Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-03-23
White Tips, 2:I7A.
Son of Clay.
blood brother to LAMP GIRL 2:Oo)

Was sired by Clay, sire Of Albert {. 2;i63.'
and Others in 2:aO, he by Walker morrill, 25o',
sire of Lamp Girl 2:OS and II others 2;1O.
First dam by HambletOnian Pilot, sire oil
SiRnet 2:26 sire of in 2:3O ana dam OF Lamp
Cir Dos and dam of Stella 2:2Js nc ny guy
Miller son of old Hambletonian 10. She coud
trot In about 2:40, never was trained, out IKE
her dam was wonderful road mare ana USED
tor that purpose. Though she IS lar past
score of years she is still cheerful driver ana
without blemish. -
second dam was thoroughbred mare own
ed by Mr.. Parsons, Cape Charles, Va, VINO says
she was in her day the best driving mare III
that part OF the country. She ralseu wv 0oi 10
by Hambletonian Pilot, one sold to party IN
MARYLAND for $lOO, could step III Az, the secohu
was White Tips dam. $500
In Offering White Tips service to the breed
ers of Eastern Shore Virginia, we leei conf
could not have found horse more sultdole
for our class of mares, either for hlgn class
of roadsters or for extreme speed. ne - y
round barrel one, well muscled ali around with
an intelligent head, fine disposition ana gentlc
enough for any lady TO drive. .
In his races he is the do or die liOn-heartcd
kind that he is not beaten until tne wire Is
reached more than once. We call MIN tnc
champion Eastern Shore trOttcr Tor the very
fact that his mark is the fastest OF any trot-
ting stallion ever offered for service III our
two counties, and from his breeding he comes
naturally by it. We do not say 1t boastlngy
nor do we expect it not to be lowered. II Dy
| no other horse get we expect White Tips get
out of our improved bred mares to excel MIN
| i'm speed as he has excelled his ancestors.
This horse in his racing is very little known
| IN the most of breeders of Eastern Shore from
| the fact that his races were OIL Shore anu LOT
| this reason we publish below letter OF Mr; r.
NJ. Hanson, FoXall STOCK Farm, NorloiA' '"''
who saw him in some of his races. 800
IL saw White Tips in all OF his races Ill 1913.
until he left Prospect Park, Md. In his race
at Timoniu u he won so easily III 2;l,a, tnal IL
| looked as if he might nave stepped tnat 'rao ran,
| i'm 2lb IL necessary At Prospect PARK saw
him start away four open lengths ocnlhu u
| field of twelve, and went out around the Dunch
| ON the turn, which carried him to the extreme
outside and when he got straighteileu mo ste
back stretch, Elroy 2:l7A, the leading horse
| was well up towards the quarter post. nilc
| Tips over-hauled him inside the distance nag
ard nosed out in 2:l74. ] consider thal mt
| for him was equal to pa. He Is game level
| headed horse. and in all the races | saw nm
trot he made but one break. win ms natural
speed and good breeding he should make a
high class SIRE ~. ..,,. Ala
same white marks as his sire clay" STANDS
| about 15a hands high and IN CONFORMATION II
between Clay and Signet. VIII Weigh uDou.
1000 pounds, is well muscled ana with inc mos
powerful kind quarters. e-- 80,
mt into training, except in amateur hands
and il took him only two seasons 10 Hahc ~,
mark of 2:l74 by country trainer. AS SIR
| he had no opportunity and only served rev
mares in the neghbOrhO0d and those rev are
| now valued and can't be bought at falr prices
Ne like his sire Clay" has stamped the tro
In his few gets. That shows from first hand
ling last season he had no trouble in filling NJ
| book to a class of mares that are CONSIDERED
| the hest our country can afford. Ihls season
he will make short early one and be ready u
start for a new mark at harvest time. 90 !.
| Will stand for the season of 1901 at %5OO u
insure =, d
L. Parks Parksey Va, in lower Accomac ah'
| Northampton counties can apply to
BURLINGTON BRO.
Fair Oaks Va.