The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
THE TRAINING EST1BLISHMENIs
ON EASTERN SHORE.
A New Association at Cuipepper-sate oil
ZingaralIa, Last Call, Henryoi VA
yarrc and Hanover.

At LanghOrne r trni. near newport
News, i. X. Bryan Is working ten OF
twelve horses over the half-miie trach'
and some youngsters are being given
their first lessons on the small circular OF
kindergarten track. The farm Is but SIX
or seven miles from town, and the roads
are smooth. and the drive is very pleas
ant one. Mr.. d. 5. Jones. who owns 'he
establishment selected the brood mares
and stations In person. lie Is well read
on blood lines and performances anu
watching the youngsters take thelf "olN
arouses a sense OF pleasure ana recrea-
ton. SOuthrOn, "A stOutly-built, brown son
of Eagle Bird. 2.2l, and Cricket py N Mill
brine Abdalldh, now four years oiu' vas
bred to a few mares in the spring anu
then given some work az the trot, nut II,
prefers 10 pace, and Bryan tnihks
trained at that gait he would learn To
20 fast His DAM Cricket, produced tnc
fast pacing mare Capel. 2:lOl- ana jim
Young. Z.2' II o., .o--
Nutsid is a chestnut colt, three years
old. by Sidney. dam Marian, by Nut"e9u'
second dam Nellie. dam Of Bealry NC,
2l41-4 He Is sixteen hands hish, anu
possesses a high degree OF hnisn anu
style. lie was bred TO some mares III ne
spring, and then worked for speed az the
trOt. -,
Bermuda Star, By Bermuda. dam by
Nfambrino Star. was bred TO Nutsil, as
were Lady WOOdburn and Nooupul"
Relic both by WOodburn Hambleton,i,an.
Among the horses In training are hei NV,
pine. a gray nly. 3. by Artillery dain
Grace Medium, by Happy Medium So
ond dam Grace Goodman, dam by I - %
Wilkes. POI 81: Nora, "A brown MY, ..
by Electricity, 2ll 81, dam by NtpI,,i','
Selma. a brown FLY, 3, by fIanT,iiiSS9
dam Nv Holstein: Playful, a bay MY, D.
4. ktf11r4c by 1IfltlI'Af
and n bav colt. .. by lombard. son o.
ARTILLERY, dam Belle, dam OF Mamie -
%, Il. Ito, mo that
about 1874 Mr. Ed. r.. Waddey, OF haS'1
Vile. Va, bought IN New Srk ,t-ia
brought TO the Eastern Shore OF s ,,l','
A.. GREW French-Canadian pacing sld'i',''
called St Louis. He was qulle Hp -
and at that time the fastest morse on on. 'n ne
Eastern Short ST. Louis j. Irsol ~
being a large handsome horse OF pyM
erful build. which he transmNth 10 ~
deecendants. He sired the third Jam %
The fast pacing stallion Marendes' ~ -.
son of Walker Morrill,, ana o"iic. ~
Ed +. Nottingham. OF East ,li ne, S,ring-
norarv with st. Louis was betsey HpiHaS
or nj that time n noted mare IN ths sun, ~.
section. She. too was quite speeuy, ~.
the gray stallion could always IN ~
measure The bcst-known descehuh,iss ~,
Betsey Springer is tae roam roam mar, hro,rb hi a
number OF .well-bred and fast hoissS ~
tho Eastern Shore from time - ~
Among them Mcpuu, notel ioSa1 a..
ster that passed 10 Judge j. II. D@p5'e1,,
and the good mare Maria L 80 called
NcDuf and Maria Daney were 0"ii''
Tho iight-harnoss horse has the call on
the Eastern Shore Of Virginia. anu "u LA
hers of good ones are bred, rais.u -. ,,,,I
+reir,d there where the tlolousIus ca
forrncrlv nourishel. though the eAtehSiitr
,,eo ~ The latter resulted In iouhndlloll
- ~ great value Mares with SlI"i'S
infusions Of blood direct from ths -, -
time four-mile race horses W. - the
with trotting-bred stations, mos'ls % 100
Nfer,ap strain. and the cesult mas "cr
one Of the most satisfactory XIII
friend writes IRE tnat l. :. l 'lli' - t.,,t.rs
merits on the EastSrn Short III ,,5
and pacers are quite nunl.i' ~, -
Go,'rieh AZ most Of the towns III th't -
ticn At Cape Charles some gco1 v 49,, o..
