The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-10
r. Gentry, 300 l-e, and others that are
as well bred and promising.


The wcll-known North Carolina horse
1I.an George NJ. Harden. Of Raleigh, VINO
handles and shapes up all classes of road.
carriage ard saddle horses in the winter
and spring and has for several years past
campaigned a string of trotters and pac-
cr.s during The summer and fall, will be
out again during the coming season. as
usual. Mr. Hardcn's stable will include
that richly-bred, three-year-old colt
Sweet Rector, who is inbred to the Ia
NOUS sire Director, 2:17 IA, being a son
CT that stallion from a mare by Alcazar,
second dam Grecan Bend, by Director.
Sweet Rector will have as stable COM
pauions the good brown Gelding RubiCo
2,.3 Ia. by >Pamlco, 2:lo. dam Ruby w,
h. Maryland Volunteer; the brown mare
Scli,i s. ~ the same sire, and a few
promising green trotters and PAGERS.
Mr.. W. w. Sanford. of The Woodley
Stock Farm, Madison Rum Orange coun-
ty, who has made d specially tor many
wears past OF handling high-class Nir-
einia-brcd hunters. saddle and carriage
horses, writes me that the present season
has been productive of unusually good re-
suits. th. trouble being in finding ma
terial OF I. class to supply the demand.
II. Y. Colt, Jr., of Geneseo Valley, n.
Y, recently spent several days at Wood
ley Farm and purchased some half-bred
horses for use as hunters, among them
an extra fine selding by a thoroughbred
sic Last year Mr.. Colt, who is one of,
the best known horsemen in the famous
Geneseo Valley, purchased some horses
frv>n Mr.. Sanford and the lot turned out
well. several OF them developing into
crack hunters and selling for over $1,000
each.
In addition to the promising four-ycar-
old stallion Governor Scott. by Nuthurst,
PIP, out of BERTHE Rose, by Simmons, 2:2S,
Mr.. d. a. Langhorne, of Lynchburg, Va,
purchased a number of other trottirS
bred horses at the recent Woodland &
Shanklin sale, lexington. Ky, among
them being Mantle, 2:291&, chestnut mare,
IA. by Whips, dam MEGA, by Almont;
Miss Lane. chestnut mare, 20. by Mann
brine Patchen, dam Miss Carey, by All
mont; brown mare, 5, by Algonquin, dam
Kate Croxton. by Mambrino Patchen;
Captain. bay seldins, 5, by Capricorn,
Gam Highland Mary, by Highland Chief.
Time Onward. dam by Hambletonian
Mambrino
Mr. Harry C. Beattie, NJ. Z. H, of the
Deep Run Hunt Club. and who directs
affairs at the Bloomingdale Stock Farm.
near the city, recently purchased at the
cloSinS-out sale Of horses owned ny the
estate of his breeder, the late w. c.
Hardy, of Norfolk, Va, the seven-year-
old bay stallion Cherrywood by Eolus,
out of Cerise, by imp. Moccasin. second
dam the noted gray mare Lizzie Lucas, by
imp. Australian, third dam Eagless, by
imp Glencoe. Cherrywood is a large,
handsome horse and a full brother TO the
famous race-horse and sire, the dead
Morello He will be placed in the stud
along with The Iron Horse Bitten,
where his relationship to such q famous
horse as Morello will be sure to attract
attention to him.
Mr.. \. T. Gwatha1ey. of the Cotton EN-
change New York and owner Of that
great mare Louise Mac. 2:o9A Tiverton
2:23M. and other cracks of the Harlem
River Speedway, is at the Hot Springs,
Ark, accompanied by his wife. MI and
Mrs Gwathmey will spend several weeks
there.
BROAD ROCK.