The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01


Albert C., all tried campaignerS. Pam
stone won the first heat, in which Clipper
WAS distanced. in 2.2l IL, came back the
second. In the same time. After this
BRYAN captured the third and fastest heat
of the race In 2:2l. followed it up by win
ming the fourth in 2:2z IA with Panstone
the contending horse each time.
Maggie Campbell made quite a squirt
I'm the home stretch at the finish OF the
second heat and had the wire been
short distance further off the brown
daughter of Pamlico would very likely
have won the heat from the big son OF
FlumstOne.
At the beginning Of the nth heat Pan
stone and Albert c. both had plenty of
hackers. but during its progress the lat
ter threw q Toe weigh, which made him
unsteady and Panstone finished ahead II,
2:22 Panst0ne is a horse OF massive build
and a good actor in any company. He is
by Plumstone dam by Pancoast, and has
"a record of 2.l9 IA. In the summary Pau
stone was first. Albert c. second. Maggie
Campbell third and Lucy Ashby fourth.
After this came Il heat race for runners
az one ana one-eigth miles, purse sloV.
with four starters. Emo won the first
heat without much OF a contest in 2:04 IL,
Lady Helen second, Wonder third and
Also Ran. fourth Wonder was drawn
IN the second heat, which went TO Lady
Helen in 800 Also Ran second, and
Emo. who had gone lame, finishing last.
The latter was then drawn ana Lady
Helen had a walk-over in the third heat.
She was awarded first money and Also
Ran, second.
A dash OF one and a quarter miles, run
ming. for three year olds, purse 800, went
to Florence Hubbard, Tannager second,
and Senator III last. Time 2.20. Friday
was getaway day, yet the attendance
was good. though the programme for the
day was not specially attractive.
The three minute class trotting, for two
year olds. purse 500. had only two start
ers in Virginia NJ, by Gregorian, and
Titania. by Oberon. Virginia NJ, with }.
W. Poay behind her won the nrst heat
i'm 3.o3 was rank and unsteady In the next
and lost IL to Titanis in Z:57, who was
driven by young Roy Austin. 1t was
raining fast ana the track heavy at the
beginning Of the third heat which went
TO Virginia NJ in 1903 and concluded the
race.
The 2.2J class pacing, had only two
starters In Mildred ~. and Bob lin. The
latter. VINO Is d black geldins Of untracec
breeding won the first heat in 1886, and
the second and third in the mud In "a, II
and 2.iJ, with Mildred y. behind him
A couple of running races, dashes Of
three-quarters and nve-eishths miles,
were won ia slow time over the heavy
track by Florence Hubbard and Mild, lie
Etolie nnisnng second IN the former and
AIiss Carter IN the latter
Mr. y. l.. Jeuries. OF the American
Tobacco Company. has one OF the clever
est homes i'm all Chesterfield county, al
Meadow Brook Farm which Is on the
line of the Richmond ana Petersburg
railroad. and IN easy drive from the city.
There are over 40 acres iu the place and
since coming IN TO the possession Of Ar.
Jenrics extensive improl ements have been
made.
Irotting horses, Jersey cattle. Shrop-
shire suesp, and POland-Chlns hogs, are
bred at MEADOW Brook. The chestnut
mares Admiration and Lottie Male are
Used as a pole and carriage team.
The former Is by MamDrino Dudley,
2.ly 49, out OF Alicia, by Messenger Duroc.
while LOtlc Nane is Dy norfolk lsire OIL
Miss Nelson, I'll la, out OF Admiration.
Alicia ngures as the dam OF Kiutoul,
pa "A, Pottery Girl, trial 2.l9 Ia and
Brayado, zIyl-I. Inc latter earned his
record during the early part VI the pres
emit season. aud later was sold FOR a snug
sum 10 European buyers, and taken to
Germany.
Dir. William Mckenzie, Of this city. has
sustained quite loss in the death, Que
to pneumonia, of his handsome bay colt
Kreo = by Egwood. z.lS l-2, dam NaJy
Arcncr, by Castleman. lie was pure
gated. natural trotter. and with handling
would have developed into fast morse.
The Greenwne Riding and Driving As
gociatiOn will hold TWO days rOttins
meeting at Greenvilie, ~. c., on Novem-
Der lItn and l2th. Mir. >. Il. Hooker Is
secretary, ana Alr. T.. G.. James president.
For the opening day, classes Tor 5.w,
2.4O and 2.3J trOtters, are scheduled as at
fractions, ana Tor the next DAY, the "a,
ESQ ana lree-f0r-all classes trOtting The
purses aggregate $1,000 ana Will be divld-
Cd into three monies each.
one OF the most thriving and popular
organizations 10 the State is the Deep
Run Hunt Club. whose quarters near the
city are model of attractiveness and
comfort The membership has increased
from seventy TO lj already since the
spring and continues 10 enlarge. The am
nual IAN race meeting Will be held during
the latter part OF the month, the exact
date not yet determined, and as usual,
will attract the beauty and fashion OF this
and other cities. The roster OF the club
Includes the names Of men Of sterling
worth in business and professional cir
Giles.
Mr. James Boylan, of Raleigh, y. c.,
has recently lost by death due TO acct
dental causes, a chestnut colt, one year
old. by steel Eyes, out of st. Olga, by
imported bennington. 81. kolgas, a
chestnut colt. ,. By Eolus, out OF ST. olga,
Will be wiutered by j. h.. Cook at the
Fair Grounds.
5 h. Nelson looks for the bay mare
Nancy Lee 4, by Disputant dam Nellie,
dam of tine PAGER Chesterfield I'll 80
by Strathmore, Jr, 10 beat Z:5O quite
handily next season. She started IN hef
first race this season as PAGER, but later
was shifted TO trOttln8 and earned re-
cord OF 2.30 at Timonium, Nd. She has
trotted better than 2.2j number OF times
i'm heats won by other horses
AT the Raleigh Fair, Mr.. l.. Banks Holt,
of Graham. y. G.. captured the blue rib
bon in the brood mare class with oneida
Girl. by Aacey's Hdmbletonian, dam, the
dam OF Jean Val Jean. 2.li while Col.
Reunehan Cameron got the red ribbon
OH Alice Collins. by Melville Chief. dam
bv woodruff Hambletonian. Alice Col
Inns is the dam OF Maggie Campbell,
2.Z Ia
The brown stallion McZeus, 2.l3. by Nc
kinney. 2.il l-2 dam Grace Kaiser, Will
be wintered by William l.. Bass at
Glenlea Farm With McZeus. his owner
w. X. Mathews sent Miss Bird. by Jay
Bird. dam hy Mambrino Patchen
BROAD ROCK.
In Georgia Cayvans new play Mary
Pennington. Spin ster, the heroine comes