The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN,
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me q list OF thoroughbreds in training BY
aim. He has half dozen two-year-olds.
= couple OF ysarlings. and seven older
horses, most OF whom are doing we'll
end some OF them are quito promising.
They are;
oipsey, chestnut mare. .. by Romney.
dam Telcmachus mare
Wild West, by Boutwell, dam Ida c.
Briggs, by Richelieu. dam Nivalis.
nav Ally, by Richelieu. dam Carameta-
Gray gelding. by Richelieu. dam sa'ur-
day Night. -
Chestnut gelding. by Tattlsr. dam by
imp. Mortimer. -.
Chestnut gelding. by Tattler. darn Ma
mic Hay.
BAY selding, by Richelisu. dam Con-
Bay gelding. by Richelieu. dam Nivalis.
Brown geiding. by Rtcheiieu. dam ida
Gray flly. by Richeiieu. dam Saturday
Night.
Bay gelding. by Richelieu. dam Kitty
Gray gelding. by Richelieu. dam vassal
male.
Yearlings:
Bay lilly. by Richelieu. dam consisne.
Night.
Bay FLY. by Richeiieu. dam Consigne.
Mr.. owens breeds most OF his horses.
ana has at the head OF his stud RICHIE
lieu. who is a brown son OF Alarm. out
OF tuscaloosa, by imported bennington
or Reform.
The brown stallion Is thirteen years
old. OF good size, well formed, and hand
some. All OF the farm mares were bred
TO him this season. The list Of brood
mares includes Caramita. BY Victory.
dam Mabel (dam Of 81 john. by Ken
lucky.
Consigne. by Eolus. dam Countersign.
Niyalis. By Bertram. dam Lady Larg-
try. by Woodstock.
SATURDAY Night, by Botheraton, dam
Otclia.
Ida c.. by imp. Fechter. dam Helen.
by Vauxhall.
Kitty Nc. by McDun. dam Kitty Free.
by War Dance.
Chestnut mare. by Boutwell,. dam Car
ameta.
Bay mare, by Boutwell,. dam Consigne.
Cello. bay mare. by King Alfonso. dam
GazelIe. by Revenue.
Nivalis. Kitty Nc. and the Boutwell,
mare have sucking foals by Richelieu.
Mr.. w. ii. Joyner, Garysburg. N. C., has
placed In the brood-mare ranks the bay
mare Ida r., 8. by Wauwekus. dam Jtn-
ME H.. by Voltgeur.
DIR. James OKeeffe, Woodlawn Farm,
Tazewell. Va, Is elated over the arrival
on the 18th instant. of a bay fllly by imp.
Cavalier. out of Waitoona. by Ben Him
var, that Is described as well formed and
handsome. Old Miss. by Boutwell, an
other of the Woodlawn mares, foaled on
the sth: bay filly by Young Luke. Both
mares will be bred TO Young Luke.
~. A. Moorhead. of Butler. Penn. who
had out the pacing stallion Hustler Rus
sell. 2:12 "a. by Lord Russell and other
good ones In 1885 and 1885, will have quite
strong stable again this season. He
is working seven head of trotters and
PAGERS for speed, among them the good
mare Edith c.. by Almomcdo that he
started fourteen times In 1896 and was
behind the money only once. She was
lame most of the time and earned n rec
ord Of 2:25 Ia. but can trot low down in
the teens when right
Edith G.. is full sister to the very
promising green horse Roster. a bay
gelding four years old that is owned by
DIR. Chas. l.. Siegel Of Richmond Va.
Star Pointer WAS formerly owned I'm
the vicinity of Butler, and did some stud
service there. leaving quite a number Of
colts. One of them a three-year-old
called 1'rince Pointer. is regarded as "A
great prospect. He is in the Moorhead
stable. and will likely be started later in
the season.
The chestnut marc Mary Russell. 200
IL that Moorhead campaigned in 1895 N
again In his hands. He purchased her
In Kentucky for II. NJ. Culber, Of But
Ter. who owns her and developed her
speed. winning six races out of dozen
starts. and getting place I'm each OF the
others during 1895. Other members of
Mr.. Morehead's stable are: Bay fiIIy, by
star Pointer. dam by Jim Monroe; black
colt, 2. by Time Onward, dam by Mann
brRo Patchen; bay lilly. 4, by Egthorne,
I'll u. dam by Lakeland Aida lab. second
uam lruilahoma dam Of j. b. Richard
con. W I'D by Almont. bay gelding, by
idol, dam by John Bright.
Mr.. c. Marshall. editor OF the War
renton Pirginian. has the following to
say In at journai
IN q recent visit to Richmond. through
the kind4ss Of Mr.. w. j. Carter. the
Virginia rf correspondent. we had the
pleasure o&seeing the famed stock farms.
Whitby. AGA. Bloomingdale. and Others.
At Whithywe met the genial and cuI-
tured gentleman. Mr.. II. c. Chamblin,
who years alp moved from Loudoun
county 10 RicKpond. On his place was
MISS l-assiter, Ne dam of Miss Nelson,
2il Ia, the be& race mare Virginia
mas ever produdd Sprawled put in the
field was her COZ Of thisgsprIng. a couple
OF hundred YARD frQln mis- dam. When
We awoke him hd hose and struck three
twenty gait. and kept 1t until at his
dams side. The sire of this colt Is Nor
i9lk. and hHFis full brother to Miss
Nelson Nothing more need be said abort
ms hsSeding. and his conformation is per-
dr. Chambiin owns Norfolk. by Nut
Xood; Egwood. els IL, by Ebert. and
0urbon Baron. by Baron Wilkes. Blue
lass has followed Mr.. Chamblin to Tide
ater, and many Of his broad, beautiful
lbs are covered with iuxuriant growth
II. ana peacefully browsing on Il are
any nne colts and horses, which a few
4ars ago would have been worth a for
Inc to their owner. as, in our opinion.
Rey wiz again be In few years from
At the Exposition Grounds We saw some
pod trotters and runners being conul-
Toned for the spring campaign.
fAt Acra Farm We met the proprietor
md trainer. Ar. w. O. Bryan, and LOOK
a over Albert c.. 2:20 IA: Gordon
tmith. 2:S IL, Princess Eulalie. 2:23 LIZ;
oakley B.. 2:A IA. and Kitty Hawk,
k27 Ia. The track at Acca IL q good one.
IA al A fha horo>a sho~., MOST .wcal1apt