The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24


in the 2:7 class. getting second money
and record Of 2.23 IA on the eausn'er
Of WOodburn Hambletonian. she mas
been In his hands two seasons ana mas
shown steady Improvement. Lana an
defson Is tvned by Mr.. Danghofnc i"'-
ney OF this city, and he looks tor nel
- tr't &c record Of 30 yr be't'f -
season, after which he will drive Hei
on the rood.
Bryan also won second money IN tne
2:50 pace, with Princess Eulahe, Dy flinse
Belmont. and had she been JUST risht
Oakley b.. who own the race. would nave
gone much faster "a have headed her
down the stretches. Oakley D.. the winner
az the 2.20 pace IL owned and was
driven by W. g. Gregory who puichaseu
him last summer up In Maryland anu
had him gelded a few months since. '1N-
Icy y. is a very handsome brown NOISE,
and his record previous 20 THIS race N"S
2.29 a. lie is by Hannibal, dam ba's''
by Kent.
Mr.. VI. II. white. Of HEREFORD. y. T.,
whose horses are trained ond driven -
W. +. Hathaway. won the 200 ~.
with Anteeo Belle. giving the ua1sl.
of Anteeo "A mark Of 2.27 IA. MT Ml'e
also won two third monies win julian ,,-.'
May. by Wedcewood. and Keddie 'ld''
4 ne ldAAfl - NF ANfi4 ~ Atff''f
Clay (dam Of Silent Brook' zIo ~
byl Harry Clay She reduced her IecoIu
from 2:zG IL TO 2.25 "a In the iou''"
heat OF the 2:Z7 trot. 49,.
JOSEF l.. station. fomeciy or ~
city but now trains and drives Ior
Smith & Hooker. Of Greenviue' y. -,
Won second money in the ZW tto,' W."
the 3-year-old chestnut colt bird hye'
BY Prince Belmont and had the young,
ster been feeling just risht' ooup1 /.
Pass.crt CoGd lave beaten MN YER
easily. station drove Lily D. ana W
the 2.T trot and pace aiter she N%u
rassed 10 s. r. Nelson. while Garner III
The week he earned fourth money WIN
the dun mare in the 2.- trot.
Mr.. John Mariner. owner OF 'hs WI
folk Driwng-Park. had his string ~
horses quartered on the grounds j.
charge OF OF that very capable trainer
and driver. J.. $. Clayton, who irai.,u
and drove foe BIN last season. he mas
~ training Cia-.le Stewart. bay co..'
4 bv Albert W. dam bv sultan Joh"
Iawler bay FoldIns. 3. fun hroiher 70
Oua-torn,arch. Huuliey. 2.-n 80 cne'l'1.
gciEirL. lv UarkaN1v. Tlddle-N .lh'' gay
FLY, 8. PAGER by Monocacy; AiieNuo. a.
r ..l7 IT, by Si'uvsy. Miss Ann u l'I,
2ra IL bay mare. 9. ~ Esohsi' Day
coI, 7 bv Cuartormarch. During the
week Mr. Mariner secured from James
stackhousn. Manon S. c.. the Drown
marc Nenlo Princess. 2.l5 IL. 10y AnieIos'
giving in exchange the bay eeldl.t - -
-, sol IA bv Don Wilkes and . .ayv III
cash
Nearly every horse in the stable mas
beon sick for weeks past an a.lac" %
,.,o,,-,.,ria carving on the good CAM
roi,,ner and money-wlnner OF last sea
son Prince Purdy. 1I5 l4. by HaveIoK'
dam cora. by sam Purdy while during
me rrorress OF the race-iuoeting the BAY
-, snare COLA a.. POO T. by stein
Uav euccumbcd % an attack ~ the same
atscose The loss of the two horses was
c,,,.o n eeri,is one especially in the case
Of Prince Purdy. who was extensively
cntcre5 IN stakes 10 be tIotleu '''''
seaeon.
Aftor the close of the Norfolk meeting
CLAYTON sbinped his string % the Cen
,..,,,e,,s Driving-park. Baltimore He also
- entries al Pimllco. and Fleetwood,
sfter which ne wgl start at the meetings
around Boston. then journey 90 i'e'i'-- 4,
preparatory 10 Il TYP down the H"7 81
The Grand Circuit ,-
The horse interest is alive ar N"l o'N.
r.a54t-rs are .n demand, ana
I.,,..ra and carrisee-tcams ma ready
r-,r,ha=ers
Dyrin.. fine afternoons the smooth roaas
ami d~tvewa,is leading ont from '"s
r,t, are thick with smart eQuppases
vtii. hundreds OF bcvclist5 thread tie"
49,. .i.rorob the thr0ng
lf.,. b-e h.eu a great distributing
,- a. d..isrs during the season but
ID, ,loeeI
,r.. ,-eat safo-mari ~ McCleary *
,f.C,srIn. thousands were disposed OF
~, a,,.,l.n and private sales. lu one H-
Cd, ,,.- -,l i'm "A single day were auc-
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