Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-16

Glass fhs ni horses and get them in shape for
some four-story frame house. with 1O-foot
porehes around it and all tho modern
TO the street cars. which skirt the farm,
which is one of the finest stock farms in
MARYLAND, There are in the farm 40
:. The roam .gelding Bnrsary.. by Bursar.
ETA 2n out of BLANCHE F., by Walker Nor.
speed with a mark of 2;30 at Cape
Charles Charles va, is fiye years old, and was
OF Cape Charles. who owned the dam
and one-half interest in the sire. The
latter is now owned by II. p. James. who
Sue Norfolk. the dam of this seasons
GOOD performer, the. chestnut gclding
ters Of Norfolk. $3.50. TO enter the list Of
Sue Norfolk is chestnut mare. foaled
Lady Manchester. by Manchester 46i9
the son of Hetzers Manufacturing. She
Richmond. from whom she passed TO S.
y. Nelson. then to Captain John L..
During the. early part of the year Fox
hall Vas sold by Captain Roper to w; IL.
the son of Great Stakes has been cam
paigned this season and driven to his
record.
Mr.. Mat. White. of Hartford, n. c..
one OF tho best known horsemen of the
Old North State and who has n host of
friends here, was in the city Friday. He
Is campaigning q string of speedy ones
on the Maryland and Virginia circuit and
Is getting his share g Of the monies.
w. e. Whitney's brown colt Ballyhoo
Eey. the two,year.old horse that bore OF
the honors recently at Shcepshead Bay,
is OF Virginia extraction.
Ballyhoo Bey, by Kingston, out of Bal
iyho9, by Duke of Magenta, now famous
rs the Futurity winner of 1900. has for
Baby was bred and formerly owned by
the late Major Thomas w. boswell. at
bT in EARN as WAS her dam EGiptie
nous Nina. by Boston. one of the foun-
dalton brood mares at Bullneld. which.
IN It's day, ranked as one of the greatest
OF Virginia breeding and training estab-
lishments.
The fact that n circuit OF North Caro-
been formed will doubtless be hailed with
pleasure not only by horsemen, but TO
Carolina Fair Association, at Greensboro.
the dates of which are October 9th TO
stated that this follows the Virginia
State Fair 40 Norfolk, October Cd to 5th.
which should be a source of decided adj
tering at Norfolk will be likely to ship
direct TO Greensboro whero liberal purses
are offered for trottcrs, PAGERS and run
ners During the week of October 18th
to goth Burlington. which is only about
20 miles east of Greensboro on the line
of the Southern Railway, falls into line,
and from there the scene shifts To Raj
cigh. the most prominent member OF the
crowd. where the North Carolina Agri-
cultural Fair comes off on October 2ed
to 25th. and the scene in the Old North
state Is the gayest OF the year.
Tho Piedmont Park Company's fair and
rnce meeting at Winston. with which
will be combined street fair. and semi
centennial celebration and grand fire.
mems tournament, and the Roanoke and
Tar River Agricultural Society fair and
race meeting, ut Weldon. both follow
Raleigh. and their dates, October 29th to
November Cd. conflict, but as Winston and
Weldon are some distance apart and
reached by different routes it Is not like
ly that the clash OF dates Will alrect
either association TO any extent The fair
and races of the East Carolina Fish.
Oyster, Game and Industrial Association
at Newberne. which We're formerly held
in February, have been changed, and
this year the dates chosen fail on Mo-
vember 18th to 18th. which ends the cir
cult.
Captain II. ]. Hancock, of tho F,llcrsi!e
Stud. Charlottesville, Va, the former