49,. ,.orisel over the fair-1I ouilu1
track. an Eastville Mr.. Henry H. I'M, I'M.
90 training the handsome pay 80 h,e
salem Nv IrOquOis. ana stNtidi " ~,
~. u.iila near by Ed. i. Noun htIi,
has Marerdes 217 IA. ana Cthei lnS. -
Y oll-bfed ones I'm prepaIaleh iol III, 49,
Tho Flovl brothers, at brluSr 'vMI -
,~aaa liberal expenditures OF uiil' -.
49,. ,rd cotton tOgctf CT some very
deeirable material. In this STUD th'y ~ ~,
80. nj Cuvlor. General Benton. ana on.
nov and the get OF these aires on Va
daiiehters OF General Wellington, M' az,
der. Splitwood, son or W eut'tM e1 w., the
Will-ie Collins are bcin. trainer al ny
farm r. T. Scott owner or tht
known chestnut stallion Sienet, - -,
also resides at Bridseto"h' ..lu t,iii-
some promising ones. pcois' =; ~ -,
lo-o IL. Walker conduct putlc u".h-
Inc, stable at Pungotcague. ana nave "a,
velopod aCmc pretty fair horses. Al Nc
lar station about four mila IS noltn on
Pnncoteaege. Mr. J. r. Bull breeds am
trains some very promising colts' re ne
bred and sold quite number 10 soon 80
vantage Mr. l.. r.. Sturgls, or oidH-
cock has a speedy mare by Gay, e'm ~
Hamblctonian Messenger second dam 10y
Odin Bel. sire OF Sadie Ben. 80 am
TONES Ir.. sire Nelly d., 2lb IL, VII
lion, West and r. : Hopkins. or the
same place have couple or hoIseS III
training that are quite promising.
At GAINESVILLE. Mr.. H. i. James mas a
wcll-appointed establishment and quite q
good string of horses In training. lie mas
a good track and plenty or sttpi.-I o ..i.i
The aged mare BctZ Springer by captain
Is owned By him. She is twerty-loui
years old, and dropped colt In the
snring by Powell and was bred 10 bur
sar. brother 70 Broomal, 2l3. PoWeil ana
Pursar are I'm training. The former rs 10y
Wickliffe. son Of George wilkes dam
Poesie. by Jay Gould. while Bufsar is
bv Stranger. cut Of Brooch, by Jay tould.
they were both bred by II. y. Smith. ~
Fashion Stud Farm. and were purchased
bv Mr. James al the closng-out sale OIL
that noted farm. Bursar has three-ye1r-
old record of 2:S7 S-4. and this season, IN
his four-year-Old form, Mr. James hopes
10 see the brown stallion trot IN 30.
The Culpcpcr Fair and Racing Asso-
citation has been formed. ana the new or
ganizatiOn las the support ana ana 81
most Of the prominent business men and
farmers I'm the county. MIR. ]. j. johnston
* president Norman Ashby treasurer
and the well-known turf writer ana horse
man Alcernon Daingerield. holds the
position of secretary.
Tuesday and Wednesday, September 81
and 4th. with over Sl,0O0 hung up I'm purses
and prizes. Among the very attractive
features offered by Secretary DainSerhele
are running and trottine races' MI
Jumps over hurdles. exhibition or SHOW
horses. and the like
The meeting will be held on the grounds
Of the old Cuipeper FAIR Association now
known as the Dai ngerfeld Stock farm
The formation OF the new association
should do much 10 encourage the breed
ing and handling Of Ligh-class harness
saddle. and thoroughbred horses IN thai
section. which IS so well adapted for the
industry.
Purdy Wilkes. by sable Wilkes. 2ls
dam by Sam Puriy. is new candidate
for turf honOrs. over a slow halI-mllt
track in California he recently trottec
TO a mark Of 2.20 u. Daughters oi san
Purdy. with opportunities. are liable 70
figure prominently as producers. Iht
fast geidlng Prince Purdy. that entered
the list of standard speed tni. season
has for a dam o daughter Of Capt Dam
gerneld's dead favOrite-
The crack pacing stations. John X
Gentry, 2.R "a. and Joe Patchen, -Ut
met in "A match race az freep0rt Ill.
and the hay son OF Ashland Wilkes easi
w demonstrated his superiority by win
ming In straight heats. Time. 2:Ol 81