The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
NEWS OF HORSES
AND H0RSEllEN
At the Hundred Stock Farm, Home
of Judge Cox,
SOME GOOD ONES ARE THERE.
NIr. Neyille's Stable OF Runners-Eir-
ginia Maid and Daughtcr-Ger-
hardine and Imp. Petro-
householder Items.
SOME GOOD ONES ARE THERE.

Mr. T. T. Cox, OF the Hundred Stock
Farm, which in in Chesterfield county,
bordering on the banks OF the James river,
who was severely injured some weeks
since by a kick from morse, for Whlch
he was successfully operated upon py
DR.. George Ben. Johnston, OF this CITY IS
fast improving and expects to be able
a an early date to commence working
the rioters and PAGERS owned by him for
speed There are about forty head OF
horses includg the stations, broodmares
and youngsters a the farm, and Mr.. Cox
writes me that they are all doing We'll
while the outlook is brighter than Tor
years past.
Judge Cox, a brown son Of PhalanN
and Kate Messenger, by Messenger Chief,
while the broodmare band includes Lalla
Anderson, 2:2Sh,, by WOODBURY. Hamb!e-
tonfan. dam Shiek. by Hampton; Kate
Messenger by Messenger Chief, dam by
Lumber, son Of Ericsson, and some we'll
bred daughters of PnalanX, the dead son
of Phallas, 2:13 II, that was formerly
owned at the Hundred Farm. One OF the
most highly-rrized m ares on the
farm was Mambrine, large, handsome
daughter of Mambrino King, whose death,
which occurred recently, was due to acct
dental causes. Her produce have shown
speed in every instance enough by different
horses. By Norfolk, she produced Pres
que Isle, 2:29A and by Judge Cox, the
fast-pacing mare Fanny Cox, 2--20, WillIe
several others now owned at the farm are
yet Ito be heard from. Among the foals
Cropped this season are a bay cott by
Tom Cox out of Bermuda Bells. by Pha-
lanl1. a brown colt by Judge Cox, out OF
Alice, by Presque isle, a bay colt by
Judge Cox. out of Belle Cox, by Phalanx,
and colt by Whtby, 2:1S Ia, out of Kate
Messenger. WHAT Nr. Cox looks upon as
the fastest horse ever bred at the farm
is CoXey. a large, handsome bay Selding,
full sixteen hands in height, who has
shown quarters over the flalf-mile training
track, which is net fast one, in 81
seconds. This se!ding, VINO is by Judge
5 Cox out of q mare by Wade Hampton
thoroughbred, and some others, including
a very handsome matched pair of bays
by Judge Cox, are being shaped up for the
northern market and win be sent on in
May.
Mr. Robert Neville. of Pelham Farm,
Welbourne, Loudoun rauuty Va, has
quite a good stable of horses in training,
which will be raced on the flat and over
the jumps. With the exception of one,
the chestnut gelding.- Bacchanal. al are by
imp. Rieoletto, the dead son OF Trocadero
and Re;ne de Saba. that formerly head
ed the Pelham Stud. One of the most
promising members of the strng is
Rubrique the two-year-old sister to that
/, hsla-c!ass steeplechase mare White Car
ter, who broke down last season and mas
been retired TO the breeding ranks at Pei
ham, where she mas been bred to imp.
Arlington, now a the head of AIR. Ne
vilIe's stud. With Mr. ]. W. Dayton as
trainer the stable incluGas the following
horses: Arthur CHI. g., 4, by imp. Rigo,etto,
dam 1estalia: Raechanai. oh. s.. 3, by
imp. Yayon d'Or, dam Belle Of Nelson;
Blaclz and White, br. f., 3. by imp.
, Rigoletto, dam Thtsbe IL: Eophone, br.
S. ), by imp. RigoIetto. dam Vestalia;
Lady Ulrsula. Oh. f., ?, by imp. Rigoletto.
dam Lady Wooster; Tentore. CHI. m, ).
by imp Rigoletto. dam Vestalia; Rik2rique,
b. t., . 10y imp Rigoletto, dam Vesta.
Ed Keaney, the Thoroughbred son Of
Tom Ochiltree and Medusa, by Sensation,
now heads the stud Of Mr.. w. B. Lewis, Of
Milton, N. c., has developed into a large
handsome horse, and with even a fair
chance should sire winners.
The chestnut stallion was good race
horse and some well-bred mares viii be
mated with him, among them Gerhardlne,
by Flood. out of imp. Goneaway, by North
Lincoln. and imported Petroieuse, by
Plebeian, out OF Resolution, by Lecturer,
second dam Annexation, by king Tom
both of whom were purchased last. fall
!, in Kew York by Mr.. Lewis at the. clear
ing-out sale of the Palo Alto stud OF
tlloreu ghbreds.
Petroleuse was bred in 1899 to Nomac
Mr.. Lewis Becker, president OF tne
Standard Brewing Co., Baitimore,W VINO.
! mas been a liberia purchaser Of Virginia
bred horses for years past, owns aitiofiss q
number Of other weli-bred trottefs.1th he
grand-loeking brood mare. Virginia Aia.as
dam Of Mesul. ss:G9 Ia by sam fuey,s
out of Peach Blossom, BY, Orange blossom.
and sfei. yearling FLY by Stantiepul "tl zen
| is a rich hay in color and probably NY q,
handsamest soungster OF its ges'h i 81 !
| Maryland.
- Virginia Maid was bred in 1899 to STAN M
bnul and is again In feal to thu = ma 9 49,
! cent son Of Sultan. The daughfe fsSels
Sam P,irdY- was. bred bE..M Hmm -Eiilson,.