The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-09
NEWS OF HORSES
AND H0RSEMEN
Connor's Stable Of TrOtters at
ReidsvlIe.
1T INCLUDES MAGGIE CARRELl.
The Chesapeake and Parksley FAIRS
Boncy Boy Worthy Son Of Bitten
Gray Jacques. Gun Metal and
Elmer All Winners.
1T INCLUDES MAGGIE CARRELL.

lselasfl4c, y. g. are an DONG Wen,
Three Of the best prospects In his string
are Lutte Dawson Maggie Carreil and
Ella Leo. 2:gO. They are owned by Mr..
Samuel Walton. Fails Mills. Va. lessee Of
the mile track at RoldsviIe, where Cam
non wintcrcd and has trained this season.
The bay mares Maggie Carroll, 2.DA by
Jack Dawson and Miss Ada 2zOz, by
Mimic, have worked easy miles iu Z.l9is
each, stepping quarters handlly in % sec
onGs. Maggie Carrcll was one OF the
most consistent winners out 10 1898 and
Cannon looks for her 20 tr0t ia 2I2 bee
fore the close of the season. The
daughter OF Jack Dawson Us but pony ln
size. but very b.0odike aud beautiful in
form In that respect probably being oX-
cciled by no tr0tter in training. MI Ada,
who dropped "a foal ia lSe and was not
trained. appears TO be On frst-ciass shape
again and Cannon looks for hes 10 Da as
good this season as sine Was lu 1884, "neh
about nine first monies and two seconds
in as many races were credited 10 het
Lutte Dawson, go the run sister or
Maggie Carroll has shown mlle IN
2.Gls. quarter I'm Sai3 seconds. hApa'
black mare by Wilkes Boy, dam by
Hlachwood worked "a mile ia 2.2siz quar-
ter i'm a seconds. while the fastest mile
10 tha credit of Ella Leo. is 3.-s. quarter
IN g3i-. seconds. but that daughter OF hea
LEO and Lucy s. dam OF Lutte Dawson
and Maggie Carrcn U.s. big and strong ana
likely 20 show up well IN hcr races oho
of the best prospects n Inc staoie 4a
green mare by JAY Bird, owned by a gem
ueman ga Danvile, Va. she is lIol-
ter and gated right for speed cannon
uiu shin hts stable north during the
canning week. where he viii take ln the
Pennsvlvanla. Rev York and Nc" JeIs5s
c,rouis and probably wind up win me
baltimore and Norfolk meetings al t"o
fail
DR.. A. Hr0ckcnbrough, secretary OF ,ile
cbesa-neake Agricultural Far As7ocld-
ION Is out with the speed programme on
tbo fair and race meeting when VIII pc
bsfs I'M cane Charles. Va, ln august
,rhs annual fairs and race meetings OF
~ Association are looked upon as I'M
.,ortsrt events boz that section ana largely
ATTENDED. The programme Io"oM ISL.
First dav. Tuesday, August 10. 10. e..
race 9.fD class trOt open, purse Fi. ~. -
ond race two-year class. EdIlclH 80 80,
S-t~,iria and pocomoke CITY mlle H."'''
In q purse. SOD. Third race CIV ''''
and 21s pace, open, purse 49, ,s.h
- dav Wednesday. August ION
49, raco 2.s2 trot. Eastern shore va;
.,r1 pocomoko city purse si'' 60
~ ,bre.-vcar.old class, Eastern 9'o',
"a nurse si00 Third race -'-'
trot. omen purse S-0"' -. ,-.b First
Tbird day Thursday, August 10 ',t,-i,.,.n
race 2.N trot ana z;D pa. $50 Si5O.
shoro VA. and Pocomoke' pul1 s5oo
go race 2.1 trot. OPEN pun ''''
Third race. 2lS trot, open puI ,s,h First
r,,.r,h dav Friday. August Io.l IA
fo"i - ~ clsss Eastern shore, va o. 60
Iaoo' - ,,urse. $50. Second rae, -.o'
,.s rot open. purse 500. mn i,,rse
go for an class. trot ana pave
500.
rns annual fair and race me, me-, tal,es
~ peninsular Fair Assoc la'Io'l +bat
,,Iscc during the week l"''' Mn he
- the Chesapeake fai, l,,'srles and
% 80 parkslcv. Va Cape ,.iiHi -
nero ~ "a. 90 within easy driving uis'a"~. .
49,, ,,ther and their meetings "'o -
o. 80. effairs among hofseIheN CIV,
pOpul"' 7,,Irc /. w. g. BLACKSTONE
'st6ent OF the Peninsul'I $50
- M q. O. Dix. secretary 1"o
gramme follows: ... % First
"a trot omen, purse s-o. oeco'lu
- tvo-vcar-olds Chorses e"h.o'o -,
- : Virrinia and Pocomoke - ,r,,i~5
- in three-mne heats pure sly" ,o,o
race 2.1G troJ --lN P'''' ,.,,et Oh -
re,,nd Dav-Weduc day, NuH"a'
So, - bee trot. j.. S. Virginia anu
.,,ore CITY only, purse fO1
.t,ree- voar-olds. stake closed ""..'
49, sa,o Third race, pa troll oi'"'
,r,,t,5 Thursday, August a l'a'
o.e- trot. 2.4O pace ~ >. NH5l''iN
80 pocomoke city oniy)' pul'o .-'.
s-e,,E rsce. 2.Sl trot. OPEN purse Wv
miro race. els trot open purse e'o
r~a,,rtb pav-Friday, August or li',
80 o.a0 trot. Open purse >-"
,.ce free-for-all trot ana la'c' f|
go Third race-2.5o trot, IT, =. v
and Pocomoke city only p"l7' e.
glasses marked "open arc
entries from any state
yo,.crt Fradicy's three-year-old chestnut
", ponev Boy. whose dam is sue H.
-. prosper. is Swing evidence OF 'io
..,,,r, of his sire Bitten "Ihe iron
49, p" now al the head OF the stua
III q and r.. 81 Bemue, OF thls cl.s'
"a y,bo was a prime favorite win AT
rs.'st.s winning during Ibis turt career
- hands of that well-known morse
- many thousands OF dollars
pDcertiv al Chicago Boney BOY ran
a., - mile event the time OF "hich' " -
20 Two days aftcfWaId nc ""' ''''-
- --,..r fu,lone race. which approached
80. worlds record. yet the following oay
49, ,,as called upon TO compete in d mhe
n,aIr and standing "a drive the enuie
,sogtb of the stretch, DE Won in the note
,.or,bv time or 1879 IL. which alspiAeeu
,bo mark established three days oeloIe'
me game and enduring son of bia1es car
- es mounds. and was right in the nrs'
t,,,oh through all OF that heart-Drcahihs
pace.
N 7. Reid New York. thinks mat
Madison chief. the bay gelding driven
bv him on the Speedway, ana VINO ~ one
~ The fastest and best hammered horses
60 be seen on the fanous Harlem river
drivoway. and his recent purchase me
gray stallion. Iron Bar, 2.n 81 VIII
make an ideal pole team as soon as INC
latter has worked on some of his surplus
0.sb Iron Bar b. a very handsome horse
and specdv in proportion. but while owned
d, ans city. the son OF Temple Bar was
trained by John ". sale, who arranged
a pair OF puileys 10 enable him 10 hold
the grry stallion. whose mad PUSHES OF
soeed a. times made him difficult horse
"a control However. with regular road
work. the little stallion may become more
traciable. and hooked double with Mad.
son Chief the pair should make very
fast pole team.