The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-23

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BAy n.iy. 49, by Baronet-Bellc Bag
ies. ~ FRANKLIN chief; {. fleis' hinah'
hay flly. 1895, by Red Anie-sigma. by
Grand Sentinel; J. j.. Turner, fhiladei-
Bay colt. 1895. by Baronet-Carrie W.
Wilkes. by Fayette wilkes; c. Fieisch-
mann. Berlin. Germany, $50.
Carrie W. Wilkes, b. m, 1891. by Fay
cite Wilkes-Brown Rose. by Abdalbrino'
=. Annie Tate, b. m. 1soo. by Melville
| Chief-Nelly Jefferson. by Thomas Jeffer-
son: +. a. Davis. city, $50.
Bay ;, 1X s liIi CHEF sy GIes or Brsham
Hattie Holt. b. IN, 1880. by Thomas K
Miss ,Thorne, by Meade, { fleisch-
Bay nIIy 1895. by Baronet-Mary :.
Turner, by jerome Turner. n. Is. RICE
Oneida, \. Y. Si3o.
Mary e; Turner b. m. 1871: by by Jerome y 7,
Lulu Graham. b. T.. iS92, by Pamllco-
Sell Bel. by Robert e i BSpner' Court H0'r
cioud~Aiary Sherman. by sherman's
Hambletonian; J. II. l.. Todd. city, Sll2o
Brown lilly. 1895. by Gregorlan-Len
, MSryille NJ y Nest We Cloud; s. A. Rc' BAL
Bay FLY. 1895. by Baronet-Lena Mer-
vile. by West Cloud; NJ. Dwyer Buffalo,
Hugh H. b. c. 1893. by Pimlico-Molly,
by Henry Clay; J. W. Arfmann' city
Brown fly 1894. by Charlie Burlew,,
Jettie by Woodburn Manufacturing D.
Preston, Washington. Pa, $50
Black nlly. 1894, by Charley BprlewT
! Sue H.. by WOODBURY. HamDletofAan' D.
Thomas, city. $50
Olga, ch. T. lss2 by Norfolk1Duly' by
Eureka: j. III. Shuts, city, $50
Rubine, blk m. 1890. by Franklin Chief
Ruby ", by Maryland Volunteer II.
\. Murray. city, sllJ. s.n.,o,
Sigma. br. m, BY Grand Senunel-
Hoopton Girl; J. B. Green, Wilmington
Bay FLY. by Baronet-Rubine, by
Franklin Chief. S. a. Rice, Baltimore
-' Rorv 0'AIore, b. g.. 1891. by King Jewel
Molly; f. II. Lester, city, Sl5O.
MIR Louis Becker, OF Baltimore, mas
gathered quite nice collection OF tiol-
ting-bred stock at his tidy SUBURBAN
home, which is but pleasant drive from
the city. and in the neighbOrhood OF PM
leo Driving Park. He owns ana breeds
horses as source OF recreation from
| business cares, and in his well-kePt pr
vate stable are some clever roadsters
all OF them either bred or selecteh 10y
himself His son, young Charles becher
IS a skllful amateur driNe en-, ana me
youths seat in the saddle Is open TO niue
criticism.
An especial favoriie with Mr. Becker
| is the chestnut mare, Anna Bene' 10Y
! orange Blossom, out OF sally Grove, ns
| Prince Moscow, Jr. Last season, AZ NJ
| teen wears old. she trOttei TO "A record Of
| g.26 i'm q matinee and a mile close TO
2:9O was well within her capacity. May
| Blossom. a chestnut mare py a son OF
| Marshall Ney dam an English hunter
! WIS fast in her three-year-old FORM ana
| later developed in.O a grand ROAD mare.
