The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01

OF To Be, 2:29 IA, and Dora Buck, dam
OF Partially, 2:24 IA, pacing. Dora Buck
was bred by Major f. a. Daingcrheld, at
Culpeper, Va. who mated her with her
own sire, the result OF the union being
Partially.
Whitby, 2Is1-4, the eleven-year-old
son OF Hannis. 2:17 "a, and Maud L., by
Black Hawk Eclipse, that has been Gam
paigned for four or five years by his
owner, I. NJ Hewitt, Weyanoke, Va, VIII
likely be out again during the coming
season. The son of Hannis is one Of the
purest gated PAGERS IN training, ana,
withal,a horse Of high finish and handsome
form. He Is the fastest OF Nirginia-bTed
PAGERS, and his son, Angelus. 2:R 4,
holds the trotting record for geidings
bred in Virginia. Mr.. Hewitt bred An
gelus and his dam also, the latter, Win
nifred. being a daughter OF Brennan,
thoroughbred son Of orion.
aIr. Il. c. Broaddus, Manchester. Va.
is using as a roadster the bay mare, Lucy
Alpine, by Clan Alpine. son of Aberdeen.
She was inclined TO pace when broken
to harness as a two-year OLD, but now
prefers the trot, and. with handling,
would learn to go some. Mr. Broaddus
also owns tho chestnut mare. Whitby
Maid, by Norfolk, dam by Black Ethan
Allen and her bay yearling colt, by Eg-
wood, 2:lS 1-2. The latter will be broken
and worked for speed during the coming
SEASON.
So. Claire e. Evans. OF Lexington, KY.
have sold to parties in Warren, Pa,
two-year-oid bay colt. by King Nutwood,
out Of Lady NJ, by Almont, for the re-
ported price of $500. Lady NJ. is the dam
OF Nutwood, Jr.. 2:27 l-2, and her daugh-
ters have produced George Lee. 2.l3 "a:
Eastwood, 2:z2, and Baron w. 2:25 and the
PAGERS, Dome, 2.16 IA; Goethe, 2:l9 IA;
Marlett Wilkes, 2:l7 IL; Glen Athol, 2:25.
and Dolorosa. 2:25. Lady NJ. Is owned by
Mr.. Harry G. Beattie. of this city. while
Ger four-year-old daughter. Lady Mary,
r. owned by Mir. Reuben Burton, who
drives her on the road.
City Sergeant Charles II. Eppes Is still
confined to his room, as the result his
recent severe accident. broken hip.
caused by a fall while suffering from
rheumatic trouble in his lower limbs.
Captain Eppes has hosts Of sympathetic
friends, who wish him a speedy recovery.
lie has for years been quite a liberal pa
iron OF the trotting horse, and owns
among other good ones the chestnut mare.
Flossie b.. by Three Tips. 2:25 IA. and
Trim, chestnut gelding. bY Hustler
russell, z.lz "a.
Mr.. w. X Mathews has the making
of a fast performer In Miss Bird, a roam
daughter Of Jay Bird, and mare by
Young Jim. 1t is the intention OF Mr..
Mathews to breed her In the spring to
his well-known California-bred stallion.
McZeus 2:1S. That fast and cookbook
ing brown son OF Mckinney, 2-1l IA. along
with Miss Bird. is being wintered in the
stable OF William Bass. at Glenlea
Farm. Mckinney will be bred to a few
mares and then trained and campaigned
during the coming season. He can beat
his record by several seconds when in
shape for the effort
A. w. Bonnet Is driving on the road the
brown stallion. Toodles, Jr.. son Of Odln-
Bell and Kate Elite by Red Hawk. son
of Red Eye, by Boston. The old stallion
is seventeen years OF age. but perfectly
preserved and vigorous. and able to draw
weight and speed very fast over dis
lance of ground. Probably not over hall
dozen OF his get. all told. were handled
for speed, stu he has Nellie d.. 2:lS ID.
and Miss Thompson. 2:2oi-2 to his credit
as a sire. BROAD ROCK
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