The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

On all the bloody plains over which they
charged until the earth oeneatn them
rocked with the mighty impact none dleu
wi;n more glory tnan me men ana hoises
OF Fauquier. Ana yet thousands dled on
those ensanguined neIds, and there was
much glory. J.. ID. SAIL
The roam mare I..ttle Beiz, by John W.
Daniel, dam Bctz Springer, by captain
owned by Thomas Anderson, ol TINS cry
drupped on the gd instant % black my,
marks star ana white hlnd legs Dy loon-
les Jr the son OF Odin Bell This My
Is described as well IOfmeu anu hdnu-
some and more or less interest attaches
10 It's future as the sire ana dam are
among the best known local trOttcis own
ed here TOOdles, Jr., with the most nm
tied opportunities sired the TWO good
calnpalgners Nelly D., Z.lo ia ana Miss
Thomson. 2:20 H. and tribe of iron
road horses. while Little Betz, the dam.
now eleven years old, WIS about the best
three-vear-old trotter the State has eyer
produced. and though hcr mark is only
2.231-2 G. A. Pussy. who trained and
drove her i'm all OF her races. frequently
stepped her halves in 1905 and los and
considered her able when right 20 trot
To a record Of 2.lj or better yet with her
turn Of speed she was crratic and self
willed and at times 10 restrain her mad
rushes or 10 settle her after a break
the exercise Of Pusey's skill as a rcins-
man were brought into fun play.
The roam mare Miss Bird, 2:32 IL. by
Jay Bird, dam by Young Jim, foaled on
May 30th a bay colt. by AlcZeus, 2.l3.
and will be bred back 10 that son or Nc
Kinney and Grace Kaiser. The mare and
f0al are owned by w *. Mathews. who
brought McZeus here from California
where several fun brothers and sisters 10
the latter are owned among them the
black Eelding COney now four years old
and looked upon as the making OF a'sen-
sational PAGER I'm che hands OF the noted
California trainer Thomas T.. Heating,
who Will bring him East and campaign
this season. Coney recently paced mile
in 2:1l II at Pieasant0n, cal
Mr.. James Cox. Belgrayia Farm. Mt
Jackson. va. has the prospect for
trotter IN Klngstown. "a bay eoldins'
three years old. bred and owned az Bel
gravia. Kinestown was sired by Mr..
C0xs stallion Kelly. 2.27, the son OF Elec-
tioneer and the great producing mare
Easther, thoroughbred daughter OF EX-
press. and dam Of Expressive 3. Z.lZ H.
while his dam was Ruby McGrcgor, by
Robert McGresor. Kiugstown is i'm the
hands Of Tom Settle. developer or Cathe-
rine Leyburn. PA; Skilful. 2:l7 l-i' VIII
Leyburn. 2, 2:12, and others Of tho IA
nous Mamie family, who thinks hlShy
of him.
Horses in Training is the title Of
COMMUNICATIVE and valuable Work pun
lished by II. A. Buck and j. J. Burke,
OF New York. The former is the editor
OF the Spirit OF the Times and the lalter
well known as a racing judge ana aplS
writer on turf topics The publication
embraces all horses engaged in stakes on
American COURSES. including two year
olds. and should be in the hands Of ev-
cry man az all interested I'm racing and
the thoroughbred horse. At the price. IN
raper cover 80 cents. or bound in red
leather for 81, 1t is worthy OF generous
patronage.
The bay mare Ialla Anderson, 2:23 II,
bv Woodburn Hamhletonian formerly
owned by Mr.. Langhorne Putncy' but
now the property of i. y. Cox. bermuda
Hundreds. va. recently foaled bay colt
bv Judge Cox. son Of Phalanx and has
been bred 10 Tom Cox. another son OF
the latter. who was bred by the late j.
I. Case and sired by the famous race
horse Phalas. 2I3 81
Mr.. W. W. Hutchinson, Berryville, Va
has a couple Of well formed. handsome
mares. both bays and five year olds. In
Maud Adams and Shade, both thorough
bred and descended from performing ana
producing families. Maud Adams IS by
imported Candlemas. out of Florio. by
Virgu while Shade was sired by Uncas
and her dam was Parasol, by imported
MOrtemer.
Mr. w c. Saunders. Of this city, Is
driving on the road the bay geldins
Price Cox, by Phalanx, dam Kate Mes
senger. by Messenger Chief n recent pur-
chase from Mr. Robert Hicks.
BROAD ROCK.
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