The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-23
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
3I5 East Broad Street.

that point st. Simonian, with "skeets"
Martin up. came by. The latter saw at
once there was something wrong with
the Bradley colt, and taking the second
look called to the boy 10 pull up, yelling
that the colt was bleeding badly. Good
win is a boy of no experience In the
saddle and had not noticed the condition
Of the animal. As soon as Martin called
he gathered. or attempted 10 gather, the
colt up. and as he did so Traverser took
three or four balky jumps into the air
and then suddenly collapsed. lie did
not stumble. but simply hattened out on
the track As he fell the boy 'OOsened
his feet from the stirrups, and although
thrown was not hurt, In less than three
minutes the horse was dead. Owner
Bradley was one of the first 20 reach
him and attempted 10 get the beast 10
move. But the breath had already left
Traverser Had Bradley pnt up q good
boy who would have known enough 10
pull Traverser up as soon as he started
70 bleed, the colt would now be alive.
The boy did not notice the blood end
kept freeing the colt along. The result
was he simply choked TO death.
Little Betz. the roam daughter Of John
". Daniel and Betz Springer. by Cap
tain. has changed hands. passing from
James c. Smith TO Thomas Anderson.
At ten years Of age she is sound and
clean and c. a. Pussy who developed
her and drove her in all of her races, IS
again working her for speed and she
takes kindly to his hand. Always ezra
tic and self willed but known to pos
sess a great turn Of speed. this small.
queer looking grand daughter of Walker
Morrill,, was about of the best three
year-Old tIotter, able to stand longer
and harder campaign. that Virginia has
produced and al that age Pussy drove
her TO a record Of 2:2S Ia, which later
she reduced to 2.23 IA. She was cam
paigned in 1896 and In her work step
ped halves a number Of times In 1:4 and
1905. while over the half mile track az
the Exposition Grounds she trottod
quarter I'm 80 seconds. In addition 20
Little Betz Pussy is working for speed
the two PAGERS David c.. q chestnut
gelding. g. by J. ]. c.. out OF Rosa Clay
dam OF David D., 200 II. and joyful
Maiden. a bay mare 4. by King Nut
wood. dam by Petoskey. both OF whom
are owned by W. II. McComb. over the
half mile track at Acca Farm David c.,
recently paced q mile I'm 2:23 IA. latter
half in Ill
Doctors r. D. Mc1lwaine and L. T.
Fuqua. of Petersburg Va. own a very
handsome horse. one possessing fine size
and very highly finished. in the seven
year-old chestnut stallion Daybrek. thor
oughbred son of imported Rossington and
Early Light by Longfellow. second dam
Fanny Wells. by imported Sovereign. and
third dam the famous Reel. by imported
Glencoe. Early Light is the dam Of the
Fanny Wells produced Nellie Grey. win
ner of the Ladies stakes at jerome Park,
and the good race horse and successful
sire Jiis Johnson. while Reel. who was
the most noted race mare OF her day,
gave to the world such cracks as Cant.
Elgee. Ann Dunn, Prioress and Starke,
winners I'm England. the famous sire War
Dance and the great race horse Ic
Compile. miles I'm 1925 II and the only
horse that ever defeated Lexington. Day
break was purchased last spring by his
present owners in Lexington. Ky. from
John r. Walsh who acted as agent for
Col. S. d. Bruce. of New York.
Messrs Julian Morris and l.. A. Lar
kin. Jr. promoters of the new Horse
Show Association 10 be established here
with a view OF holding a horse show
during the early part Of December, cX-
press themselves as much pleased over
the outlook Several meetings Of promi-
nent business men and others interested |
In the scheme were held during the past
week at the Jefferson Hotel and a COM
mittee consisting Of Messrs Thomas " |
Carter, L. NJ. Williams and Col. John /,
Murphy, were appointed 10 confer with (
the Chamber of Commerce and Young
Mems Business Association. The two
last named bodies are much favor OF |
the horse show being held here and COM !.
mittees have been appointed TO solicit |
10 the capitol stock OF the |
Horse Show Association. II successful !
In raising the required amount of cap1- ]