The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

and one OF the best four-year PAGERS out
during the year. Goblet was sired by
online, out OF Ecrney, dam OF Warseon,
a:lo IA; Eddtice, 2:oo; and Vernwoo5
2:1s Ia by Haw Patch.
Limit. by Eaciler, one OF the Brood
anares owned by Mr. Tomas Atkinson OF
this city, at Rockland's Farm. is also out
OF Verncy. the dam of Goblet. Limit has
been bred for several seasons past to
hackney stations and she is again in
foal TO a grand looking specimen OF that
tribe in the imported horse Ioatis Noble
man. now the premier sire at Rock!ands
;Ioor account OF NIr. j. II. Griffith, who
is retiring from farming. Messrs. Angus
tine Royal & Co.,, auctioneers, OF Man
chester Va, viii oster at public auction
on Thursday next, the It'll instant. that
fine and highly improved farm known as
.'Gracelana,' in Powhatan county, near
Dorset Station, on the line OF the South
crn Railway. With this splendid estate
will be disposed Of Mr. GritfithS mousse
hold and kitchen Eurniture. large quaint
ties OF corn and hay, farming implements
wagons and harness. and some excellent
horses and mules. among them the thor
oughbred stallion Kasson, who is not only
richly bred. but was a fine race horce.
Kasson WIS sired by SprinSbok, out OF
Edith, by imp. Saxon. and is a lult
brother 10 the great race mare ftuntreSs,
and to that good race horse and success
ful sire Eberlec- During his racing Ca
reer Kaeson won at all distances, from
three-forrth to one and quarter nilies,
winning ten races and finishing Seco!lo
and third in eighteen more ne was
the first two-year-od to lower the colors
of the celebrated Proctor Knott, beating
him at three fourth of a mfie at Latonia
in May. 1885, Kasson was roaled in 1856.
and is lust at an age when many noted
thoroughbred sires have accomplished
their greatest success in the stud
Il. T. Cox. of the Hundred Farm. Der.
nuda Hundreds, Va. has in the hands Oh
Trainer George Spear, New YORK Guy.
the two very promising green trotteIs'
both bay seldings by Judge Cox, and the
fast pacing mare Lady Moyra, record
3.,si-. at two years old, by Saccharine,
ont of Alice Rider by Judge Rider. Lit
tie has been done with Lady Moyra SINCE
her two-year-old form. but she is now SIX
and retains her speed. and in the hands
of an astute trainer like Spear should be
able to win her class this season
J. s. Curtis, of the Mayfeld Stud, Lees
burg. Va. has registered with Messrs
Weatherby London. the following names
for yearlings bred by himself at May
field: Leslie Carter for b. +. by imp Sa-
vile, dam Star Actress IhFrSuS ior D.
c. by imp Savile. dam Thyra; Logia for
h. f. by imp. Savile. dam NSoodlodSe; Sa-
vi1etta for h. +. by imp. Savile, dam
Devote; Jamaica for b. f. by imp. Ben
venuto dam Pride of Kingston: Welcome
Sound for CHI. f. by imp. BenVenuto, dam
Parella.: Indentilre for br. c. by imp. Con-
tract, dam Lady Avery; Pacte dor for
blk C. by imp. Contract. dam Golden
Lass: Gift of Song for br f. by Con-
tract dam Harpist. and SuZerainty for
b. +. by imp. Contract. dam Supremacy.
Recent winners at New Orleans include
Eous. 4. bay selding, by Eolus, out of
Mermaid. by imp. St. Blaise. who Won at
a mile in 1:43 10. with Tillic w. Colonel
Cassidy and six others behind him. Eous
is a full brother to the fast Splinter
Merry Day, and was bred in the Ellerslie
Stud, Charlottesville, Va.
BROAD ROCK.