The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-02
Mr.. WoodeIl's Stable of Trotters
at Danvi.le.
LEPANTo, SON OF PET0sKEy
Draw Lad in The Stud-At Belgrava Farm.
sale OF ncZeus and Mosui-lhor-
lister at narreuton-0.h-
er Items.

Mr.. \. E. Woodell. travelling freight
agent OF the Southern Pacific Company,
whose headquarters have been at Dan
Vile, Va. for several years, has re-
moved TO Atlanta. but his stable of
trottcrs are in winter quarters at the
former place and viii remain there until
.TrinE The stable includes the promis-
ing young stallion jay Boy, big bay
son of Mikes Boy and Lena Wilkes by
Jay Bird, who was handled during the
carly part Of last season by W. j. Young,
an Lexington, Ky, and then brought
home and raced by his owner in the
fall While in Young's stable Jay Boy
was credited with half in 1:09 and
quarters in SO seconds. In the few races
in which he took part III 1901 the son OF
Wilkes Boy made a very creditable show
ing and he is booked for a fast mark
this season. A few good mares were
bred to him last season, among tEem
The chestnut mare Miss Walton, 2:2S Ia,
l5y King Nutwood, out of Nelly Tranby,
dam of three in list, by Hambietonian
Tranby, who is in foal. much TO the de-
light OF her owner, Morris Moore, of
Danville Among others owned by Mr.
Moodcll are Lady Jay. by Jay Boy, dam
by Jolly l7riar, and Minnie Tucker by
Norval, dam Gladys. dam of kitty
Hawk, 2:27 IA, by 1alcantara
Tile bay stallion Lcpanto. by Petoshy,
son of George Wilkes. is being driven
on 3he road by his owner, 1dr. II. NJ.
,lofnston. of Bedford City, Va, and good
looks and manners cause him to attract
,,.uc!l attention His dam was by i1unt-
cr'- Lexington, The son OF Lexington, by
l;aston. He was bred by the late James
Long. OF Georgetown, Ky. and IN Tor
rlei, days was the apple OF that We'll
lsnowll horseman's eye AS a yearling.
I,rpanto was looked upon as the hand
soonest colt in the Blue Grass region
and his victories III the show-ring We're
,y,an0,!nced Mr.. William d. Long.
nov of this city. whose father bred and
owned Pepanto, has an oil painting OF
him taken as a Yearling which Is Eighty
,,rized and shows that Tie son OF Petos-
10Y possessed the form that makes
.how-ring winners Whitc owned oS
Mr. Long he was bred 10 a few mares.
amone them tie fast PAGER Nelly o Ncill,
o.o9 A the result being Wiillie oNeili.
.,lsn a pacer. and that later earned a
,.ornrd OF 2:24 IA at that gait. As an
instanco of in-breeding that Of Wilkie
C4,rSeflI is quite marked. as his sire, Lee
t,a1,to vas not only by Petoskey, but the
dam. Nelly o'Neiil, was also by PetoskeY
and from his own dam, Fanny, by Iron $
Cadmus
,,re brown stallion Draw Lad, eight
,.ea-s old by lIolus, out Of Brown
Beauty. by Reform or imp. Dainacar-
6ocK. has been retired from the track
ana placed in the stud at II. 2 Head
l,p.s Beaumont Farm Lexington. ny.
1sfaw Lad WAS orcd in The E,lle,'slie STUD,
charlottesville, Va, Ia. Henry Stuli, the
equine artist. New. York. and ms Dam
Brown Beauty. remained al hiiefsilc
20, several years. being bred successive
IL To Eolus. imp. Cf1araAus and Eon.
t-haradt, the black son of imp. charaNus
and Ada Belle. by Eolus. is another
T,ilerslie bred horse Kept for service in
,he f.ue Grass region. where he is
o,,.,e popular and has proven a success
mi sire. Charadc was not only high
ela.s race-horse himself, but a full BROTH
- - a1a Belle and other good winners
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