The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-01


Association, that have been regularly
hunted during the season 1S99-190o, owned
and ridden by members or recognized
hunts in Maryland, Virginia and the Dis
t.ict of Columbia. By subscription OF $40
each play or pay. The Washington
Jockey Club to add plate of the value OF
SEQ and a purse of the value of 500, OF
which $3.50, the subscription money and
the plate TO the winner. The second to
receive S1G9 and the third $50 of the purse.
y Blunt Clubs ana individual sub
scribers may make as many entries as
they desire.
WEIGHTS, PENALTIES AND ALLOW
ANCES.
Four-year-olds TO carry 14S pounds: five
year-olds, 1G7 pounds; s:x-year-olds and
over. 176 pounds. Mares allowed, as by
rule, ) pounds: geldings, 3 pounds. PEN
a!ties-Winners in 1889 or 1860 to carry
s pounds extra. No horse shall through
penalties carry more than $50 pounds.
Allo n c s.-Half-breds allowed 10
pounds; half-breds that have never start
cd, allowed u pounds; haif-breds. botn
sire and dam unknown, allowed 20 pounds:
gentlemen never having ridden 4 winner,
allowed pounds. No horse by allow
2nvc can cary less than 40 pounHs.
Ncte-Allowances for half-breds must
and are not cumulative. Overweight al
lowed TO any amount, if claimed by the
time announced for the lirst race of the
day OF the race.
About three miles over the Steeplechase
Course of the Washington Jockey Clue,
which will be altered to better suit the
character of the race.
II. Rozier Dulany piedmont Hunt, va.
b. 9. Octll,-ee 5, by Tom Ocaltree or
Galorc-inp. Hester
II. Rozer Dulany piedmont Hunt,
Va), b. g. E:lory, i, by King llazem-
Mimosa On. b.
J. d. Hall. .Ir.. Pine Hill Hunt. va.>,
br. g. Riley, 6, by Monticello-Slnart Girl
E. O. Hayes (Warrenton Hunt. Ea),
br. g. Tashairm, 4, by imp. Inverness
Trade Wind.
w. C. Hayes (Warcenton Hunt Va),
b. g. Champion, j. by imp. Cavalier-Ma>
Bee
J. D. Hooe CWarrenton Hunt, va.), CHI.
m. Becky Rolfe, 6. by Observation-Disclosures
1as.
j. f. Larcomb, Jr:., Chevy Chase Club,
D. C.>, en-. mn. Jacobel, s. by Jacobite-
dam by Harold.
". X. lowering (Elkridge Fox Hunt
ing Club. Md, D. s. Young Exile, 4. by
Exile-Fidele.
A. c. Marshall piedmont Hunt VaD.
b. an. La lorraine, 5, by Yucatan-Marga-
j. Henry Mccauley piedmont Hunt,
Val b. s. Sacket, 6, by Bersan-Cathe-
G-ne c.
T. Nelson Page Chevy Chase Club. D.
C.), b. z. Hobson, 4, sire and dam half
bred.
+. A. B. Portman Warrenton Hunt,
Vao, b. g Sllandy Gaff, aged, sire and
dam half bred.
c. w. Smith (Warrenton Hunt va),
CHI 3. Mr.. Fore Paw, 4, by st. Carolus-
Queen of the Forest.
Z. l.. Smith Elkridse Hunt. Md. b.
g. Diver, ), by Clear the Way-Di Yer
non
Paid forfeit, one each, Chevy Chase Club.
E. X. Salisbury and E. l.. Smith.
During a recent visit to the Blue Grass
region of Kentucky Mr.. ". C. Marshall,
of Marshall & Thompson, breeders Of
thoroughbreds, harness anu saddle horses,
Warrenton, Va. visited the noted Cas-
Teton stud, of James r. and FoNhall P.
Kcene Lexington, and secured the grand
locking black stallion Blackjack, foaled
in 1896, by Pontiac, out of Bonnie Doom,
by Rapid Rhone, second dam the famous
Queen Mary, and will place him in the
stud at Warrenton Blackjack is 1872
is height and of powerful muscular devel-
opment He will be used as sire of hunt
ers and jumpers, and should make his
mark in the stud. In addition to Black
cock, Marshall & Thompson have his
Grace, big chestnut son of Eolus. and
Clrcussian. the son of Alan that sired
Mars Chan, one Of the best steeplechase
horses Virginia has produced.
Secretary P. A. S. Brine and the Race
Committee, of the Deep Run Hun. Club.
made W Of Messrs. ]. 7. Anderson. E.
II Savage and H. c. Beatte, are busy
arranging the details Of the annual spring
race meeting OF the club which has been
fixed for Thursday. May 18th, during Car
nival Week. when ttlouss nds of visitors
from other sections will be in the city,
and numbers of them will grasp the OPP
portunity to witness the well-arransed
programme provided for the occasion.
With a farmers race couple Of steeple-
chase events. two or more fiat races and
a high jumping contest an afternoons
sport of more than ordinary attractive
,;ess will be afforded the thousands who
ga Their On the beautiful grounds of the.
club. The effort Of the Dee1 Run Hunt