The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

by EolUs. out Of Lady Grace, anu Lady
Laird. by imp CharaNus, out Of Lady
Hec. while among the trotters are includ-
ed Alice Collins, bay mare by Melville
Chief. out of Beck Collins. by WoodbHrn
Hamblctonan: Maggie Campbell. III Ia.
brown mare, by Pamlico. 2:10 out Of Al
ice Collins: Little Nelly. bay mare, by
Jerome Eddy, PIG IA. out of Nelly, $50
by Cree Hambletonian: Crowatan. bay
mare. full sister TO Maggie Campbell;
Pam!iLola, brown mare. by Pamlico. out
Of Fine as Silk, by Kentucky Wilkes, 2:21
il: Sanieetilah. bay mare, by Panllico,
out Of Fanny, by Woodburn Iambeton-
ian; Annie PEBBLES, bay mare, by Super
ior S4oS out of Ella, by Woodburn 1!am-
bletonian; Jysol bay mare. by Jo:iE Fri
ar. out of Annie Bingham, by Wood
burn Bambletonian. all OF whom are
members of the brood band at Farm
Josh. and the stations Gombroon. 4
brown horse, by Pilot Belmont, out of
Alice Collins. and Baron Lochel. a
chestnut horse by Baronet, 2:11 -. out OF
Little Nelly, while there are some good
looking youngsters by Baronet: Egw0od
2:lS1-4: Gregorian. 2:2s S-i Choctaw. $50;
Norfolk. Gombroon and Baron Lochlel.
In the chestnut :;elding King Carter.
1ive-year-old. Mrs. Thomas n. Garter. Of
this city, OWLS a fine type Of the middle
weight hunter and park saddle horse, one
that 1t tractable and kind. takes 10 cross
country work with q relish and that can
clear the bars at five feet six inches with
ease. King Carter was bred by Mr.. Il.
12ozier Dulaney, Upperville, Va. and was
sired by imp. Rigoletto the dead son of
Trocadrro. that sired the crack steeple-
chase marc White Carriers. Tentore, Plato
and other good jumpers Mimosa, the
dam Of King Carter. is a daughter of Cen
sor from Minnie and her dam was said 10
be wel-bred mare of Citizen blood
That good marc White Carriers, the
chestnut daughter OF imp. Rigoletto from
Nesta. by Catesby. second dam Stella, by
NauN!lall. one of the sensational jumpers
OF two seasons past, but who went wrong
during the past one, has been returned
TO the Pelham Stud Melbourne, Va, where
she was bred and will be retired to the
stud, Mr. Neville having secured her
from Mr.. Chamblet, to whom she was
sold for a long price White Carriers will
be mated in 1900 with imp. Arlington, who
succeeds imp. Rigoletto as the head of the
Pelham Stud.
Mr.. r. Q. Sandy. of Burkeville. Va.
well known as a breeder CT Holsteln and
jersey cattle. has purchased the imported
hackney stallion The Duke, son of Silver
Star and Lady Fanny. by Rob Roy ard
will place him in the stud. The Duke, is
stoutly made. handsome horse. a pleas
ant prompt driver. tractab,e and kind. He
was formerly owned by the late Captain
or-!s A. Browne. Cape Charles Va. who
purchased the roam stallion IN New York
and brought him to Virginia
Mr., R. Times Taylor Jr.. OF Frede-lcks-
hu~c. Va. has recently purchased the
Thoroughbred mare Missouri Girl. bay,
foa'ea 1854. hy Ruhb'er. ont Of Fa'ence by
imp Morter1er, second dam Felicity, third
dam Fidelity. by INN. G'encoe. and will
retire her to the stud. where II properly
mated, she should produce winners
". A. Walker, of this city. has pur-
chased through Snyth Brothers, of the
Southern Horse Bazaar from parties in
Ohio. the sTeedy and handsome bay geld
~ ord Harro-r+. 2:255 foa1ei 1891. by
Greystone, dam Mezzo. by Mambrlno, and
will drive him on the road.
Firewooc 2:l7,4. King Nutwood. out Of
Medina. by M'dd'etown owneA by Joseph
Iasitter. OF this city. is wintering in good
share in the stable of his owner, who
looks for the bay gelding TO trot In PIP
or better next season.
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