The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04


OF Camille and The mare is again IN loa,
to the same stallion. The yeariing anu
two-year-old haze been handled some anu
both Of them are quite speedy. iron isai
in color and conformation, is d,scrlsvn
as being very much like his dam. 'ahliie
is a gray, eight years Old by MampIiho
Bob. son OF Mambrino Chief Jam MVi,e
by West Wind, son OF Alexander Az
dallah. second dam by Kings Caanius'
.lr. Onutt thinks that Camille j. dss''a-
ed to figure prominently IN the future d.
a great brood mare. -.
Mr.. Floyd Chimney, OF New York, mas
his bay colt, Charles kemble s, py -
lar. 2.ee3 3-i dam Agnes Medium, by happys
Medium, in training at the Mccohip r',a1''
at Louisa. Va. The yOungster - soou,,
gated. and Mr.. NcComb thinks ne VIII
learn TO trOt some. -,
John Shilllnglaw Is working sooH-
sized string OF trotters ana PAGERS 49, ~,
the threc-quaftcr-mile track at pi 49,
Farm. among them the gray mare E.sn
Caskie. 2.32 10 by Wills, the Nnlepy
Farm stalicn; Bourbon Baron, by baron
Wilkes, and the big bay stdillVh tina
Pasha. by Sultan, out OF virginia Sidl .
b. Sam Purdy. he latter uolt "a an -. -.
mile in 2.36 Ia on Wednesday lie was iast
in his threc-year-old form in 1875, but mas
been doing stud duty since ShiilinsiaW -
working some very promising colts anu
lilies owned at tie farm. ana by such
sircs as St Vincent, Castle Ben, Nue-
guard. AtheL General Hancock, etc.
Dairgerfeli Stock Farm, Cuipepcr, Va,
has sold to Louis Becker. Baltimore, the
chestnut mare Zingarclla. 3. by NutWith,
22s II. dam Josie Cowan, by sam Purdy'
bred to Baron Wilkes, 2ls.
Glenlea Farm has added TO the list OF
geldings the bay stallion Nutwith. 2.23 II,
by NutwOOd, dam Virginia Maid, BY sam
Purdy. Nutwitn is not large, but hand
some and highly finished. He Will be
shaped up and mated for a road team.
Daingerheld Farm Culpeper. Va, has
sold TO Mr.. A. W. Sanford, Profit, Va,
the handsome bay mare Last call by
Bourbon Wilkes, dam by Nutwood, sec
Ond dam by MambrinO patchen, 10 the
same party a well-iinishod, KENTUCKY
bred saddle-mare.
G. J. Hamlins bay mare Fantasy VIII
be hooked % a high-Wheel sulky and sent
against the 2.0S 81 record OF Maud >.
this fall. The daughter Of Chimes, II
she keeps right should chip second or
two from the mark made by the chestnut
mare at Cleveland just decade ago.
Pierre Lorillard has recently made llNe
nominations 10 the English Derby 10.
1891. lie won that most classic event on
the English turf years ago with ths
brown gcldng Parole, son OF imported
bennington. and Maiden, by LeXins con.
Damewood daughter of WedsewOoi anu
Fancy is dead but she has lett DeHlhu Z"
family that will keep her memory So. ,,'.
Two of her produce, John X GENTRY ai4
Theodore Sheldon. the latter tgIee
year-Old. hold pacing records OF ~. o.,
and 2l3, respectively, WINE hei tioee.,o
son, Myron McHenry, 2Is IL a run piotn
or to them, can beat 215 " thout nipvA
efforf as ~ HIS already shown his abil-
itv to perform the feat IN race lniS
season. 80
Milton Young, Of Lexington. Ky, re-
Gently received a telegram requesting q"
p-ice on the notcd thoroughbred stanton
Hanover Mr.. Young named S'o'Vv as
the lowest possDls figure that would Duy
the stallion. and said he was not anxious
10 sell at that figure. Mr.. Young had
big offer for the great son Of Hnd0O from
an English establishment last season.
Tho condition Of the racing world Is
somewhat unsettled, but hieh-class thor
cIghbred yearlugs have realized very
satisfactory prices. as rule. TINS season
The changed condition OF affairs IS eFl-
IDENTIFY working beneicially 90 the turi,
and hereafter the betting ring VIII not
be the almost exclusive medium which
has ruled for years past Men Ike Au-
gust Belmont and William *. dnderpht
are entering the field and investing large
Is. At tho Gideon * DAILY sale Mr.. Bel
mont paid $500 for The great three-year-
old Keenan,. and just double that sum
for Hastings. a tWO-year-old son or
spendthrift and imported Cinderella. \
man who has the courage 10 bid 10000
for two colts deserves 10 mecC with the
highest success. The kind OF racing wnicn
has been carried on i'm the East this
season has attracted a new class of buy
crs in the field, and has greatly incrcas' Il
the value of horses OF oyershadowng
merit.
Mr. August belmont has secured an
option on the great colt Henry of Ma
yarre, by Knight Of Ellerslie. The colt is
owned by Byron McClclland. Lexington,
Ky. and n telegram from that city gave
$500 as the price quoted Mr.. Belmont.
Henry OF Navarre's sire. knight OF FL
lersie was bred az Ellerslie. and is boy
EOus. out Of Lizzie Lakewood, by
ScathclOck and she out or the noted War
Song, dam Of EOle st. SayiOus EOn, etc.
Mr.. ". j. ticklin has decided 10 close
ont the entire stud of thoroughbred
horses owned by him az Belmont farm
by public auction. Wednesday. September
attn. Among the offerings are grandly-
bred brood mares I'm fOal TO noted sires.
race-h0rscs in training. and yearlings.
Mr.. Flcklln viii take pleasure IN sup
plying catalogues and further information
upon application 90 him az CharlOttcs-
vile. Va. Additional information can bo
had from his advertisement. In another
column.