The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

has been bred 10 Monocacy, 2is IL, and
appears to be In foal.
Dido, by Angus. son OF Belmont, dam
Chicita. has q chestnut colt by Nutwltn
and has been bred to Circulator. Jr.
Secretary J. y. Sloan. OF the French
Broad Racing Association. at Asheviiie'
n. c.. IS out with his race programme.
The running meeting will take place on
July 80. 4th. and 9Th. and there VIII De
four races each day. The purses are from
So 10 800 each, and quite good class OF
horses viii be entered by owners ana
trainers from Virginia. North and south
Carolina. and other States.
There IS considerable life and activity
at Holt & SCOTS Alamance farm, era
ham. y. G., although Nr. Scott Is IN the
west with Jno. X. Gentry, 2nl 81; Baro-
net. 2.il IL; LISA and Buriell. where
he has entries prior 10 going down the
Grand Circuit with ". T.. McHenry, VINO
Will DO the driving.
Mr. Holt resides at Alamance. and
Fred. Burns Is there training a string OF
colts and aged hores.
Burns was formerly with McHenry, and
good reports are heard OF his work with
the horses at Alamsnce In his string
are half dozen OF the get of Pamlico.
2lo. among them q three-year-Old gray
nlly, dam by Robert Medium, that has
paced a half in 113 -. with very limited
handling. Gov. Holt, a bay colt ,. by
PamlicO. out OF Blondette. by Leland. IS
being trained at the trOt and promises
20 make a fast performer. As does a
brown filly, 3. by the same sire out or
opal Lambert. by Mountain Boy. A'bay
colt p by Brave Boy, dam by Melville
Chief Is pure gated trotter and likely
20 develop quite turn OF speed.
Among the aged horses that are being
worked for speed are the chestnut stall
lions Choctaw. by Melville chief. and
GregoriaD. 2.o 81, by Prince George,
dam by Mansfield.
Burns has his stable in good shape ana
will probably take them through the Nir-
ginia and North Carolina circuit this
fall
Mr. J. ". Menofee. Graham. y. c.. has
sold 10 II. 9. Chamblin. Whtby Farm.
Richmond Va. a One-half interest IN the
well-kn0wn brood mare, Miss Lassiter
said % be by American clay. Miss
L1sslter Is the dam Of the very fast mare
Miss Nelson. 212 81. by Norfolk. She
slipped twin foals this season by Nor
folk. and was bred back.
Mr.. Geo. W. Jacob Of Belle Haven, on
the Eastern Shore OF Virginia has a bay
nlly three years old. by the pacing stall
lion Clan Alpine. 2.zl. dam by Fauquier,
son Of Hetzels HamblctOnian, that he
thinks Wcll or With a months han-ling
she can show better than a fifty gait at
the trOt.
He has also sucking FLY b. Maren-
des, 2.l1 IT, pacing. dam road mare OF
untraced breeding. that shows no inclina-
tiOn 10 pace Mr.. Jacob reports that the
demand for good horses on the Eastern
Shore Is increasing.
Mr. Williamson Taley IS driving his
brown mare Star Belle. five years old,
by Franklin Chief, dam opal Lambert. by
Mountain Boy on the road. The daugh-
ter Of Franklin Chief is a very hand
some mare with a perfect disposition.
She IS one Of the cleyerest roadsters in
the city.
The bay eelding. Prince Purdy. by
dam Cora by Sam Purdy, won
the PA class trOtting. which II took five
! eats 10 decide, at the recent Brooklyn
Ieetlng. and with il earned a record or
5tl IL In the deciding heat lie is owned
H., John Mariner. Norfolk. Va, and has
= m trained and driven in his races this
~ ss0n by r.. 5. Clayton. Prince Purdy
In right and III the Eelded son OF
~ ,'olok Will lower his record.
~ Fred Hutchinson. Arcola. Va. has
LINED the name BOrax for the brown
az fOalcd 1894. by Easter Sunday, dam
n's;,. D., by Mckinney.
fr sW. l.. Taylor, Manchester. Va. is
driving on the road his bay mare, three
,,o,re n. by Prince Belmont, dam Sea
'.rn h, Pilot Belmont.
The gsr' stallion Iron Bar. 2:24 Ia by
-reranfe ny 2l1 81, owned by Mrs. j.
7. lindsay of this city, is in the string
- NJ, 10 W. Sale. at Lexington, Ky.
IRON ~, Rar is reported in great form and
ls gto,rir, nrrriy In his work. He is
4bo,rjbg una rers in 3 and "a seconds |
,nd u,bep he sarts out on the summers |
he is INely to earn a share or |
the purses hung uE ppo,n yoctx