The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

hy- r,7barss of the, CLUB will be allowed 10
compete, geutIeuIsn riders ~ and cat@d
weights. over three jumps of four feet
three. inches high Performance only Ia
count and the cup to become the property
OF the winner. The Hat races and steepie-
chase events are always well received. btit
the jumping contests. which take place
immediately in front of the griLndSS1ut
are. greeted with great enthusiasm Ihe
Deep Run Hunt Club IS prooap.S tie oe> =,
known organization Of its kind III Tue
South, while tbs. same may lie said OF lis
popularity, for the reason that It's affairs
are in charge of men not only OF '.l-
highest integrity. but OF prominence IL
social ana business circles
The vell-kuown trainer and driver (.
\. Pusey OF this city, whose very sue
cessful campaign with the bay seLdlh@
Hustler, 2:I5 Ii. this season was sub
iect Of coment, has acquired a one-hast
interest in the bay stallion Swr~tw1od ana
viii winter him here and ra'a him next
season Sweetwood is seven Eears old
and a son Of King Nutwood. and True
Loves sister, by. Sweepstakes He Won
the, first heat of the 2.225 trot and pace at tn.
recent Farmers Fair nero, in 81 Ii pat
was disqualified on account OF his driver
being short of weight. Al Winston. \. q,
Tbs. following week. the son OF King Nut
wood started in thu 80 trot and the ~"
trot and paca on successive days and got
second money in each Sweerwood is
leve-headed and good gated and Pusey
looks for him To develop both sped and
: race horse capacity of the money winning
kind
George Il. Richmond, Of TaftSviIlc. conn,
| has moved here and located ~ the MI"
track of the Deep Run Hunt CLUB. w27ers
! his stable viii include only horses owned
t by members OF the eiuD. Richmond WI
! tered a stable OF trottsrs, including MosGi.
$50 IL, and others during the season OF
| 1897 and 1saS for James C. Smith, OF this
| city, for whom ne also trained ard drove
| in some races during tr5 fore part OF 1888
[ and then returned home and took chargS
| OF the string OF trotters and PAGERS owned
| by p Z. Heudricl. He is good cond'-
| tioneg. and the road horses Tintered ny
+. him will be likely to reel Oft miles at .
| merry clip during the mattueeS OF tas
| Deep Run Hunt CLUB vines tHs StaSon
! opens
! Or. L. L. station. Of The Shiloh Stad
Farm Tarb0Fo, y. c.. has recently lost
: nv death. due 10 age and general debility
the bay stallion Ben Hiynyar. t"alad 1872.
and bred by Major Il. G. Thomas. Lextng-
1on. Ky Ben Htu1var WIS b. Alarm 'iis
OF the famous pTrpu mart ft-Ld. ~ btA-
ington. His opportunities as a. sire Were
vsrv limited. but the winners. May Bird.
Nav B. Artla and 9th rs cams en- his
Joins. Ben Himyar was a full brother 10
Hiuvar. the sire of Doreino ana other
crack race horses
In the bay dlly Mary NASH. three years
old bv Belsire the son OF EIectioneer.
Jarn Miss Royster by Red wilkes. T NJ.
,rrasrnitn. of Greensboro. y. G.. has one
~ the best prospects for trotttHg speed in
tbe STATE. She Is handsome. has grand
size and fine muscular development, while
she is good gated and level headed. Mary
| Nash is a fur sister to Furi. the lilly that
nacstl to a tvvo-year-oId record OF 2:i5 81
for Charles Marvin at Lexington. Ny, this
fall
Mr.. James Cox. Of the Beigrayia Farm.
| VT Jackson. Va. has geided the bay horse
| gelriew.. 2.3e IL. foaled iSSs. by Belmont.
dam Lady simmons, by Volunteer. and
I! viii drive him on the road Driven BY
| his owner BeIview- has triaied in 2.22s IL.
I! while he has grand size, style and finish.
| and few horses can outspeed him IL
| brush down. the road.