The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
NEWS OF HORSES
AND H0RSEMEN.
At Gould Hill Farm, the Home of
Leewood.
SOME GOOD MATERIAL THERE,
a Sister o fJack, 21S IL in the Lot
Maggie Carroll Wins at Norfolk
and Iirewood Second.
other Items.
SOME GOOD MATERIAL THERE,

A''AhRs
At Gould Hin Farm in Hanover coun-
" which IS about sixteen miles from
Richmond, and probably one-third OF
that distance from Hanover Court House.
the county seat, which is also the post
ONCE and railway station OF the farm,
there Is quite o. collection OF Weli-Dred
trOtting stock owned by Mr.. James A..
Graham, who purchased the place % re-
moved there from BiggsVillc, H.. In the
spring OF 1885. There are over so acres
ia Gould I'm and the place Is one Of the
best known in an that section OF Viz
sinia and has retained its original name
Tor generations.
IN tho he timo Of the late John y. Da-
Wis Gould I'm was the pride OF that able
hnanclers heart, and money was eXpend-
ed with q lavish hand ln making improve
menfg. Later the farm passed TO the late
Charles j. Stokes and from him through
several hands TO- its present owner.
during former years when t~rOtters were
IN greater demand than now Mr.. Graham
ranked among the best known horscmen
IN the middle West, as AN owner and
breeder. and as secretary OF the Mon
mouth Driving Park, Monmouth, Illinois.
Then tho Graham Farm catalogues, Use
sued annually and compiled by Mr.. Gra-
ham. were models Of taste and neatncas.
The stallion roster included The names
of such horses as MambrinO Boy, the
most famous son Of MambrinO Fatchen
and sire of the dams Of AXtell % AL
lart0n, Spectator. 2I7M, son OF Dictator
Earl McGrog0r, 2.Zlie son OF Robert Nc
Gregor, Tribune. I.23ib son OF hulch-
crh0cker. AlCautra, son OF Alcantra and
others, and these added 10 tls brood
mares and young things often ran the
number -Cf horses at the farm up 10 100
head or more. When Ar. Graham decide
Cd to move East TO escape the TigOur or
tne winters m the West, more IMAM 10
head or stock passed under me hammer
90 Graham Farm and the remainder We're
brought DOB o0uid Nin. among them bee
ing the chestnut stallion LeeUood, 10y"
Dexter Prince. out OF J~O4leltat uy N4--
wood. LecW0od was fodied Do lHol ana 10
o. well made. handsome horse, OF me size,
standing close % sixteen hands nigh ana
wtirnInr 100 pounds. As a. tlIee-year-
old. this son OF DoXter Prince, in the
hands OF Iuap Mccarthy trottcd a trial
b. 2.1Gft. ana was looked upon ass the
making OF d. sensational performer, but
went wrong m tlc near forward ankle
and was retired t. the stud LeeWool i3
The sire OF "a couple ~ East PAGERS Dob ihe
lirt of standard speed. one Of them be-
ing the bay gc,ding Alec, 219 Ia The
bro0dmare BAND 600 Gould ull includes
Remembrance. CD wcl finished handsome
bay nN George Nlht our ol INA beinl
10y C0rbeau. She i2 twenty. but does not
look her years and is well preserved and
ln vigorous health. During the boom
days ol tine trottcr Nr. Graham went to
Hiril4~u Farm. Zee. Mass. and paid
5000 for Remembrance, in foal 10 Ay-
cyone. and the produce aas th. ra.ar 10
HeuIcl. --H. which ie sold for $1,000.
s'rroltine. 70 I.v e'z v.'re ODD. hr Name
brino Boy, dam Remembrance, and one
ol the tucst individuals 600 The lorm.
Memoir. % boy fre years old. ful sister
90 Scrueutiuc. Racket. dam of Red Boy.
. 20 hav eleven wears oI hv ned
Wilkes, dam Racquette. by Enfield. Sec
ond dam loai ANA Zoe Fannie. dam OF
Icr' , irt. 'o',iH5 iHlia I1o-
is 'o.af '--
planc5. - F, r, +.o
bv A11nLrino p.v Dim Trim iar,, IT,
a-. N.i Ds
..'T olI Itssi +" pay,
Ti-la d.w ~ , 49,
Tcneign. an nnn1meJ fr.er SIX -tar oi
nm cfeferf a., r,.t o.feft Tg 1-r.wtrf,n
nov 5.n trtS,l e.. ~
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dam Tt-,or, 1., ~ So a.aot ~
p.11 I'M. le'.rI I'm t.rr '@rv Tow ~
csqmefroes 0.0e "a ana Tuo- v-aitors
9.9q. A1.e o. to, fov- ,or, 800 ia "a,
O-N' D'
N 90 "rlh Af
pay Nl'"tu' bf joe 4+"pntI o..'-
laculai a PACK, eight years Old 10y
nl -ctlt'r ~ Gam Lady volunteer 10y
y .-untceI Lazy li5le, dam OF Agatha,
/ . " Jay uF i"i nf uaMl Lacy 14o-
puei. ,hy bfuiN hthdh A.ent an un,-
laneI nay dour years one. Dy LeeWood'
9@at Lolc j I..nyil yy 0pI"sqe tliot
seeonQ hi'E IalGheh' uy M2moillo
! d1,he ,1lIu 9anl hl, uam or l9Ia
hcNH ~i diu am unnamed nay, /AFe
- .Ii hN simmons, oam S3iee' Joy
uuiiho BOY me younger ulVls-o on az
me farm includes q number OF choice
specimens, but one or the highest FORM
eI and hanosomest If the Tot is a bay
IVY one year ora pN LeeW9oa, OUT or Ike
inenaDIahce' mo Gam OF ~ behlcla
q
.r,. go, ,
u7 to~o"il5 aItcle p.rtla"sa eIItoI-
i' o. 'l.'. ia.l' ol ltol9e ~
WIZ oo"DH'' Dc itAL WIN inter
~ "I ""o -Ie interested IH hunters
NJ tto+ H.. -orf.., .r.4t.~ hoo
'-- ~ tto.te' ~
$3.50 -
In tbe+ I'm & s.
fbe markets ~ he ,Corfd NAV he held
'nie6nifei. and con V.ear swrSnt5e sfock
worked o1f no. tbe best adyantsre is 10
their o~r,ornnlti.e maj These ore
5rref tbore III, bc rn c-oqti,n. trt 49,
lsme ~ tten 40 beeH overinote6 ,bere
Ii M, dof,ht n r-o,,rfns f,- An WeIr.r
- ~ 1850