The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-02
tro,tlne qaarters in her work in ssls and


The chestnut gcldlng Angelus. 2.2ih BY
Whitby 2lSil. dam Winnprsd, by Bien-
nan. got fourth money IN the z.-f CLASS
tr0tting at Philadelphia on Tyssday, ana
nrisAsG second In the iourtn, h'at ~
l2W14 Angelus was bred ~ Nr. !. ~.
Hewitt. Weyanoke Va: who taye III, his
A. j Haws. J0hnstown. Pa. for Monroe
Wilkes. 2.li IA. and kitty - 80 - an"
some money In addiion'
Score another 22o performer for the
dead sam purdy. and game raceh9ist,
too. In this instance IL isthe gray geldlnb
Charlie H.. that won The t29 class tfol-
| ting i'm straight heats AT Belmont iark'
rhilaIolphia. on Wednesday. in ~
21S1-4. BIS IA. and defeated held oil
Lake those other gray sons Of Captain
Dainger1olds dead race-horse ana slIe
Of frOtters. Charlie G. and Sirontia' na
ro H. Us "A game consistent ia't-nv,,a.,
and is likely 10 beat 2.l5 handiiy Dc'oie
tho close Of the season e.,,.,..,,
a Michigan breeder puts the following
pertinent question 10 owners ol Sorsc
owing TO the condition OF the ~
| market for common horses ulne hi'N'tS
arc worth as much now as ln} 49,
Werel there Is but little broe1lrs, lid
IL takes six years 20 raise hVc-ytai ~ lo.u
| With the small amount OF brceln- 49,
| to-day. will not hve-year-0lcs y" $3.50
six years hence, and bring hieh y o,ood
| Wm IL not be better 10 breed your bvou
mares now and sell when scarce. tnal ~
,.'@if nntu scarce and high, and every
body breeds every old mare cNlslliS' "nr
when your colt Is foalcd nave az &c re
| neiphbOrs have yards fun Of colls' IL
suitlne ia everybody having hve-year-oids
10 sell? Think Of H.
Alcssrs. oscar a. Trowbridge and vi a. a.
WRIGHT have leased the track al I1i
| riqOnhurr Va. and viii conduct ppnhs
| training stable under the firm name on
| TrOwbrdge q Wright. MT. iroW ms
is well known. and has been ,gfoorrsiand.
! ous figure on the DcleWafe. MARY la',e'
! and Virginia tracks Tor SEVERN H.
Anon tho horses In the stable or MI;
TrOwhridee are q bay MY; ., =" eiic /.
hv Ncjo WILKES. dam by Volunteer, bay
colt. / by Medo Wilkes. dam by OWL NJ
toer These three are ownea 10y De-
Iohn Wallace proprietor OF me se-
serve Hotcl. az Hsrrisonburg. a SIX
vear-old gclding. by Sam Purdy, dam ny
! Engineer owned 10y Mr. d. \. raw ~ ~,
Of Augusta Ca, i NerE p,iin - and is
| liable IL trained. TO make calnpaS"tl
! Tho chestnut mare Otey Iatchtu ny
T. T. ". dam Naomi. by lsmael iassiIa.
| owned BY Whilby Farm, foaled, on My
18th. 4 chestnut colt by Noriolh' anu vac
bred back. al D..r4,. nv
sam purdy dam Molly lawn, nS a.oi In
| owned bv Dr +. W. owen, of Clalc,h"l,,
Va foalcd on April Sth, bay my ny
Iron Bar 2.2f ia, and VIII be pIcu I"
Norfolk. $3.50. .,-.... u,
have sold ten ycarlings and two-y ear-,9,iius'
evenly divided between cots ana nill.a
% T. w. Farricr. Wilson. n. {. AIilols
! the sales are the following. CARING Dds
colt by Red Wilkes. dam by Nu,WoIYu
,,oarlinc bav colt by Red Wilkes dam by
Happv Medium. bay colt. 2, Dy He ~.
