The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-26
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draw up suitable bylaws. A meeting Of
the stockholders will be held as soon as
the charter is secured and arrangements
will be made to convert Bulltield into a
first-class training establishment. The
headquarters of the Association will be
in this city, and it is proposed to hold
borse-showS and race-neetings in con-
junction with horse-traininE and break
ing. There are about seventy-five char
Ter members OF the Association and it
starts out under 1latterins auspices.
The roam mare Gypstakes. 2:23 IA, by
Great Stakes, 2:2o, out oil Gypsey' by Ell
Mahdi one of this seasons new perform
ers bred hy Captain John L. Roper, Nor
folk Va. who then owned both her sire
and dam. is bred to stay the route and fight
out races of broken heats Great Stakes
the sire, was gotten by Billy Thornh1li.
2::24, son of Beverly Wilkes, by George
Wilkes While Gypsey, the dam. was by
the developed sire Eel MHhdi, 20 Il, by
Onward. 2.25 Ia, another son OF George
Wilkes; and back of Gypsey comes Lady
Kenton, by Hambletonian Manbrino, next
dam our Mary, by Lelaps. thoroughbred
and she out Of Nelly b, dam OF M'ke
Wilkes. 2:15 Sd. and Ira Wilkes, 2:25' 81
by Harry B. Patchen, after which is found
the Edwin Forrest mare. Old Sophie. the
grand dam of Nancy Hanks. 2:0l. Gypsey
was sold by Captain Roper, but Lady Ken
ton is still a member of the broodmare
band at Foxhall Farm. where her produce
by Great Stakes and other sires all show
speed.
The bay gelding Charentus, G. by imp
CharaSus, out Of Contenta, by John Hap
Ply, bred by Major r. S. Tucker. Raj
eigh, has just about proven a small gold
mine for 0. l.. Richards, his owner. dur
ing the last three seasons, and what /!
better this North Carolina bred geldint
seems to keep on improving. In May he
defeated The great mare Imp at Washing
ton and now in August he is still IN win
ming form at Saratoga. where he recently
Won the Eearney Handicap. for thret
years olds and upwards, siX-furlons heats
and defeated Mr. Jersey Gonfalon ant
Sanders in 1:1s IA and Is 81.
The bay mare Betsev Tussey, by King
Nutwood, on of Miss Windsor. by Windsor,
owned by DR.. j. T. J. Battle, of Green's
boro, N c.. and bred in 1899 to Gresorian,
2:29 "a. son Of Prince George. has a very
handsome bay FLY at her side, which is
well thought of by her owner.
A couple of seasons ago. in the hands
of T. NJ. Arras,nith, Betsy Tussey worked
a half in III on u trot, but she carried
considerable weight on account of her
inclination to pace and went wrong in
her forward ankles and training was sus-
pended. but she appears sound now and
will probably be handled again this fall.
Betsey Tussey is full sister to Dr.
Battles five year old bav horse Bill Arp,
in the stable of 7. II. Ewalt
Sue Norfolk. the dam Of this season s
good performer. the chestnut Geding Fox
hall 81 81, IS the first of the daughters
of Norfolk 800 to enter the list of pro-
ducing dams
Sue Norfolk is a chestnut mare. foaled
1889. by Norfolk. son of Nutwood. dam
Lady Manchester by Manchester. 4649
tae son of Fietzels Hambletonian. She was
bred by the late ". II. Parrish. of this
city. from whom she passed to $. q. Nelson.
then to Captain John /. Roner, Norfolk
Va, by whose good stallion Great Stakes
2:2O. she produced Foxhall. Curing the
early part Of the year Foxhall was sold
by Captain Roper to w. n. Coville. Three
Bridges. n. J.. by whom the son of Great
Stakes has heon campaigned this season
and driven to his record.
The I1llersie bred colt Finus. 3. by
Eolus. out of Mia. by inn. Billet, recently
won at mile at Saratoga. time :46. de-
foatlnS 1NTailp- I3ufprn ana SIN OlIerS
Einus is running in the colors of Mrs. w
II Clark. Tootsie Green, another Ellerslie
product, also won recently at the Harlem
track Chicago. where the bay daughter
of inn. Charaxus and Calash. by Eolus
won at five furlonrs for two-year-old mai
dens. defeating Glove. Ida V. and six
others, doing the distance in 1:0I %
The roam relding Bursary. by Bursar.
2:1IA. out of Blanche T.. by Walker Nor
rilI. who entered the list of standard
sneed with a mark of 2:3O at Cane
Charles. Va. is five years old. and was
bred by the late CAPTAIN Orris A. Browne.
of Cape Charles. who owned the dam
and a one-half interest in the sire. The
latter is now owned by n. P James. who
is campaigning Rursarv this season.
w. L. Bass. the Acca Farm trainer,
has entries at Upper Marlboro, Md.
whose annual fair and races begin on
Tuesday. Bass has in his stable Crow,
2:3O. by Rupee; Marie. by Jolly Friar:
joyful Maiden, by King Nutwood and
Serpentine. the BAY mare hv Mambrino
Boy. 2:2s1ll. out of Remembrance, dam
OF Ell Banecia, 2:20la: Remember, 2:22 by
George Wilkes. BROAD ROCK. =
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