The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

had won the first heat in 2:fe IA. Nc
zeus, 2:13 the trottlng son OF Mckinney
stood third in the summary and Whtby
2:lS, pacing, stood fourth. But two races
were down on the card for the fourth
and last day OF the meeting. both of
which were straight heat affairs. The
three-minute class, trotting, was first
called and went TO Ante Clara, entered
by w. II. Thompson. Mt Holly. ~ j.,
Lady Margaret second. Florence Miles
third, and Grow. a black son OF Rupee.
fourth. Time 2:as, 2:s2 - 2.31 Ia The
second event was for 2:2 trotters and
2:24 PAGERS. mixed and proved an easy
affair for tho PAGER Little Guy. who won
In straight heats. Bursar taking second
money, Happy Eta third and Willard
Sanders fourth. Time, 2:22 "a, 2:2f "a
2.23. The unplaced horses were Molly s.,
and the PAGER John Addington. who was
dstanced In the second heat.
Tho PAGER Little Guy winner Of the
mixed class for 2:22 PAGERS and 2:24 trot-
tiers, at Cape Charles. va, on the 18th
instant. is a bay gelding. six years old,
by Frank Mayo. son OF Pocahontas
Abdallah So2i, dam by Walker Morrill,
second dam by Sherman Morgan. Jr.,
252g. He was bred by G.. w. wilkins, Of
Cape Charles, who owned his dam.
s. y. Nelson formerly OF this city. but
now at the American Horse Exchange
New York. was here recently and spent
a couple OF days. During his long resi-
donce here Mr.. Nelson either owned or
controlled nearly all OF the best-known
trotters and PAGERS that were owned here
during that time, among them being Miss
Nelson, 2:ll If, the fastest Virginia bred
trOtter; Nelly D.. 2lS IA: Lucy Ashbv
n.nf . 90
Maid. 2:22 1-2 Money Hunter, 2.2j1 il. and
others less prominent.
Among the winners I'm the classes for
standard bred trotters at the recent Cul-
pepper Horse Show, were a couple Of two
ycar-od chestnut colts owned by AIr w
n. Wilmer. OF tho law firm OF Wilmer
and Candcld. as Wall Street. New York
and bred by him ~ plain Dealing
Farm" near Charlottesville. Va Both
colts were sired by Mr.. Winners stallion
Virginia Chief, son Of Kentucky Prince
and Nina, by Messenger DurOc. from
mares owned az Plain Dealing The
youngsters were exhibited I'm tho Same
class and one OF them. the colt out of
Albina. daughter Of Alban and Violet,
by Eiectioneer. captured the blue rib
bon. while IFS mate. a son of Barbara.
who was by Alcantara, ont Of Helen. by
Daniel Lambt It. carried off the red.
Tho bay stallion Jolly Trlar. son Of
William L.. and the noted producer No
Their Lumps dam Of Jumps. Betterton
and Monte Christie. has been sent boy his
owner. a. r. WoOdel, Danvillc. Va. TO
Fayetteville y. c., where he viii keep
for stud duty by Mr.. Geo. A. Burns,
wel-mown horsoman of that city.
Capt. Orris A. Browne Cape Charles.
Va. has sold 60 William O. West Oman
cock. Va. the sovon-ycar-Old bay stall
lion Powell. 1910, by WickliGe. dam
P0csie by jay Gould, second dam ode
by General Know; third dam Daisy
Burns. 2:29 "a dam of Lady Dawson,
2.2S IA and SANDER POS l-2 Powell IS
the sire OF a number OF promising foals
owned ON the Eastern shore Of Virginia.
and in addition 20 being very speedy he
is tractable and kind and o grand road
horse.
The nve-ycar-old bay stallion Governor
Holt. 215. by Pamlico, 2:0. out OF
Blondcttc by Leland got third money
in the Electric City stakes, purse 5000
for 2.30 trottors, at Buffalo. n. Y. ON
the 10Th instant There We're seven start
ers and the North Carolina bred stall
lion finished second I'm the first heat
which was trottcd I'm 2It When right
and fit this stoutlv made bay stallion
can trot in 210 lie was bred by MIR.
W. p. Bachelor, of Raleigh, who owned
bis SIRE the famous Pamlico, now dead.
THO bay stallion Kelly 2.27. son Of
Elcct0nccr and the great brood mare
Esther. thoroughbred daughter Of Tx
press. is coming 10 his speed. as driven
by oscar Trowbrldse ne finished second