The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.
SOME INTERESTING NEWSI NOTES
FROM NORTH CAROLTNi.
Fast Youngsters In Training ut Ai"m"nce
Farnl-Joha II. Gentry wins u "re"'
Race and Equals His Record.

Holt A. scopt,s Alamance Farm Graham.
n. C.. though Mr.. Scott, VINO manaser
affairs has been away all the Sn,a'"'p
with the pacing stallion King Jh0' a., "a,
Gentry. 2:oS "a. and Baronet III - llS
stud companion Of that famous 50" Vi
Ashland Wilkes. ...o,, both
AT the close OF the. present season po'n
horses viii be retired to the stud "a, AZ
amance and their progeny developed on
the place Breeding and deNeiopins INC
liRbf-harness horse has lohs D,,r,ro,
matter OF fancy with Mr.. Holt. DuinIs
the heated term he resides on ti.e pa
and whites away many pleasant hours
watching the horses take their work otc.
the farm track. Mr. Holt IS s... sly.
Presbyterian In his views. ana, hHe ~
r. j. Hancock, Robt. Bonner A. >. AleA-
ander. ard other well-known Diee"0iS' ~
never wagers a dollar. -. ao.,,
Extensive improvements have Decl NSli .
pletcd at Alamance since the HFi'
brOod-mare and stallion barns pui.s a.
well az A good half-mile training udch
with long stretches and well throNn,uiP
turns beautiful driveway OF hva'iS
two miles winding through WoOu,,1iiilu
pasturage and skirting a fish-pond; an III
sight OF the farm mansion are piedSii's
features. 49,, ,oo,,
Something like twenty horses have neen
I'm training all the summer, ana freu.
Burns has ridden miles and fractions AT
a merry clip over the farm track
Baronet was sent home soon AFTER MS
race NJ Chicago The bay son Of Baron
Wilkes and I.amberia Is looking me ai9
will be started in some races TINS lal'
The dun mare LISA 2l6 81 anu -, ~
eorian 2.29 81 n chestnut son OF fIihce
ceoree are both fit TO go out and win
money. Choctaw by Melville CMei. uail
nv Woodburn HambetOnian. mas SHOWN
a trial In 2:29 -. and VIII be driven LOT
a record His full sister Alice Coiiiis Is
the dam of the fast mare Massie oa,'i H.,
bell. 2:Y IL. The trio are all oWheu ~
Col. Bernehan Cameron, at falrihlosn
Stud Farm. Nelly Jewett, bay mare
bv Jerome Eddy. out Of Nelly ~ vy
Green's Hambletonian, Is eNpecleu 10
enter the list of standard speed, as IL
Pepper Sauce. a bay FLY three years oiu'
by onward dam by Mambrino Patcheh.
Brave Boy, a highly formed hanas0Ine
bay colt three years OLD, py biaNe I,"t
son Of Aberdeen has been driven trlai
in 2.3s -. but can 80 much faster.
Anie Pamlico. a gray FLY. whose name
indicates her paternity, Is natural PAGER
and is likely 10 make a very fast mare.
Gov. Holt and pamlett. both two-year-
old colts. by Pamlico. the former out OF
Blondette BY Leland and the latter ont
of Pearl Lambert. by Ben Franklin. are
highly priced. Gov. Holt VIII MAKE a
trotter. He has shown quarters In 80 u
seconds. Pamiet is PAGER. ana .ast.
Burns has driven the colt quarters III 81
seconds Defender, a chestnut colt one
year old. by Gregorian dam by trankhn
Chief is according TO age, the fastest
member of the training stable. He trots
while Jogging, but when started up taxes
TO the pace | saw Burns drive him
ouarter In Sc seconds. and the finish was
apparentlv easy Defender is owned by
cant. James y. Williamson. Of Graham.
Virginia NJ a bay yearling flly also py
Cirecorian, but out OF mare oy ArIs'os'
is regarded as very promisir z. she Is
owned by Mr. J. w Menefee, part owner
of Miss Lassiter, dam OF Miss Nelson
2I2 Il.
low 2.22 10 was watching over chest
n II colt foaled I'm July. her first born.
by Giambrino Russell. while near by was
rcr dam Lady Cramer, by fremont, 10.
