The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

turcd the third, but Tor her hoboi,s Snp-
ping down. AS II was Havclok. Jr.,
logged home ahead I'm 1908. and waited
for the mare on the stretch 10 prevent
shutting her out The good-lookinS Day
goIdlng Oakley H.. who finished third ~
the FIRST was distanccd In the SECOND;
The reihs became cntanglcd in his hnd
legs and Hewitt pulled him up soon alt'r
passing the half.
4 running race Of half-mlle heats pure
500 had four starters, and went 10 .. y.
EncIekne's chestnut mare fanWay, bN
Panique. out Of by the Way: G. II. hui-
kamp's clever bay ccldine Royal Rover
by Prince ROYAL, out Of Gypsy. by I'M
ported Glcnlyon, second. and Alexander
McDaniels Pope third. Jackson was I'M
placed.
The concluding event. dash Of one and
q half miles over hurdles. furnished rip
pie Of excitement Princeton. with {. ~.
Hurkamp up. won. while Brock, also
owned by Mr.. Hurkamp, came in second
and Daisy third
Wednesday afternoon was the 2:2s class.
trOttinC, purse 800. There were I'VE
starters and II resulted in a iOng-1rawn-
out affair OF seven heats. The chestnut
Easter Lilly, by Almatone. driven by her
owner, r. NJ. Hewitt, won the first ana
second heats handily I'm 2:33 and 2;3Ol4.
Then Lady Scott, driven by Colin steele,
won the third in 2:2Ih and the fourth
in 2:31 when a new factor doomed NJ IN
Thomas AndeTsons bay stallion Marion
Craig. by Nuthurst. who captured the fifth
and sixth heats In 2:32 and 2:32N and
should have won the race. but Steele laid
his mare up during the. earlier part ol
the heat. and outdrovc Anderson on the
homo stretch. finishing in 2.ij. with
the stallion at his wheel Both horses
were dead tired. Easter Lilly was dis
tanccd in the fifth heat In the summary
Lady Scott stood FIRST. Marion Craig sec
ond. Kitty Hawk third. and General
Eastwood fourth. Lady Scott, The win
ncr. is a black mare fOaled III 1855. and
I'D I.rT frr or
Steele. informed me. Sho is owned by
Fuford e. COmpoer. Norfoik, Va. and
i'm this race scored her .irst winning beat
in standard time.
iii, and a special between the PAGER
Whitby and the trOtter Albert G. Wa
substituted. Albert c. won the first heat
in 2.21. after which Whitby went 10 the
Us and 2:.253 and was awarded Tie
Turse.
A race OF half mile heats, running
purse. SIS. went TO Pdnway. {. II. Hur-
kamp's pair Royal Rover and Brock took
second and third moneys. The conclud-
ing event Of the day dash of half-mile
heats for saddle horses went TO Tanna-
ger ridden by c. a. Allen and Vanity
with c. II. Hurkamp up got second
money.
In the match for $500 side al Reds
vile. n c.. on Tuesday last between j.
i. Jordans chestnut mare Gala Lilly, by
Cecil s.. dam by Deane's Patchcn driven
by II. NJ. ArTasmith. and j. W. Pcay's
Chief. driven by A. g. Potter. the mare
won I'm straight heats. time 2:23; 2:20:
2:23 IL. Potter claimed that he was foul
ed by Arrasmith in the third heat and
protested the payment OF the purse but
his claim was not sustained by the judges.
The 2.5J class for trOtter5 ana PAGERS
mixed went to the chestnut mare Mes
sage Belle. by Message. dam Belle. by
Reeds Almont, time 2:23; 2:30; and 1884.
Nelly Jewett was second I'm each heat and
the PAGERS Lula Ray and Tuxedo third
and fourth. Messenger Boil is owned by
c. p. Van story, Greensboro n. c.
Mr.. Louis Becker. Baltimore. has a very
handsome yOungster and one that should
make a trOter in the three-year-Old bay
nlly Belle Chico. by Castle Bell. out Of
Virginia Maid. Mosuls dam. Allen Mcr-
rifield. who is training Bell Chico. thinks
well of the daughter of Castle Bell.
Mr. A. w. Bennett has branched out
as an undertaken and funeral director,
with headquarters at his livery establish
ment' on west Broad street
Mosul. son Of Sultan and Virginia Maid,
was quite a good horse in the Merchants
and Manufacturers Stake for 2:4 trot-
ters. purse $4,000, at Detroit, on last
Tuesday finishing second i'm the third
and fourth heats IN 2l2 II and 2:l3 Sull
the bay geldng was fifth in the sum
mary. II took six heats TO decide inc
contest. Of which Rilma, the winner, TOOK
three and OratOrio. Red star and Inc
Abbott one each. There were seventeen
starters ana the time was 2.l3, 2:ll 81,
212 II, 21S, 215' ga 3D.
Mr.. p. NJ. Bruce. Suffolk. Va. who owns
IL.
untraced, that trOtted to a record of 2:2S
IA at Norfolk in May, drove the horse
on the road previous TO placing him IN
training this season. Wilfred IS thorough
" tractable and has been driven by
lady He is double gated and is quite a
specdv PAGER though Charles Atkinson.
WHO drove him at Norfolk and will cam
paign him this season prefers to train him
at the trot.
Mr.. A. Z. Woodell. Of Danvlle. Va, who
recently purchased the bay stallion Jolly
Friar from J. w. Bethel. Sharp, n. G,
is well pleased with that SOP Of William
l. and Mother Jumps. dam OF Jumps ana
Pctterton. Jolly Friar is the sire OF the
good mare Lucy Ashby. 2:2l Ia, that is
being campaigned this season by II. i.
Kline. who formerly trained and drove
William Penn, 2:07 1-2
A. c. Potter, Reidsville y. c. has re-
Gently purchased n couple Of PAGERS both
green horses, that he thinks VIII DO 10
take TO the races latcr - me- sea,,l,,' '' ~,
OF them is a siX-yeai-old bay seldlhs by
Delaware. and the other the seven-year-
old mare Vaseline The latter paced a
milo in 2:22 IA last season. Snc Is by
Vasco.
Tho gray mare Miss Clay, 200 il, by
CLAY. son of Walker Morrill. daih ny
Sherman Morgan Jr' second Dam
princessa. dam of COrbett 2:lA IL ana
Narondcs 2:l7 II. that was purchase9
some weeks ago by Smyth Brothers ana
Kline, of this city Tor r9ad WoIE' ms
been sold to Hannah & Kelly OF Nor
folk. Va.
Mr.. William Bcaslcy, a prominent at
torncv at law of Lynchburg, va, was
horo last week. and attended the races.
MIR. Beasloy is a loyal fricnd Of the hght
harness horse and a member Of the board
of directors of the Lynchburg Far AS
ISOLATION.
Mr. s. G. Atkins Of the big grocery
house of Davis a Atkins. has stoutly
made stylish road mare in Redlght,
2.33 10, the chestnut daughter OF Red
Wilkes. Jr., purchased by him from w.
A. Walker last winter Mr.. Atkins has
the prospect of fast trotter and money
winner in the bay mare Marie by Jolly
Frair Marie Is in w. Ct. Bryan's stables
1T Acca Farm.
William l.. lass has quite good stable
Of trotters and PAGERS in training over the
half-mile track al Glenlea Farm. Among
them are Human. 223 ~ Mayo, 3, by
Prince Charles and the chestnut stallion
CIV NV 4 by Lord GuV dam Nir-