The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

folk, won a couple Of good races at Raj
cgh last week. On Tuesday. driven by
W. l.. Steel Little Stahes won tie 2;.O
trOt-paCe with case, in straight heats,
and took a re- ord of 2:29 IA ana followed
II up by winning the 2.30 trot on Thurs
day again in straight hea,s. defeating
Queen Less and Matte Holt. and reduc-
ing her record to 2:2o IL.
Little Stakes IS the first or his sire,
yet TO enter the list OF standard speed.
He IS owned by X, s. Cromwell, or
Nor ok. and was bred by j. i. Camp, of
Franklin, who owns his DAM Berde Hell
en- and she is aga In foal to Great
stakes. Steele has driven Little Stakes
n trial In 211l-4 this season and looks
for him 10 trot 10 a low record III ISv'
u ne keeps rgnL
Among fh1 successful exhibitors Oh
show horses al the North Carolina state
+ air az Raleigh was Mr.. L. Banks Ho'I
%. Alamanco farm. Graham ~ -
who captured first prize for best stand
ard bred stallion WITT Grcgorian 2'Z5 o.
tne handsome che -tDt son Of Prince
Geo,gs and Beltna. by Mansfield, VINO
def ated Gallant c.. 2:26 IL. a stouily
made bay horse by Red Wilkes out OF
mare bv BE mont. ana the old horse Met
vile Chief out Of Lady Simple, by Hap
DIV Medium. who sired Clipper zig j.
AIR Holt also captured blue ribbon with
Giles Mebane, the beautifully formed
blood-like brown colt. by John X. Gentry.
Out of Winnie D.. dam Of HUMAN, 2:2o'
by IIannis.
NJ. f. Red. prominent speedway
driver NJ New York. has sold to John
Mcclure. same C. ~. the well know
gray stallion Iron Bar. 2:1l "a, by TEN
NE Far. Iron Par was owned tor year
by alrs. John l. Lindsay. Of this ciiN
ana driven TO his record by her brother
Iohn ". SAFE. who now resides here
From Mrs Lindsay the gay stallion pass
cd through the Iasie sale at Cleveland in
February last 10 Mr. Mcclure. VINO
thought so wei Of tho son Of Temple
Bar that he has re-Durchased HIM.
The outlook for tle approo ching CIVIC
Carnival here on October n. November ]
and o IS very bright. and the indications
are that a great crowd will gather on the
occasion with such attractions as the
grand trades parade, launching OF the
torpedo boat Shubrck and magnlucen'
display Of fireworks provided by me
CIVIC lHTUiNdI AOUlIlkltf anu NtiN DiN
Dominion Tournament and Fair Associa-
tion's grand State tournament and coro-
nation bail on the second day. and in
ter-State tournament and running races
on tho third day festivitv sport and
pleasures galore viii be furnished tho
masses. The s ate tournament prizes In
cludc q fine rubber-tired buggy, built by
p. a. Ainslie and which may be seen
IN his ware-rOOms a nice saddle-horse.
from Smyth Brothers, OF the Southern
Horse Bazaar. and now on exhibition
there fifteen dollars IN goa and others
equally worthy OF mention. Horsemen
and others will find the race programme,
which viii be run of on November %.
quite an attractive one with five purses
OF the uniform value Of 500 each. the
entrance fee being only 81. owners Of run
ming horses viii be given a chance 10
earn some winter oats. and some good
horses viii compete in the different
events. The programme includes 10 mile
dash. "a mile heats. dash Of IL miles,
dash OF l mile and a hurdle race at two
miles over eight hurdles. Entries close
Tuesday. October Dist. at =. NJ. Entry
blanks and nh further information may
be he'd Of W j. Carter. Secretary, room
q. Times Building. Rchmond Va
BROAD ROCK.