The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16

The cllerslie Stud of Captain r. ].
Hancock Charlottesville, Va, now in
cudes forty-two broodmares, over one
third of whom are the get OF Eolus, the
dead son of imported bennington nnG
Fanny Washington, that brought fame
and fortune to Eilerslie.
Among the Eolus mares in use there
are Eola, the dam of Lester; Ethe dam
of Hammie, Rosnante, Hex and Don
ouiXote: Clash. dam Of Chnrina and
Tootsie Green; 41emwind, dam of Chara-
wind; Nlnone. dam of Ninos, Chat of Me
and Jack Gay; Generine, dam OF Alton
So Meta Russell, dam of Colonel Padden;
Young Grace, dam of Charasrace and
Gracious. and Sanci, full sister to Souci.
dam of Sport, while to these may be add
ed daughters of great sres like imp. st.
Blaise, imp. Eotwcn, Lisbon, imp. Ma
setto and others
Robert Bradley shipped his stable Of
runners from Washington, where the
Jockey Club meeting closed on Saturday,
the Sth instant direct to Greenway Farm.
near Wilcox Wharf, Charles City county,
and will winter there. Mr.. Bradley tigur-
ed we'll up among winning owners 1t Chi
cago where he raced all the summer and
during the fall until the commencement
of the Washington meeting. Among the
horses being wintered by him are the
widely-known chestnut GeldinS Boney
Boy the hero of so many hard-fouSht
races; Robert Waddell, William Ack and
about twenty others, nearly all OF them
get of the farm sires. Aloha H., Bitten
and the dead Miracle who was Destroy
ed by fire some months since.
Among the VirGinia-bred horses in the
stable of Lyles & Co., at New Orleans,
are Water House bay Selding, 4, by imp
Water Level, out of Miss House, by imp.
Eyrle DAILY; Lalogray, black gelding, }.
by Jim Gray, out of Leola by Eoius and
Charakeene, bay colt. ., by imp. CharaN-
us, out of Jennie keene. Eolus. Water
House was given the preparation for this
meeting by Mr. r. 3. boswell, of the
Bullteld Training Association, boswell
Station. Va, ana the shape in which the
bay Eelding appeared was highly salts
factory to his owners.
CITY Sergeant James C. Smith, owner
of Mosul, 2:O9l4; Huffman, go; and other
fast trotters. is using alternately both
for business purposes and on the road.
the brown mare Willie Shaw, 2::2914. by
Lee cuyler, and the good-looiing bay
stallion Cordova, 2::25A. by Monocacy,
2:l5$; the son of King Wilkes.
Among recent winners at New Orleans
Among recent winners at New Orleans
were Aloha IL. chestnut gelding, ), by
Aloha, out OF Blanche by Prosper who
won at q mile in 1:42, defeating Triaditza,
Sir Florian and three others. Aloha II.
was bred by Robert Bradley, Wilcox
Wharf. Va, owner of his sire and dam.
The Richmond horse trade is in a very
satisfactory condition at this time and
the local dealers all report an increased
business John S. Whaley. who manages
the big sales stables Of George D. Ben
nett, 1917 East Franklin Street, has made
"a number of sales OF all classes OF horses.
both sinSly and in car load lots. IN the
past two weeks while in addition he has
disposed of quite a number of mules OF
all sizes This concern is new one on
the Richmond market but Mr. Whaley,
who has entire charge of its affairs, is
we'll and farorably known to the horse
trade in various sections and should COM
mand a liberal share of patronage.
BROAD ROCK.