The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
and the police cannot deal too roughly
with him.-Turf, Field and Farm.

ana the police cannot deal too roughly
with him.-Turf, Field and Farm.
The gray stallion Iron Bar, owned by
Mrs. Jonn l.. Lindsay. OF this city, VINO
was brought out az a two-yeat- IN ~. ~
has been campaigned Dy MN conuhuously
each season since. Is again in winning
form and landed couple or ,g9oa iaces
at recent meetings held in Michigan at
Grand Haven and Flint At the latter
place. on June 2itn, ne hanosone son "a
Tomnle Bar won the free-f0r-all trot ana
pace mixed which y r1ez4niiSSHt nsc aii i
217I. 2l7. Iron Bar won the last three
heats and finished second IN the otheiS:
The gray stallion. who has been trained
and driven IN nearly all Of his races ~
Mr. sale. was a prominent factor IN
Grand Circuit battles during the season
OF 1898. trOtting 10 his record or Z;l39i
at Detroit on July 25d. ana getunE lhIu
money in the big NJ. ana NJ STAKE iOi
2.2i trotters.
Among the thoroughbreds owned by DIT.
James O'Keede. OF WOODLAND StoeA
Farm T9zewe' ya en is 1 InT ch oSt OF
Miss Walton. by Enquirer, VINO mas
bay nlly at her side, foaled on May 2lst,
by Young Luke. son OF Luke BlackDuTh.
DR. o Keenc also owns a very handsome
yearling. a bay FLY by Imp. Cavalier out
OF Waltoona-
one OF the speedest mares IN training
this season ia the chestnut mare BeHe M,
by Kankakee. son OF Mambrlno husssii,
that was campaigned during lhe pd7l laii
and winter by John b. Jones. OF Augusta,
Ca. who trotted her at the iair ana I, aee
meetings through North Carolina, south
Carolina and Georgia. AT the NOT
Carolina State Fair, held at Raleigh IN
October last, Belle NJ. won a coupe 90
heats, trotting each in 2:27A In the ~
trot. but only stood for third money l9
the summary OF the race. She is creaited
with record Of 2:2,h IN the las a., lss re-
duced some four or FIVE seconds later on
over a non-assOciation tracE at Ausu sla,
Ca. She is now In the Np 76ceso,I II she she
froftod n quarter I'm 3Oh SECONDS over the
Lexington XVI track. The daughter or
Kankakee is very hands\me mare
boodlike and highly finished. Hutt e dIsdn
I'm scoring and inclined TO sulk lNst season
She was bred in Kansas
The chestnut mare May BlossoN 2:.9,t'
nv ClenmOre, owned by Thomas ,. VIM
of THIS city. foMed on June 10Th o1S
as a very handsome. sprighuy younss'oi'
Mr. William Ellison. breeder Of Mosul,
2.Ogh formerly OF this city. nut now on
New York was here recently. and TOOK
back with him 10 drive on the ROAD ln'
big bav four-vcar-old geldlng by ST. Vim
cent. dam Peach and Honey. by san
Purdv. Peach and Honey. and virginia
Maid. dam OF Mosul. are full sisters. This
gclding bears quite 2 resemblance 10 MO-
SUI and George r.. Richmond. who nan
died him n short While TINS season re-
cards him as a good prospect FOR speed.
sRs
In selecting horses for tho cavalry ser
vice the United States IS ignoring the
prejudice existing against roam and gray
and any color Is now considered eooo
enough with which 10 whip the Spanard;
IL As also a fact that the trOttlns-Dre
horse As considered superior TO others Tor
this branch OF the service.
mo T-nited states Government has pur-
chased I'm the ST. Louis fMO) market
twelve thousand mules. which means an
BROAD ROCK.