The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

Inc p Gentry. 1908 81, holder OF tie
Elm, staIIion record. sired - colts thAe
are now the property OF MS iuin,'',
vyhnso name the son Of Ashland WIN
hears AT Hnghesvlle. Mo. flfte'n VI
the As are pacers and three OF 'he"i -
shown quarters I'm 81 seconds az yea'i"'sss.
Gentry was bred 10 some good mares '',S
season by his present owners, no.,
scott Graham. n. G., who shipped th'm
TO t'reeport. Ill.,. where the stanton ""'
Wintered by NJ r.. McHenry. ...
tn aged gray mare Letue Nattersoh'
o.of "a nv Jim Schriber Is owned ty
Mr.. w. H. Brew stanton, va. Sh' na'
a vearllng colt by Keystone, oioo. anu W.
bred back 10 him this season. MI nt.W
also owns Keystone. son OF tanno''.'o
and Bess, dam of Camille, I'D Ia py
Volunteer. =,
Mr. + W. Barnes. OF Wilson. n. g., at
tended Woodland & Shankiin's sale Of
trotters al Lexington, Ky, and secured
ouite a number of bargains In well-bred
brood mares Among those he purcnased
was Evelyn, full sister TO Temple bar'
2l7 "a by Egbert. out or Netue llme,
by Mambrino Time, price SID. Evelyn ~
fourteen years old, and dam or 'ucHo"'
2:l6 IL a. 49,
a hav colt bv PamIico. dam by Alcnntara.
The youngster is a good individual ana
quite promising for speed. MI. rams
owns the beautiful bay gelding Jackson
ian. By Autograph. that has been trained
and driven this season by a. H. tyson
Richaid Curtis won the 2:lS class. trot-
ting. for a purse of $3.50, at Louis.ni"
on last Tuesday with Miss Nelson ih,re
we're seven starters. among them 'eie-
rima and The Conqucror. but the daugh-
ter Of Norfolk won IN straight heats
Tirie PA. 213. PA IL After the race
she was taken to Lexington, KY, where
CHE will winter in the stable or GURUS.
The brown colt Human, by Quarter
master. out of Winnie D., by Hannis, IN
the stable OF Richard Curtis. that gave
, promise Of making very fast performer
this season, got out or shape ann was sen.
home. He will be gelded this winter ana
Mr. Allen f.. Dcnnan. his owner, expects
10 see the son OF Quartcrmaster trot 10
a low record IN 1896.
Secretary J. f. Wray, OF the Rocking
ham Fair and Racing Association AZ
Reidsvillc. y. c., writes me that the
forthcoming trotting meeting there prom
ises TO be a great success. nc uuiersht
classes have filled well and some good
horses will be among the starters. Tho
meeting will begin on Wednesday, Octo-
Der Goth. and last three days. The star
attraction viii be the match between the
pacing stallion kings Jno. X. Gentry,
2,dg "a. and Joe Patchen, 2:oi. which VIII
bc decided on Thursday, the second day
81 the meeting. These stations have
gained a national reputation. ana their
meeting in a contest over the Reidsy'ile
track will be a magnet calculated TO draw
thousands OF horsemen and others from
| ali over the South.
The management Of the Rockingham
/ association deserve high commentator
| for their efforts In securing a race be-
| tween these great stations, ana anordins
! southern horse fanciers an opportunity
| to witness the contest.
The track at Reidsvilie Is full mile
| and one OF the fastest and bet In the
whole South The dun mare Iasss.
| 2ls "a. by Pstchen Wilkes. trotted three
| heats I'm "A winning race over II In the
early part Of May. 1894. In s:S. 2;ls 2:2o
BROAD ROCK.