The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-28
o mile. Best two in three.
Trotting or pacing to arness-2::3e class
Purse, $3.50. Mile heats Best three in

Trolling or pacing to harness-2:39 class
Purse, s250. Milo heats. Best three IN
five.
Friday, November 18th, i O'Clock P. NJ.
Trotting to harness-2:405 class-Furse, S2oe
Mile heats. Best three in five
Running race-Purse, $100-twe-thtrds OF
mile. Best two IN three.
Trotting to sharness-2;24 ciass-futse,
500. Mile heats. Best three in i've
Mr. T. M.sArrasnith. who removed from
Greensboro, n. c.. two years ago to MI.
Pleasant, Tenn, has returned TO the for
mer place and purchased q nice farm.
near town, where ne VIII reside with his
family.
Fortune was kind to Mr.. AIrasnlith dur
Ing his sojourn in Tennessee. and with him
bs brought back a few well-bred trotters
and some of the choicest of Tennessee pac-
ing blood His collection Of horses includes
Th, Witch, black mare, four year old,
by Simmons, 2:2S, dam Miss Egotist, by
Egoiist. son of Electioneer: Mary Nash.
an eiegant-looking bay FLY, three years
old, by Beisire, the son of Electioneer
and famous beautiful Beautiful Bells, dam
Miss Royster, oy Red Wilkes. Mary Nash
is a full sister to Furl, two-year-old re-
cord els IA at Lexington this fall; Lena
Brown, roam filly. two years old, and a
natural PAGER. by Roy Lena W., 2:22
by General Hardee; roam flly, two years
old, PAGER, by Roy Brown, dam by Royal
Hal. PHI la. bay FLY, two years old. by
Fred S. Wilkes. dam the dam of Walter
s.. 2:12 Ia. to whom this filly is a full
sister: bay colt, one year Old by Fred S.
Wilkes, dam by Bay Tom, 2:23 IA, second
dam the dam of Walter s., 2:12 1-2, and a
bay colt one year old, by Duplex, dam
by Engineer.
C A Pussy, the well known trainer and
driver of this city, has returned h me from
the seasons campaign and expresses
himself as pleased with the result He
started out in May with the bay gelding
Rustler, a perfectly green horse, and with
him he won race after race and was
placed IN others, giving the tall son of
Hustler Russell and Lady Pilot a mark
of Els IA, which was well within the
speed capacity. Pussy took the well known
Blue Bull mare, Iona Guffin, 2:23 Ia,
down the line nearly twenty years ago
and since then he has handled other good
money winners, but Rustler comes the
nearest to his ideal of a race horse.
The bay geldng is now in the stable of
his owner, Mr.. Z. D. Christian, of this
city, who is driving him on the road,
but if campaigned again next season he
Pusey is now jogging the bay gelding
Room Mate, 2:22, recently purchased by
Mr.. George B. Gaines, and will probably
start that son of Rumor and other
horses this fall.
Among the brood mares owned by
w. N Wilmer, the New York lawyer, at
his Virginia farm, Plain Dealing, near
SCottsvilie. Abemarle county, is Flora
Jefferson, by Elk Nutwood, out OF Flora
Diamond, the sister to Red Wing, dam of
Faultless, 2:19 IA, and Jerome Taylor by
Bay Diamond. second dam Kitty, dam
Of Golden Prince, 2:1S IA, by Erie alb
dallah. Flora Jefferson was purchased
in November 1899 at the Fasig-Tipton
sale. New York, from the consignment of
c. ". Williams, Galesburg. ILL.,, bred TO
his famous sire Allerton, 2:09A. by whom
her foal of 1899, a chestnut FLY, is the
handsomest youngster at Plain Dealing
and is, of course, highly priced by Mr.
Wilmer.
Flora Jefferson was bred this season
to Virginia Chief, the big, black son of
Kentucky Prince, owned at Plain Deal
ing. but if the Allerton filly does we'll
the dam will probably be bred back to
that famous scion of the Wilkes family
Wilfnl Hilda. by Wilful. out of Hide
gard: Lady Laird. by imp. Charaxus, out
OF Lady Hec: Bettina, by imp King Err
nest. out of Bettina, and the daughters of
Eolus. Nielo, and Princess Eulalia, are
among the thoroughbred brood mares own
ed by Colonel B. Cameron, Of the Farm
tosh Stud, Stagville, N. C. The Eolus
mares all dropped foals in the spring by
the Fairntosh stallion, Graystone, and
We're bred back. but Wilful IIilda, Lady
Laird and Bettina We're shipped to Harri-
sonburE, Va, and bred to Chorister that
grand looking son Of Falsetto. that heads
the stud of Charles Griffin Herring
Mr.. Samuel Walton, of the Walton
Farm, Falls Mills. Va. has sold to w.
c. Graves. Lynchburg Va, the bay
stallion 1'laneteer. by Electioneer. dam
P!aneha- thoroughbred daughter of Plan
ct Pianeteer was bred by Senator
Leland Stanford at the famous Palo Alto
Farm. California, and passed as year
ing to r. NJ Lawson. Burke.s Garden,
Va, and then to Mr.. Walton P!anetecr
VII! be placed in The stud by Mr. Graves.
BROAD ROCK