The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03

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by Bow Bells. dam by Baron w likes, and
the. we'll known bay pacing stallion Pilot
| Medium. Jr., whose record of 300 Sd to
I cart constitutes the worlds record at that
way OF going. This handsome and we'll
| formed son of Happy Medium and Ella
| Wilkes by Ira Wilkes, has made a. re-
markably good season, having already
served moro than e5 mares, while some
thing over 100 are booked;to him at Balti-
! more Dr.. Tubbs thinks the bay stallion
can lower his record several seconds and
will likely prepare him for the effort at
Baltimore when his stud season Is over
In addition to Bryan and Dir. T1lpbs
among other trainers at the track are w.
+. Steel and w. Fl. Sears the former
mailing from Norfolk and the latter being
resident Of Newport News Steel has
six horses in his stable which includes
Ia, dam Mamie Wilkes, by Red
Wilkes, chestnut gelding, s, pacer,
by Albano. son Of Nutbourne; Al.
b.. brown gelding, z PAGER, by G. D..
Clay, dam by Blacks Hlmhletonian;
brown geldins, 4, by DR.. Hooker, and
StoneWal bay gelding. s.. by Disputant
Mr.. Sears has three horses, They are
the bay gelding Dan z, Sinclair. bay
gelding. by Sweetwood. and Sir Herbert
s., bay horse, also by sweetwood.
y Recent. foals dropped at the EllerslIe
Stud, Charlottesville, Va, Include a bay
oily, by Eon, dam Rozeta, Incommode.
and bay or chestnut nlly, by
Eolus. both mares are bred bnok.
The crop Of foals for 1903 at Ellerslle
is an unusually promising lot and In
clude full brothers and sisters to good
race horses.
rhc bay colt Peter Paul BY Aloha
the sire Of Robert Waddel, dam Emil
nenee, by imp. Kyrle DAILY, bred and
owned by Robert Bradley, Of Grecnway
Farm, Wilcox Wharf, Va, Is regarded
us a real good two year old. Peter Paul
enrned winning brackets ut the recent
Washington meeting and an offer OF 5000
has been refused by MI, Bradley for lnls
promising yonnster
Hf 3's7f
The Elerslie bred stations knight OF
Ellerslie, by Eo!us. dam Lzzle Hazelwood
BY scalheloclS, and Russell, son o. tne
same sire and out Of another daughter Of
seatheloc!s, both of whom were good RAJ
GERS, have also gained prominence as
sires Of winners. Last season twenty or
the get OF Knight OF Ellerslie earned win
ming brackets, with s23,743 TO y their
credit, while Russell WAS represented
by sixteen 9! his SONS ana daughters that
won s20.25O.
Sons OF the famous dead race horse and
even more renowned sire, Hanover, are
fast becoming prominent among stations
able to get winners. The Commoner
who heads the Belle Meade Stud, Nash
vile, Tenn, was represented by an even
dozen performers IN 1902 and they won
over s2l 900, The Gommonerst dam was
Margarine, by Alger!ne. the son OF Add
El kader and famous old Nina. by
Boston gs,t "a
+ On Wednesday and Thursday next the
eth ana 9Th instanls, Smyth Brothers,
McCieary. Mcclellan Live Stock Company
of tho Union Stock Yards, Norfolk, Va,
viii hold one Of the largest and important
horse sales of the season Some 300 head
VIII BE offered, among them general pur-
pose, business, draft, saddle and driving
horses. also fine matched pairs ana q ser
lect consignment Of fast road trottlng
and pacing horses. This latter division
includes those with and without records
Some high setins cobs. COACH leans and
family broken horses will also be offered
tvssy
One Of The most promising Youngsters
in the stable ot Trainer George II, RcA-8