Wihcs. dam by Kins Rene yen llns IA, ~
smith vcarling bay colt by Aihe W IKE
OK dam hv Mambrlno falcncn,
Lav INV by Red Wilkes. 9an
by Nutwood. yearling. pay ,.o.r i''rs
n,av fllv bv Allie Wilkes, dam bS 'otnt-
m0dore belmont: yearling chestnut MY
by Allie Wilkes. 2l5, dam by M' ai,,i mo
Paichen. and a yearling chestnut ""S 10y
simmons dam by William !"
Mr. John w. sale. who trained a string
! of horses over the Exposition bIouhos
track here last season, is now located az
lexington XIV. and IS working d number
- tbo got of the ir0n-hearted race-hofse
Temple Bar. 217 81 Among them IS tIe
gray stallion Iron Bar, 224 Ia, thal mas
shown half this season IN ~ airu
quarters In "a seconds Iron Gar II own
ed bv Mrs. j. l.. Lindsay OF thls ci'f
and IFS one OF the handsomest hoiSes III
training He got his record at hai'''iioio
last fall.
The following editorial appeared in a
! rocont Issue OF the Chicago torsemal'
Governor .OFerrall, Of rama gIh 70 i tbs
Washington Board Of Trade IN ms I'ps
| 10 tho structures OF that body anenl thS
racing as carried on az ~. Asal'll - az ~.
| Cor mo 70 saw" QuOth the Governor
sthat washington furnishes the peopie
who are violating virginia Jaws anu
making the locality an al. liilI,,,oS9 hers
eba should aid me in breaking up lhe
iniouitous dens. and If her autnoil d,,.5
| will secure evidence against ulel. "i
| keen the law-breakers uhief lntI 49,
| ,ruf have them arrested eNtradited, til,u,
and punished and no clemencN VIII pe
extended TO them" This is an eXtre mel;
sensible position 70 taKe, Mo9' 49,, Vol,
ors desire some one else 10 90 lne W. VIZ n
| ror fhen i'm order that they themselves
may yet the credit for IL. but IL u raj
that this fact IS brought so prolnli,.,,y
51y,r,errau saws. III Washington ciiizens
aid not violate the laws lnslo No'iu ~
| ro violators to arrest me pcvl IT, W
! Washington are fhose MI" ~ Governor
| 80 Viroinio has made an honest elicIt 10
suppress the gambling thal - ca -
ON near the racing lhcto5ui,,S -,
hsen powerless TO succeed for the REASONS
he gives.
Mr. Arornon paingorheld. Of Culpeper,
| who has been laid mp for some liilo VIZ
! " brol,en ler ia able to get about eeiu.
a.. Dafnoerfield has string of tro eis
W. r' ,,oinfne AT Daingerneld Farm, ana Is
ibo correspondent of several inrI jour
| nails. 49,. 49,. No,, ,,ociue, colt
! ~ Holms. hv Wills . "a 81, IA u biIo'
| Nv Angus. has been gelded, ana nc ~
nScts great things of him .,... Iii,
The Loudoun County Horse snow VIZ
bc hold al Uppery.llc. Va, Oh June l".h
and 14th. and promises TO- attract nlutu
aattcntion as usual II is quite
social event I'm the county
ca some as high-class hunters
,horouahhreda and haeknoys are EXHIBIT
"a thcre as can be seen anywhere ~
ne co1ntrv. Nlessrs. /. l.. Johnston g.
| Rixev. John Amber Brooke, ana ". n.
peters an Of Culpcper have entries 10
! the show. ,,.,, p,a1,o has issued
The can for meeting Of the Richmond
Riding Association on tomorrow nish'
Nfonday). at the Exchange Hotel 10
consider the advisability of giving q
roce meeting on the Attn Of July. President
Rlal,e earnestly requests that every mem
her ~ the association will attend. Ihere
Ia suf1icient home material 20 fiji a couple
- races each for runners and trotters, ana
enrnisR day Of most enjoyable sport
Cor the members Of the association ana
the public i'm general. The recent spring
,oco meeting vas very successful one,
,nd the members feel highly encouraged.
~, = odd Of thirteen at Belmont Park.