The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28

Is In charge of Manager Bynum at Monte
Belle Farm, near Bon Air, and the in
mates are all doing we'll The ccllec-
ton includes hunters, jumpers. high
stepping harness horses and soma choice
ly bred trotters. The black gelding
Darkness, who is a clever specimen OF
the combined saddle and harness type.
WAS recently purchased in ns1tuekv by
Mr.. Ry1un and brought he-a especially
to c1h iiit a: the Horse Show 10 is
five years cid and shows exquisite quail
ty ana irish. Darkness was sired by
Gray Squirrel. dam by a son o, Rcd
wilkes Among the trotters are the
chestnut mares FlliSree and Our Fancy
the former by Mambrino Dudley, out of
the great brood mare Electa, by Elec-
tioneer, and the latter BY Egwood. dam
Lady Motion, by Motion, son Of Daniel
! Lambert. Another fast one is the bay
gelding Moody. by Egwood, dam Eil-
gree. With little training Moody has
developed speed rapidly and has good
looks with perfect manners.
The bay gelding. Forney. five years old
by Sidney Prince, con OF Sidney, who was
purchased during the winter by James c.
Smith from S. Y. Nottingham, of Nachi-
pongo, Va entered the 2:20 list Recently
at Baltimore by winning the first heat Of
MS race and making a record Of PIG Ia
| This was the fastest heat of thu, race, but
| Forney only stood for second money in
| the summary. F'orney has been trained
and driven In his races this season by
| M. F. Hanson. Hanson's stable also in
| cludes that other fast gelding clarion,4
| by Russell Rex, dam Helice, by NorvaL
| Both Of these horses have been taken
| right through the Maryland and Vir-
| ginia circuit of fairs and race meetings.
| after the close of which they will proba-
| bly, be raced through the North Carolina
circuit.
Horse Show Association has ample cause
! to feel elated over the bright prospect
ahead. as the indications are that not
only will there be a record breaking at
tendance, but 4 class of exhibits the like
of which has never been seen in the South.
| Prominent winners al the big shows will
be seen here and amidst the glare of cleo
trio light some dazzling. performances of
| both harness horses and jumpers will be
| seen. OF one of the most interesting
classes to be seen will be furnished by
the splendid array of green hunters that
have been entered. although the heavy
medium weights, which means that prob
ably the best fields of hunters ever gath
cred on the tan bark in America will be
seen here during the week OF October
! 14th to 18th.
The Hampton Farm Of CORTLAND II.
Smith. Theological Seminary. Va, will
| be represented by a strong stable of har-
| ness horses. hunters and jumpers, at the
forthcoming Richmond Horse Show. The
| latter division includes the heavy weights
| Up-to-Date, O'Gonquit, McLemon. Barrls-
| ter, Sea Gull Lord Allen, St Vincent and
| dozen others: Among the middle
weights are St Charles, Roscommon. Tin
| Ton and other ra3l
| The Hampton Farm Stable has made an
enviable record this season as commence
| ing over one hundred and twenty-five
prizes have been Won. which includes
| hand with which Mr.. Smith carried off
| blue ribbons at Charlottes. Orange and
| other places. will be shown here while
| the stable will also be represented by
tandem and single harness rigs.
William A. Walker has sold to a gen
tleman in North Carolina for use as a
road horse the little bay geldlng DR..
sic Hunter. by WOODBURY. Hambletonian.
This gelding is handsome and acts well
enough to develop speed with handling.
Mr.. Walker has purchased from parties
OF the Eastern Shore or Virginia a good
| looking chestnut stallion. five years OLD,
| by son of Onward dam by Walker
| Morrill,. the sire of Lamp Girl. 200 and
regards him as the making OF fast
horse.
The former Richmoncer, Mr. a. 3,
| Gwathmey, now of the Cotton Exchange.
of fast matinee and speedway horses.
| that great mare Louise Mac, 2O9s, by
Little Corporal. dam N1erlgold. by Jay
Gould Louise Mac cost Mr. Gwathmey
right close to $4,000 three years ago. and
the purchaser, a Pfttsburg gentleman.
| who will use her for matinee racing. had
to pay him a nice advance to get the
shapely chestnut mare. Mr.. Gwathmey
| ton. 2:1214, Tudor Chimes. 2:13. and the
green mare Salient, who has no record.
! but can show great turn Of speed.
The bay mare Cassie Leo, bred at Wal
ton Farm, Falls Mills. Va. entered the
list of standard speed at the recent fair
and race meetings at Bethlehem. Pa.
where she Won the ESQ class trotting IN
straight heats, time 2:a4A. 2:2tA. 2:ssls.
the son of Red Wilkes. that heads the
Walton Farm. while her dam is Tea
Rose. by Mecca, a member OF the brood
mare band there. Tea Rose was BY
Mecca, out of the great brood mare Moss
Rose, by Woodford Mambrino and she
out OF famous Primrose, by Abdalla.h, Is
The annual fair and race meeting of
the Botetourt Agricultural and Mechan-
| ical Association will take place at Fin
|
and 18th. when purses will be offered for
| both harness and running races. Pres
| ident Henry Huffman and Secretary AL
fred Beckley are we'll pleased over the
outlook and anticipate a good attend
ance and excellent exhibits Of live stock,
| agricultural and mechanical products
The Ainslie Carriage Company of South
Tenth Street, this city. of which Mr..
David A. Ainslie is the head, report for
the coming seasons trade. number of
orders for fine pleasure vehicles having
| been already received from a distance,
| while the local trade IS IN keeping not
+! only for carriages, but heavy business
| wagons as well. This concern is now
building a chemical engine for the city
| OF Richmond the order being the first OF
| its kind yet undertaken by a local car
| riage house
Messrs w. o. warthen, r. c. Howison
and Charles o. Hearon constitute the
| press committee OF the Richmond Horse
Show Association. which is guarantee
| that this end of the affair will be well
taken care of. Mr.. Hearon reported the
| Horse Show here in 1861 and his work
| was highly commendeG.
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