The latter was barren this season, ana
bred 10 y; ronet
of MAY Morning. by Mambrino Patchen'
and she out Of the famous Betty Brown,
las q roam colt by Baronet and was Dred
back TO him. as were most OF the farm
mares this season.
The trotting-horse interest has been
livelier this season than during any pre-
vious year at Greensboro. y. g.. ana NOV
ing spirits like William II. Osborne. fres-
ident of the Kelley institute, James H.
Walsh of the Southern railway; e., T.
Vanstory. and other residents OF tho place
have made il so.
car loads Of well-brod trotting stock
have been brought from the Blue Grass
region Of Kentucky and distributed.
chestnut mare Lady Mils. by Chos'oes,
dam by Othelo. Miss FoXie, by Rouhde-
lay. dam by Brown chief. ana a tWo-
year-old chestnut fllly. by Empire Wilkes,
out of Chance. da moi Barney. p 2.Os -.
Mr.. Walsh owns the bay selding Tom
Tate. by Aaron Wilkes, dam Lady MAY.
nv Jno. ". Daniel and Lula Ray gray
pacing flly. by Nivesse. dam by onward.
Mr. Nanstory has string OF horses III
training at the Greensboro track in charge
Of Richard y. German. The latter is
working for speed the big hay stallion
Pressure Isle, 2.Z9 il, by Norfoik, Dam
Nambline. by Mambrino King; Melassen,
a bay FLY three years OLD, by Idihl,u,
r0an mare Lady May. by Jno. w. Daniel
MIR. German is also handling for hr. l.
J. REYNOLDS, the woli-known t"paceofist,
Of Winston. n c.. the bay mare Marie
Prescott. ny Sultan; the bay mare Llsht-
foot. and a few others.
Mr. J. NJ. Reese. treasurer or Green's
horo. is driving on the road the crown
mare Egrcita, by Eghert, dam Mliahu..'
NV Dor Grail. son Of Lexington. Egret,a
rs a mare Of grand style and high hnish
and able 10 draw two men in road
wagon with ease at merry CLIP.
Secretary James T. Wrav. Of the Rock
ineham County Far ASSOCIATION, - OUT
with the programme Of fall race-meet-
INC 10 come off at Reidsville october 18th
10 November list. The mile track at
! Reidsville is one OF the fastest and best
I'm the South, ana the neat sum ~ f''7''
will be offered in purses. List OF races
follow:
First dav-Tuesday. oct %
30. ]. . minute class, trot anc pace
purse 500.
no. .. PCS class. trot. PURGE 5000.
| No. 3. 2.20 class tIot. purse 500
Second day-Wednesds oct. SV-
No. L. 2.i5 class, trot, purse 500.
40. g. 2.25 class, trot, purse 500.
No. g. s-year-old ard under, pace or
trot. free for all. purse 500.
Third dav-TtLrsday, oct 81
No. Z. 2.2S class. trot. purse $40
NO. g. 2-year old and under. trot or
pace, ? IN g. free for all. purse $50:
No O. Free for all trOt, purse $50.
Fourth day-Friday. Nov. J.
No TO- 2:25 class, pace. purse 500
No. IT, Free for all pace. purse 500.
No. y $40 class, trot, purse 500.
Reserved for specials. 500.
w. G. Bryan won a good race with
tho bav geldng Albert G at the recent
Timonium, Md, Fair Starting in the
2.s5 class. trotting I'm a field Of eight ne
finished second the first heat in 2:B 81.
after which Albert c won the next three
heats and the race. Time. 30 81 ~ II.
2.27 IA. Albert 9 is shapely bay geld
ing four years old. by Clay, son OF Walk
or Morrill,. dam by Signet, 2:& IA He
liam T.. wilkins. Birds Nest Va. and
during the past winter was purchased by
Mir. William A. Walker. of this city, and
eelded The time OF the second heat
constitutes Albert Cs record, but over
a good mile track the bay son OF clay Is
capable OF beating 2.2O.
The programme OF the Ninth Annual