The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
MIR. DOSWELL WILL RACE At TIE
WAsHINGTOY MEhTING.
Scenes at BulIfeld-Hls Grace winner
Mr.. Wilson Buys st. Oiga-saie Oh i'""'S
yIu.-McZeus at Glenlea-Notes'

were given a WITHOUT. Inc ~ 80
day the stable was shipped 10 Jennings
track near washington, where Mr.. Dos
well will race al the meeting OF inc
Washington Jockey Club, which com
menced Yesterday. In the stable are I'VE
horses. Darick IS bay geiding' = py
imported Darebin, out of Trade DoilaI'
nv Norfolk. Darick was a winner at TWO
years-old. and his dam, Trade Dollai, -
also the dam OF the winners. Goid Dolldr'
Dare Dollar and Trade Mark. Ihe son
of Darebin is in good shape TINS seaSo"
and should win money.
Norman is a chestnut geldlng' g. py
imported Sir Modred, out Of Bhthesome'
| bv Onondaga. His dam was stake WIN
ner. and the dam OF Comrade the WIN
| ner of a number OF races. Norman -
well thought OF at the farm ana mas
| shown up clevery in his work.
Chebar is a bay gelding. 3, by imported
Cheviot. out OF Cruiskeen, by imported
Highlander. He is stoutly MADE anu
quite speedy, and looks as II he might
! make a good horse over the jumps. 81
| Victor is a chestnut gelding' 3, by I'M
ported St. Blaise. out OF Miss Dance py
War Dance. This is a racy looking EEL
low and bred well enough to win In good
company. La Nivandiere Is black
FLY, 2. by Heimdal. out Of War Lass She
is a full sister TO Riram, winner anu
her name was selected by the Jockey
Club of New York.
Mr.. Bernard Doswelrs home Is part
of the old Bullheld estate, and Is caIleu
Hnldean. The view from the coy laTtn
| mansion, located on an elevated spot IS
charming and sights Of the surrounding
country for miles are plainly visible Inc
rows of whitewashed stables are kept
/ in perfect order and the box-stalls are
roomy and well ventilated. one OF them
is occupied by Heimdal, thoroughbred
| son of imported Mortemer, and NandaIlle
| daughter OF Nandal. In size, form anu
| finish the chestnut stallion Is Simply
grand. Though close TO seventeen hahos
| i'm height. he does not look it. one OF
| his ewes are sightsss, the result OF
blow inflicted by hot-tempered groom
but otherwise the big son of Mortemer 10
wonderfully attractive In appearance.
War Lass, a bay daughter OF war
Dance and Matte, by imported knight
| 81 81 george. was expected TO drop
foal at any hour, by imported The Jaco-
bite. the sire. Of her yearling a brown
6llv. called La Cantiniere. The latter Is
| owned at the farm and is clean cut ana
racv-looklng. War Lass will be bred 10
| Heimdal. -,..-o.,
THE stable at Bullfeld. which sheltered
! Nina Planet, Orion. Exchequer' Echpuc'
Majestic, Eolus, Wilful, King Bolt Eole,
St. Saviour. and others famous IN tuIi
! annals present a lonely. deserted appear
ance now. Ecliptic. the last OF the noted
hord Of brood mares succumbed TO the
| infrmities of age in December, and Helm
| dat the last Ct the stations kept Tor ser
! vice passed to Mr.. Bernard Dosweh
month later -.
on the hillside overlooking the track
| Is the y,hitewashed fence when sur
rounds q mound of earth covering the re-
| mains of the great race mare Nina ana
near by rests her daughter Echpuc'
For generations Buliheid has been tne
| home of the DoswelIs. and the farm is
| one of the most noted IN Hanover county,
! or in all Virginia for that matter, Du' ),
is very likely that soon the srahu o'u
estate will pass TO other hands.
Among the winners al the spring meet
ing of the Maryland Racing Association
| on Monday last. was the chestnut morse
| His Grace, by Eolus, out OF MISS Grace
! The distace was seven turlongs ana won
| easily I'm l:4O. His Grace was bred by
| Cant. II. j. Hancock, at Elershe STUD
where his sire and dam are owned.
Among the youngsters in training az
Robert Bradley's Greenway Farm, IN
| Charles City county. are thIeo-yedi
| old nllv. and a twO-year-old colt, iull
hrother and sister to the wonderful race
| horse Morepo. son of Eolus, and Cerise'
nv irnported Moccasin. Mr.. Bradley also
| has a three-year-old colt, full hfoiheS 10
| Russell. Harry Russell. etc, by Eoiu-'
one of the most promising members OF
| the stable now at Bennines is the Tour
| year-old chestnut flly Mrs. stewart py
| Paniaue. out Of Miss Dolores. MIS- Stew
art is full sister TO the fast mare Lazy
| D0leful. ,.,-,..
n
| dale Farm are bay FLY, by EleTe' out
cf Natalie g., by Wiful; aud chestnut
| euv Inv Eleve. out OF Infatuation, by
| Teleamrhus. Both mares have been bied
hack The thoroughbred yearlinGs AT
| tbe farm. eight in number. ana owned py
! AR Harry G. Beattie. are all In me CON
| dition and a racy-lOokinS LOT. lhcy VIII
| be shipped North and sold at Brooklyn
! in June. W.T.,
Mr.. S. II. Wilson. the master OF Wind
! sor Farm, at Cascade. in flttsy'NaI,ia
/ county. has faith In the future OF tne
| thoroughbred horse and is adding to his
| collection of brood mares. lie mas re-
| Gently purchased from MIR. James boylan'
| Raleigh. n. c., the chestnut mare. st.
| Ola bv imported St. Blaise. dam OH
| tippa. by imported bennington, second
| dam. Oleata. by Lexington; In foal 10
Rrie son of imported Strachino. MI
! Wilson writes me that his bay mare
| Katie c.. by imported Charaxus' Out OF
| Elite bv Folus, has a likely chestnut
| 6llv. by Jim Gray, and Will be bred TO
| Eon. as will ST. Olga, after she fodls. Inc
vearling lilly. by Jim Gray, out OF haue
| G. is entered in the Futurlty Tor 1881.
ana Mr. Wilson cherishes fond hopes OF
| her future.
THAT excellent care-taker and BREEDER
| of tnoroughhreds, Mr.. J. ;. Starke, the
| owner Of Kflona Farm, which Is but
| short distance from the famous Ellershe
| Stud. in Albemarle county, informs me
| that his brood mares and colts are an
in 4 thriving condition. Miss Rhody' by
| Alilner out OF Rebecca, by Herbert, son
| of Planet. has bay flly, by Eon, ana
| has been bred to imported CharaNus'
| while Emma A., by Lisbon, ont or AnN-
ietv. by Alarm, is in heavy foal 10 Eon
| and will be bred back. a yearl!ng bay
| fllv. bv Eon, out Of Miss Rhody, is very
| handsome. and bred right 10 run fast
| and win money.
| Fred Burns. who worked for Messrs.
| Holt &, Scott at Alamance Garm In 1893.
| but wintered at Raleigh, writes me that
| he has gone back 10 Alamapce, ana Is
working n string OF horses for Mr.. l..
| Banks Holt. who now conducts the es-
| tablishment.
Burns has in his string the chestnut
| stallion Gregorian. 2:29 "a. by Prince
| George: the roam mare. Lady May'
2:29l-4 by John w. Daniel; the gray
| nny Annie Pamlico, by Pamlico' some
| yoarlings by Baronet. 2ll IL, ana Gre
| gorian, and Defender. n two-year-old
| chestnut colt nv GregOrian.