The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-15

OF court if possible.
son OF Red Wilkes and Dictator Girl,
that heads the stud. Mr.. Walton has
faith in the future of this stoutly made,
good looking bay stallion. who has sired
Ella Leo, 2:21lS and other winners.
Among the young mares that will be
retired to the stdd and bred next spring
are Ella Leo and her full sister, Mamie
Sudduth both of whom are out Lucy S..
dam of Maggie Carroll: in fact, all of
the daughters of Lucy are highly priced
at the farm and will be retained as broot
mares.
The former Virginian. Major Foxhall a.
Daingerfield. wro directs affairs, at the
famous Castleton Stud, Lexington, a, CT
his brother-in-law, IMr. james; r. keene
has selected and sent to England to be
mated in 1902 With Florize, II, His
Maiesty's great sire. some of the choicest
mares in Mr.. keene's grand collection.
FloriZel II is one OF King Edwards most
highly priced sires, as at the stud. he
has gotten among other cracks Volody-
ovski of the Derby this year for the
American turfmal. Mr.. W c. Whitney.
Daingerfeld includes Lady invercauld
The list of mares selected by Major
dam of Conroy and sister to Burlington
cham, Is, by Powhattan out of Imp. en-
vercauld by st. Adams. Starlight dam
of lambert, Casseopia and Mortimer STAR
oh m, II, by Iroquos out of VanGalite
by Nandal Nautch Girl, Oh M 6. by
Perrer and Salt out of Imp Cerlto by
Lowland Chief. These mares were ship
ped to New York on Thursday anu will
sail for England on Saturday. NoonGay
and Running Stream, the two good
daughters of Domino. which have raced
successfully this season in England car
cying the keene colors, will also be
stinted to Florizel II. in 1902
Robert Bradley, owner of Greenway
Farm. which is a. fine estate OF 1900
acres, near Wilcox Wharf, Charles City
county, passed through here a few days
since en- route for the Hot Springs. Ark,
where he Will spend several months for
the benefit Of his health his trouble be-
ing nervous dyspepsia, with which he suf-
fers tortureS. a distinctive character in
every sense of the word, unique in speech
and manner, the tall. hroa d-shouldered
NlrGi1lian is one of the most widely
known turfmen in the country At
|. Greenway Farm he has over one hun
dred head of thoroughbred horses. in
GLIDING the farm stations, brood mares
div young tliIlSS. talOld, sire OIL the
great ROBBERY Waddell. heads the stud
while among other stations in use are
Ray, Wild Lucien and Bitten THE Iron
Horse" The latter is at Woodlawn
Farm, near this city, but some mares will
be bred TO him. The Bradley stable com
lnenced the season at Washington, but
later on was shipped to Chicago. and
ended the season. when the horses were
shipped home, with the exception of Ro-
L. AN
the journey an6 was left behind.
This son of Aloha and yirgie. winner
Of the rich American Derby and other
events of high-class, is in a bad way
and may never face the starter again.
Among the horses in winter quarters at
Greenway are the perennial Boney Boy,
by Bitten. Miracle IL, and others.
Kelly, @:3S7, tull brother to Expressive
3. PIP IL, the son of Electioneer and
Esther, thoroughbred daughter of Tx
press. that heads the Belgravina farm OF
James Cox, Mt. Jackson, Va, will ap-
pear in the New Year book as the sire
of the bay pacing gelding, record reduced
this season from 2:19 IA TO ZIG "a Nc
Chesney is out of Molly D., Gam of Ton,
Martin, 2:14 IL, by Wilkes Boy, AND has
figured as bread winner for several sea
sons. Kelley, who is q, horse of higt
form and finish, while in training coulC
show about as much speed an any OF
the produce of his famous dam, bu,
went wrong and retired to the stud
where his chances in the stud have been
quite limited and he has not great mum.
Der of foals TO credit. However,, those
that have been handed show up in good
form, being gated right and having
level heads.
Mr.. Geo. D. Bennett, for twenty years
past one OF the best known horse mer
IN Virginia and North Carolina, and .v,c
during that time has owned and cam.
paiSneG a, score of more of good trotters
and PAGERS. among them, Bird Eye, 2:E
Ia Great Stakes, 2:20; Rapid, 2::222 IA
Eliza Ingram. 2:a5 IA. and Prince Al,
bert, 2:2l Ia. is now locate AZ .-e Nation
al Stock Yards Illinois. where he fig
ures as big buyer of horses and mules
to supply his southern trade. AIR Ben
nett not only runs large sales stable
here, but has others in Raleigh. n. C..
and GolGsboro. n. c.
One of the best of judges and buyers
and very large shipper he is prepared
to fill orders for all classes of horses
to him at tho National Stock Yards, Hi
nois, will receive prompt attention
Among the thoroughbred stations at the
stud in Virginia, who are credited as tsireL
of winners in England this season are
Benvenuto, with Ben Solignac, winner OF