The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Ml2eY8 Rh00ds, Broad st. Near Fifth.
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opposite the steps the friend leaped forth.
Tie sprang before the colt. swung his
arms wildly and shouted with all his
power.
The result was sudden and sufficient.
The horse performed amazing acrobatic
feats, so swift the eye could not follow
them; the rider went hurtling through
the air. The street was full OF dust as
a riderless horse vanished round the
corner.
From a pile OF stones near the steps
a figure crawled slowly and then with
difficulty stood upright This was Smith.
his face was dusty and hands bleeding,
his clothes torn and soied The friend
approached TO offer aid and sympathy
but the horse breaker waited for neither.
Instead he feebly shook his fist in the
friends face, while he declared in
voice of consuming wrath: go, you fool.
you yelled too loud"
Mr.. Lewis p. Nelson, Jr.. Culpeper
Va, owner OF the bay stallion Omar
Pasha, has bred that son of Sultan and
Virginia Maid by Sam Purdy, to some
good mares this season and has faith
in his future as sire. Omar Pasha IS
a full brother TO Mosul, 200 Ia, and like
him, IS a horse Of grand size and hand
some proportions. Among other trotting
bred animals owned by Mr. Nelson are
Compo. bay mare, by Hellespont, dam
Clayrena by Harry Clay, 2:29; Pauline,
bay mare, by Navigator. dam by Mann
brine Patchen, both Of whom foals by
Omar Pasha and were bred back; bay
FLY, 2 10y Trevilian. 2:0S Ia, dam Pau
line, and bay colt, 2. by Omar Pasha,
dam Clayrena.
Secretary A. f. Woodell. OF the Dan
Vile Riding and Driving Association.
Danville, Va, announces that a meeting
will be held there on July Attn, and purses
will be offered for both harness and run
ming races. In addition TO Mr.. Woodell
who is quite an enthusiastic horseman
and owner. a number OF young men,
prominent in business and social circles
are interested in the enterprise and
very successful issue is anticipated.
Among the members of the Association
who own good road and driving horses
are Mr. Woodell, who has the bay stall
lion Jolly Friar. sire Of Lucy Ashby,
2:2l u, and the bay pacing mare Minnie
Tucker, by Norval, dam by Alcantara
Mr.. j. w. Boswell owner of Harry,
speedy chestnut gelding by Red Jacket;
Mr.. Il. y. Burton, who drives a clever
team OF chestnut mares. one by Robert
Ransom and tho other by Prince Bel
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brown stallion Extralight, 227 IL, by
Starlight; n. A. Fitzgerald. who has the
making OF a fast mare in Miss Parker by
Jolly F'riar, dam Parker Holland, by
Sam Purdy; II. A. Fitzgerald owner OF
Doradean, a four year old bay mare, by
Jolly T'riar, dam Diucilla. by Belmont;
l.. Il. Waugh, OF the Hotel Burton. who
lras Pearl Terry, a blood like, handsome
mare. by Franklin Chief dam by Nobby;
II. NJ. Jefferson. owner Of the SPEEDY
chestnut gelding Ben Hur, and r. a.
James. who owns and drives the bay
geldings Bethel and Eckie Boy the lat
ter by Jolly FTiar, out Of Mambnno Girl
ga by Victor Won Bismarck.
Mr.. Samuel d. Buttz. who has but re-
Gently removed from Clifford, Indiana, TO
Scottsburg, on the line of the Southern
railway in Halifax county, Va, and pur-
chased a farm of over four hundred
acres. expressed himself as well pleased
with the Virginia climate. Mr.. BUTTE Is
a breeder OF trotting horses and his stud
numbers about 80 head. including the
good looking ten year old bay stallion
Pioneer Prince. a stoutly made. &c hands
high son OF tho great trotting sire
Stranger and Birdie Egbert the daugh-
ter OF Egbert, that produced the speedy
trotting mare julia Coulter 215 IA.
Among the brood mares owned by Mr.
Buttz are daughters OF ARENAS. Pioneer
Prince, Don Felix and Anteros both sons
OF Electioneer. and Bartholomew Wilkes,
and some OF them which were bred late
last season are yet due 20 foal to Cor
don wilkes. son Of Wilkes Boy.
KodraS, son Of Norval and Blanca. that
trotted 20 record Of 2:i5 Ia IN 1896.
trained and driven by Douglas Thomas.
Paris. KY. u.ha now has him In iaAi-A