She is now I'm foal to Col. kuser, 2.ll II.
| Her daughter, Blosswood Maid, pay
| four-vear-Oid and by ItnkWOOd thiei,
2.1S3-f has been sent 10 the court OF
| Ouartermaster. 2:2f Il. Her produce, ~
! the prize-winnng son OF Alcyone' VIII
| inherit choice combination OF blood
lines. 80
Greenwood Maid, a bay FLY also out
| OF May Blossom, but by Nutwith, son OF
| NutwoOd. has impressive trotung hcuon'
| and is beautiful in contour and nnsh.
| three-year-Old daughter or Nut"ltn, Oul
| OF a daughter OF the Thoroughbred sire,
| Cloverbrook IS stOutly made, ana gives
| promise OF making a road mare able 10
! draw weight ana go fast. cheStnut
lilly, two years old by Alcyrene, OUT OF
! Miss Phallas. and second and third cams
! producers was in John Shillinglaw
/ hands as a yearlins. and ne thought siy
/ highly of her. Virginia Maid, n pay
| daughter of Sam Purdy. and Peach BIOS
/ som. by Orange Blossom. her two-yedr-
| old nlly, by Castle Bell, ana her year
| ling FLY, by Bourbon Baron, are a tIlo
| IMPRESSIVE IN lOltl anu n'AA'itf $3.50.
| have recently been added 10 the farm cot
| lection Virginia Maid ia the dam OF
! Nutwith. 2.2g II. She Is I'm foal TO WI
! lis. DO b., and will be bred TO Bour-
Mr. Horace 8 Bradley. Of Manchester,
/ Va, has a clever and promising three-
/ year-od PAGER. in the chestnut cot Us
| mic by EgwoOd. 2:lS l., out OF Gl9sy
| Wilkes by Young jim. lie was handled
some last season. and could show mics
/ clese to 2.3O and during the coming sne
! Mr.. Bradley looks for him 10 pace some
Moreiio. the noted Virginia-bred son Of
! Folus and Cerise, is now IN lusauOh.
| William NJ. Singerly OF the Philadelphia
! Record. and Charles LammertZ are sulHs
| Frank Van Ness for the possession or
| the stallion, and an accounting. " nile
| on the turf MOrellO was always entered
| i'm the various events, I'm which he COM
peted as the property Of Frank Van Ness,
| who was supposed to own a half interest
! in the. son of EOus. According 10 the
complaint the horse IS owned by Singer
| ~ and LammertZ, and Van Ness mas no
| interest in him.
| As the report goes. these gentlemen
have been trying for some time 70 secure
! possession OF Morello. but Van Ness has
| managed 10 elude them. Singerly ana
| LammertZ We're required TO furnish bond
| for the sum of $4,000. Morello Is valued
| at $1,000.
| Knight OF Ellerslie's famous son. Henry
| of Navarro. will probably incur penalty
OF three pounds I'm the Suburban. Should
! he win the Metropolitan or Brooklyn
| Handicaps. he Will get the additional
| weight. 10 pounds is his allotted weight
! in the Suburban.
| Mr.. Samuel IL. Wilson, OF Cascade.
! Pittsylvania county, has three-year-old
! bay lilly by Prince Belmont dam by
J Red Jacket second dam by llderjuI.
/ thoroughbred son of imported Austria
| Ian, that he thinks will learn TO trot.
! The FLY is not large, but well formed,
and racy looking.
Meeting with Mr.. T.. d. Gwathmey at
| the Fasig sale, / learned that he values
! his bay mare Roanoke Maid. by Roa-
| noke more highly than ever as a road
| ster Mr.. Gwathmey formerly resided
! here. and owned a number OF speedy
| road horses. Roanoke Maid tr0tted
! trial IN 2Is Il. driven by her owner.
| while in the hands OF trainer John /.
| Gibbs she did the distance in ZIG 81.
| Holt 6s Scott paid $4,000 for John X.
Gentry in 1894, and that season he paced
| a stallion record OF 2O3 81, and earned
! his cost price. In 1895 the son OF Ash
| land Wilkes won over $4,000 in purses.
| Mr.. Julian 5. Carr, OF Durham, y. G.,
! has concluded 10 dispose OF his entire lot
! of brood mares, both trotting and thor
| ough- bred. They will be sold at public
| auction in Lexington, Ky, next month.
! Mr. Carr has recently sold 10 Mr.. II. l..
| Station, OF Tarboro. y. c., the rangy,
| handsome chestnut gelding. Peacock,
2:2o 81, by Robert Medium. He only re-
| tains a few two three. and four-year-oid
| colts and FLIES in training, and the 1895
,r,,tFpU-h~fd foala eight n num-