The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-06-05
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and of the fine stable of horses he
is holding near Philadelphia, clip
ed for the Road and Track,
published at Philadelphia.
The Rosemont Stables string in
training at Belmont under charge
of r. p. Liter, contains as fine a
lot of gilt-edged bred stock as any
other stables in the States. Every
animal is speedy, and, barring ao-
cidents, will win the money this
season. Several have been ex-
teneiYely entered in stakes through
out the country. At the head of
the list liz Pilator, 219, by Pilot
Medium, dana Midget, a grand
looking horse this season, and
ought to be in the 2 10 list before
the snow falls. Baron Mawr, a
magnificent 3-year-old bay stallion
by Baron Wilkes, 2 Is, dam PHO
teen, 2 Ia, grand cross of the
Wilkes and Pilot Medium strains.
He will be marked and kept for
stud purposes. A slick looking
roam marc in stall No. 2 is Miss
Sue, 5, by Piokaway Boy, 2 26, out
of dam by Jay Bird; Miss Sue
will make name for herself, and
ia wsa,th keeping an eye on when
she rs cut loose. Baronteen, 4
years old, full brother to Baron
Mawr, is we'll proportioned, slick
as you get them, and will surely
be a crack IA. jack in the near
future.
In the string are four PAGERS
Miss Joktan, 8, by Joktan, PIT,
dam Bessie Braddock, 26; Hettie
D. bay mare, 3, by Henry j. son
of Jay Bird, dam by George
Wilkes; GriH, bay gelding, 3, by
Griff Scott, son of Petrosky, dam,
the dam of Mollie Barnes, 2l2;
Sallie Cakes, bay mare, 3, by Ona-
line, 2O4, dam Midget, dam of
Piloteen, 214, Palator, 2 10.
The 2-year-olds are Normid, b O.,
by Norval, Q Ia, dam Midget; Bala,
roam colt, 2, by Pilator, 2.19 dam
by Jay Bird; Sylvania, bay filly,
2, by Wilkes Boy, "a, dam Syl.
via, 2.29, by Stranger; Bessie Liter
black filly, 2, by Wilkes Boy dam
Rubicon, by Stranger, handsome
article, but not as pretty as her
namesake Miss Bessie; Jessie
Wilton, bay fly 2, by Wilton,
2,10, dam Jessie r. the dam of Be
Sure 2,O64 Two yearlings are
Just the kind to mako an old timer
long to sec themrgo, Jessie Point
er, bay flly, by Star Pointer, bay
flly, by Star Pointer, l 594, out of
Jessie r. and Minnie p. Wilkes,
brown tilly, by Baron Wilkes,
Trainer Liter speaks very high
ly of the horses, and expects grand
results, as never before in his ex-
perienoe has he handled suoh a
we'll bred lot as the Supplee Broth.
ens have placed in his charge.
2ilutor ought to be in 2 10 COM
pany if he stands training. He
has the speed, is game to the core,
and ft hts every inch of the way in
race. For Miss Sue there is on
ly one thing to do, turn her loose
and she will go marry clip, and
the horse that beats hor in her
class will know he has been to q
race
Israel II. and j. Howard Supplee
owners of the Rosemont Stables,
are ardent admirers of the harness,
horses, and love the pleasure of
breeding and racing, not for the
money that is at stake, but for the
enjoyment obtained in the sport
and business.
Mr.. Alfred Duncan and Miss
Susan Estella Gardner, from up
the Kanawha we're married in
Messrs. Dearborn q Poore's Dry
goods store, at Gallipolts Thursday,
May Both.
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Price, 20 end so cents. For sale
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