The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

Dulaney, I; II. F'lippen, 10; Frisbie &. Co,
6:sWilliam karrch. 20: l. n. Massas gee, 4;
Frank Regain, 10; William Garth, =; Rop-
ert Neville, A; and many others. In TACT
already fully $50 horses are assured.
Famous Bullfield Farm, in former years
the most noted of southern breeding es-
Establishments and widely known as the
home of the late Major Thomas w. Dos
well, has been sold by his estate to j.
h Nagel, of Lincoln, Nebraska, who eN-
poets to fit the place up nicely ana breed
fine horses and cattle there, principally
the latter The sale was made through
George E. Crawford & CO., the real estate
men of this city; and while the price paid
has not been given out for publication, it
is known to be satisfactory. The por-
ton of Bullfield purchased by Mr.. Nagel
does not however. include the historic
training track and some two hundred
acres of land, which are owned by r..
Bernard boswell, son Of Major boswell
Bullfield Farm contains over 1920 acres
of land, and is right near Hanover juno
ton on the line OF the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad, which
places the farm within easy reach of
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore and
other large cities, making it an ideal
breeding establishment.
Among winners at the recent MOTIFS
Park meeting were CT. Dryers Ethics,
bay colt 3, by imp. Charaxus, dam Ethic,
by Eoius; and P. II. Sulivan's Sadie S.,
bay filly, 8, by imp. Charaxus, dam Eolee,
by Eolus, the former winning a selling
race distance the Withers mile, while the
latter finished first over a, field of five
in a handicap for three-year-olds and up
ward at one and a half miles, Withars
course Both Ethics and Sadie S. were
ca
cock & Son. Charlottesville Va.
The 2:2o class, trotting, purse $3.50, at
the recent North Carolina State Fair,
held at Raleigh resulted in a long drawn
out affair and eight heats We're required
to decide the contests. Matte Lynn
Holt, by Baronet, in the stable Of Battle
& Holt, won the Iirst heat in 2:24 when
Florence Miles, by Prophet Wilkes, own
ed and driven by T. w. Hewitt, of Wey-.
anoke, Va, captured the third in 2:22 -,
when the chestnut mare, Red Light by.
Red Wilkes, Jr., owned by S. G. Atkins,
of this city, and driven by William L..
Bass, stepped to the front in the third
and fourth heats Time. 2:22 and 2:21 IA,
a reduction OF one and three-quarter Sec
onds in her record, earned this fall at
Frederick, Md, after which the big bay
gelding Trib. Gentry, driven by George f.
byti, #1dlueu Tic hl1 diu SSfNS1itAt
heats and race, the time being. 2:223 L.,
,2:24 ga, 2:26 IA. In the fifth heat Trib,.
Gentry, who is six years Old and by Ce-
Gillian, 2:19 IA, dam Escapade, by Onward.
reduced his record just six seconds. This
son OF Celilian is the property ofAW. II.
Osborn, Greensboro N. c. but has been in
5Dyer's stable for two seasons and is well
thought Of by both owner and trainer.
The bay pacing mare joyful Maiden,
seven years old, by King Nutwood, dam.
Happy Girl. by PetoslSey. who won the
2.25s pace at the Virginia State Fair meet
Ing ana reduced her record from 2:25 IL,
TO 800 won again & at the North
Caroline State Fair at Raleigh and
entered the 2:20 list with a
mark Of 2:19 Ia. This blood-lii5e,
handsome bay mare is owned by W.
p A1ccon1b, OF this city, for whom she
has been campaigned for the past two
seasons by William L Bass, the Acca
Farm trainer. joyful Maiden was bred
by DR.. ]. .Madara. Lexington, KY,
and purchased at a combina ton sale here
as a yearling by her present owner
SIS The little bay gelding, Kossuth, winner
Of the 2::335 trot at the 5Lynchib,lrgg Fair,
where he entered the list OF standard.
speed with a mark Of 2 2 80 was bred at.