters with records. fine roeusters ana
sadlers. brood mares In foai, elegantly
brcd stations. and colts and miles, III
FOR any place. .,.
The stock ls consigned by prominent
Kentucky breeders. and every amman Is
sold under a guarantee. Further par
ticulars are set forth in Nj. Perrys no
lice, 10 be found in another column