The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

Niles IN Virginia. among them b'lnS 80
chestnut mare KITTY VI. by William l.
out of Fanny II, dam Of Evangeline
,:li -; Edm0ril, 1:ii ~. Moclirg En-.
s:l9 Ia and Delegate. 2:ls IL; FRANKIE
Lyons chestnut mare. by Mambrino Pat
chen. dam Lean. by Edwin Forrest; Giot-
ma Green. 2:22 IL. by Mambrino Dudley.
dam Bodil. by Peacemaker: Leta Medi-
am, bay mare. by Happy Medium. dam
Abdaletta. by g. NJ Clay; Snnhower' ~
chestnut mare. by elmo. dam Ella ksl-
logg. by Chieftain: Carrie Russell, dam
Of the noted gray gelding Jack, 2:ll IL,
by Magma Charta. and others. while the
younger division includes n brown colt,
three years Old by Director. dam Walt
ing Maid by Bell Boy. bay colt, one
year old by Director dam Mamie wilkes,
by Red Wilkes. and a bay colt. one year
old. by Director, dam Valley Queen, BY
Red Wilkes.
The old and well established hrm OF
Hanna & Kelly. which has been In ex-
lstence since shortly after the close OF
the war. report "A good trade and brisk
demand for various classes Of horses. es-
pecially high-class roadsters. saddlers.
matched teams. heavy draushters, ahd
good yOung business horses
These gentlemen have an established
trade and number among their PATRONS
men Of sterling business integrity, sGc1
as John l.. Roper Charles Sharpe. and
others. who are constantly In search oi
fast road and trottng horses ana we'll
| bred brood-mares and other brood stock.
They have recently purchased OF MT.
James A. Graham Gould Hill Farm. Han
over c. H.. Va. the following lot OF we'll
bred mares. four OF which aave been bred
to the very promising young sire Lee
wood three-year-old trial. trotting, 2.l6 II
by Dexter Prince out Of a marc BY Nut
wood Racket. dam Of Red Boy, 2:zi'
| by Red wilkes. dam RacqUette BY In
! field. second dam Heel and Toe Fannie
| dam Of the former wel-known camoalgn-
or Jewett. 2:1i. pacing. and 20 tTotilng'
| India Rubber by Indianapolis 1H d'.h
Artless. by Administrator; Memoir, by
! Mambrino Boy dam Remembrance. dam
! Of FL Benicia 30 Il by Georse Ni!hes'
| Blanche Archer. 3. by Mambrino 10y Gam
| Tributary. by Tribune. second dam HAT
tie Hogan. dam Of Tribute. z:Z5 IL. ana
Spectator 2.l7 81. and Leewood' T. by
| Leewood. dam Lady Isle. dam OF Aga
tina, eli Il, 10y Ensign.
Horses owned by Richmond mon were
strongly In evidence az Frederick Nd,
| during the past week The bay geloint
| Firewood by King Nutwood. dam Me
| dina. by MiddletOwn. owned by Joseph
Tasitter and driven by W. G. Bryan
won the 2.27 class in straight heats. trot-
| ting the first heat In 2:22 - a reduction
! OF "a seconds in his record.
In the same race the bay mare Jarie
| s not owned here now. put who was
| bred by H. G. Chamblin and sold by him
| to her present owner, Edwin J. Daw, OF
! washington. d. c.. got third money.
The day following Bryan won the 2:ls
| trot and pace with Phil keliy'i cncsihu'
pacing mare Princess Eulalie. Four heats
| were required TO decide the race and th'
daughter of Prince Belmont won the sec
| ond third. and fourth. lowering her rec
ord earned at York, Pa, july ith, from
| 219 Ia to PHI IL I'm the second heat.
| on the same day the hve-year-Oid bay
gelding Roster, owned by 4. l.. Donnar
and driven by W. l.. Bass, won the 2:5
class. trotting, I'm straight Leafs, anc
| scoring quite creditable victory Ros
ter won the third heat in 2:22 -. re-
duction OF nine seconds from hi
record. earned earlier in the season. lh'
bay mare Ella Leo. by Red Leo. dan
Lucy $. dam OF Maggie Carroll 2.-O il
owned by s. Walton. Falls Mills. Va, go
second money in the race won by RIOS
ter.
|
Mossrs. l. \. Larkin. Jr., az the No
nassas Horse show Association, Manas
sas. Va. and Julian Morris, well know
as "A developer. exhibitor and handler o
fine hunters. jumpers, and steepicchas
horses. are here trying 10 work up
horse show. and with good prospects O
success. TO be held during the irs- wee
| I'm December. in the Auditorium building
| AT the Exposition Grounds.
Messrs. Larkin and Norris have IN
! support Of the Deep-Run Hunt club. an
ina addition. a number Of our most prom
nent citizens.
A horse show held here at the time sp'
| Gifted would DE likely 10 receive Gtnefou
patronage I'm the way Of attendance an
properlv managed would enlist the SUI
port of sterling business men.
Mr.. Thomas Martin. Of Manchestc
who IS "a qualified rider. and rceistere
under the rules OF the National HUI
and Steeplechaee Association, is scno'lH
b over the jumps and I'm cross-country Wof
z the handsome brown colt Tho Jefferson
bv Bohemian from Albinr ly Prospe
and the y0unester takes TO his WORK Mi'
b % relish.
The jefferson has size and enc musc'
, Tar development. and in The hands
Mr.. Martin this thoroughbred con 81 ~
? hcmiau should make q stecplecldse hos
p able To- stay the route and win in goo
company
p Mr. $ Walton. Of Walton Farm. Fal
s | Mills Va former owner of Caiherii
s Ievburn 2lf: Sknlful. 2:l IL Wilbook
and other Grand Circuit winners, D. arr
% ing on the road the chestnut mare re
e rette. 2.22 -. by Juror Perrat'e Do
% been "a member of ODE brood mare par
I at walton Farm for several seasons, b
I proved barren last spring and was tah.
, up and gotten in shape for road "or
q The chestnut colt. one year Old by h'
T, Leo. out Of Perrctte. is one of the mo
I promising at Walton Farm. AID with a.
y aud development should make irotte
}. At the Belmont Driving Park Phil
r, delphia. ON Tuesday last. the brown pa
ing gelding Ginter in an effort again
II time. reduced bis record from Pa If
II 2:f5 3d. Ginter is "a tull brother 10 III
e. man. 200. the brown gelding by Qua
II termaster. out OF Winnie d. by Hann
], Both Human and Ginter were bred a.
10 owned 10y the late Charles L. Stokes,
e this city. who also bred and owned t
d dam. Winnie D. now the property OF B
l. L Banks Holt. Graham y Z.
: Mr.. 4. D. Williams Of this city h
II sold 20 ". J. Carter. FOR use IS 70
n horse the speedy and hsn6some
! gelding Albeit c. PIC = by Clay 5
d OF walker Morrill, dam by Signet