The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
will be offered for both harness horses
and runners.

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In Snowden Farm, the old home OF the
Stansbury's near Fredericksburg. Va
MIR. A. *. Ware. who moved from Illinois
10 Virginia last fall, has beautiful couh-
trv home. The Old-fashioned brick man
sion is an imposing structure, ana DuIit
ON an eminence, overlooks miles OF sur
rounding country. OF the farm stations
al Faro. 2:2g IL by Allerton, 2V3 It.
dam the great brood mare Gallita, mas
been sent 20 w. G. Bryan at Baltimore
10 be raced this season, but NllkesOheeI'
2.3o son Of NOrval and Mile, by onward :
second danr DOcla Payne, sister 10 Al
mont Jr., 2:26, will be kept in the STUD.
In addition TO these the list OF deFeiopeu
speed at Snowden includes the bay mare
Allie Medium, 2:l7 IA, by Country Me
dunn. dam by Alroy; Miss Pratt, DDS w.
nv Oneida. dam by Perduro, and Rose
Lawn 2.2g IA, by Acm0n, son OF Nut
wood
Allie Medium Is n rich bay IN color
bloodlike and handsome, and Is frequently
driven by Mrs. Ware. The daughter OF
Country Medium Is a great pole mare.
She has shown a trial In 2:l4, halt IN
Los and a quarter IN 81 L. seconds, while
in double harness IL takes a runner TO
make her stretch her neck when going at
full speed on the trot.
Emo four-year-old bay mare by
Idolater, dam by Frank Noble, IS very
speedy green PAGER, and has been sent
to Baltimore along with Al Faro ana
placed in Bryan's hands to be camDaigned
this season.
Mr. Samuel u. Buttz. who recently
moved from Clifford. Ind, TO Scottsburg.
Va. has about thirty head Of trotting
stock on his place, among them some
well-bred brood mares and promising
youngsters.
Mr.. Buttz has at the head OF his stud
the stallion, Pioneer Prince. son OF
Stranger and Birdie Egbert, by Egbert,
second dam Analine. by Almont Pilot.
W G. Bryan. who has trained here for
some years past. first at Glenlea Farms,
then at the Exposition Grounds track,
and at Acca Farm in 1897. has removed
to Baltimore. and will train at Pimlico
this season. While here Bryan developed
and marked such well-knOwn performers
as Albert c., 2.l6 IA: Princess EuIalia,
223 IA, pacing Gordon Smith. 2:Z5 ii. and
others. Among those in the Bryan stable
at Pimlico are Almist, 2:29 II. pacing. Luz
cena. 2:2i l-2 Al Faro. ?, 2:29 IA. pacing,
and Emo. a fast. green pacing mare, by
ldolater. Al Faro and Emo are owned by
Mr.. a. X Ware. Fredericksburg Va.
The Washington ID. c. Horse Show,
which will be held in Convention Hall
Washington. May ith 10 7th, inclusive.
promises to be a brilliant one. Harry q.
Field. the promoter or the show. having
succeeded in gaining for Il the patronage
or a number OF well-known people. among
them being Major-General Nelson a.
Miles. Adjutant General Henry C. Corbin
United States Army; Rear Admiral James
r.. Jouett. United states Navy; Governor
John L. Carroll. General George II. Har-
ries commanding District Of Columbia
National uard.
The brown gelding. Huffman. 2:2O l-2, In
the string OF William L. Bass at Glen
| lea Farm. has wintered In great shape
and should trot IN 2:l5 this season. Bass
drove the son OF Quartermaster 10 his
record in 1897, and thinks highly OF him
Miss Nelson. 81 II, the bay daughter
OF Norfolk and Miss Lassiter, formerly
owned by Mr.. A. L .Donnan, or TINS
city. was the queen OF the snow path IN
Syracuse. n. Y. last winter. as she was
among road horses during the Summer
and fall previous.
While being raced. Miss Nelson was
| beaten by an syeiash only Ia a hea