The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

shows, In the class for ladies' hunters
at Richmond in 1901, this unsexed son
OF Rover captured the blue ribbon, win
Mrs. Allen Potts UP, and did some sensa-
tional work. Other members OF TINS
string that promise to develop into per-
formers Of real class are Bllzzard, cnest-
nut geldlng 4. by Bitten. the , ,i.12
both heavy weights, one being chest
nut 6, BY Add I'll Kader, Jr.. ana the
( other a bay, 6, BY Heimdnl, dam BY John
Happy. and n top looking bay mare, 9,
by Blitzentt The thoroughbred division
includes North Anna, chestnut mare, o.
by Bitten, dam Gloriana, BY Bend I, :, :,
her full sister, an unnamed chestnut my,
4, IA chestnut colt, 2. by Bitten " dam IN
Amulet by King Bolt. and the bay COLI col
Q. full brother to North Anna. H a
The chestnut mare N1argie y, who TOOK o
second money in the PA trot a. t ny
Gentlemen's Driving PARK, i.alt.no. .e % -
the 81, and with a new mark OF s'1o -,
Wan in good form at Prospect Park, Bal
timore, on the 10th instant and won tne
,2e troto infstraig heats She DEF eat e
4 neld eof :ntne land reduced her record TO
2Is ~ Afargiet % Is six years old and
was bred at Walton Farm, FAILS Mills,
Va she is daughter Of Walton Farm m 8
premier sire,
rina, by Caliban. and II her improve
continues, as seems likely she Will !. be
good enough, to take down the big line
another season, Ngargie q. has f'een
trained and driven In all OF her races by
Wilton Greenway, y T owson, Nd. Another
product OF Walton Farm now In Green
ways stable is the large, handsome bay
stallion, TIE Ro Leon. by Red, Leo, dan
Teurose, by Mecca. He is owned ! by
Banister & Rhodes, Roanoke, Vas, and
Greenway, recently gave him g marx OF
2:2$1-4 at Pc Bal tim lin 7Ir K /, Il .fsSs
The hay tgelding, Louis Purcell, owned
by Sidney p. Clay,3 Of this city, Is gradu-
ally rounding into form. and Is likely yet
T, to IN his winter oats before the season
closes The son Of c. sII.Y Purcell won two
| heats OF the 2:24 trot at ltimore on
| the I'd instant. and reduced his record
from 2:291-4 to 2;l8 IA, and ( not ~ being
keyedup for a bruisingS contest, grew leg
weary as the race progressed, and caught
the flag in the fifth heat. AT Prospect
Park, Baltimore however on the 18th
/ instant, the bay geldng was in better
sEap Pc and finished second, second three
4 times to Mabel Martin, winner Of the l2:N
! trot, In 2:1S 1-2, 2:2o, 21s "a, and stood
for second money In the summary. Louis
Purcell Is being trained and driven by G.
| ~, xtu
OF the speediest trotters ever brought to
Virginia. IA 81 III
Among the prominent horses to be entered
at the Richmond Horse Show are the
we'll known show ring winners. Amaret
and Hornpipe, from the Boscobel Farm
Of Charles II. Hurkamp, fredericksburg
Va. These big geldings have scored sue
cess In the classes for hunters and jumps
sers at Boston. New$York, Philadelphia,
Atlantic Clty4and other prominent points.
The sBoscobel stable will be represented
| In the steeplechase events at Baltimore
and Washing toni this Efalleby Ida Wood
| lands, it, thoroughbred daughter OF Imp.
Woodlands and Ida stanhopc. by Wav-
erly This marc has produced one or more
foals, among them the chestnut filly,
Lady Vivian. foaled 1900, by Ed. Bearney.
but is now In excellent shape. and likely
to win some purses when started.
One OF the best looking mares In the
thoroughbred division at Boscobel Farm
Is Madge Wildfire, a bay, s. by Bohe-
milan, dam Taffeta, by Sensation. while
the roadster division, Queen OF Spades.
black mare, 4, by Virginia Chief, dam by
Harry Clay. attrac cts at ten ton. The lat
ter Is large, we'll formed and handsome,
and has perfect manners, qualities that
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