The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
POLK MILLER DRUG. CO.
1884 East Main Street.
4 POLK NIL Lt:R. OLEMAN CO..
First and Broad Sts

most prominent In the Castle lalll col
lection, but continuing Mrs. Potts says;
81 may add that Bachelor, the coal black,
son OF Arnon and Brunette, IS also here,
and would8not DO parted with. He IS N
great shape. and hope to see him VIII II
down tho line OF horse shows this sum sum
NOR Arnora, Thoroughbred daughter OF
Arnon and Ora Olbe, by Buchanan, IS
also In fine condition.. She Is one OF the
best cross country horses I have ). ever
ridden. r have hunted her all the season
and she has not been down once, a,5 IA
Brilliant, tho brown fllls, now two
years Sold who won at Orange last sum tlf
mer, Is looking grand. She Is ny Arnon.
dam Of thoroughbred and hackney lineage,
and has made quite a little stir. have
had several letters about her. She Is
looking much better than when shown
last summer, and Is to my mind the most
perfect piece Of horsefleshG Z have ever
seen. 1 havo. her fill sister Radiant,
who will be shown In, the classes FOR
.yearlngs. Some regard her as cvon bet
tef looking than Brilliant. They are
perfect match, the same color ana mark =,
ed alike, having the same white hind
feet, white and stripe In the face. Bru-
nette, with her foal of 1903, by Arnon,
of course. will be taken to the horse
shows along with my stable, which VIII VII
also include Arnor. II II III
Among the roadsters lin the private
stable of Mr., John p. Branch, the head
Of the banking house of Thomas Branch
& Company, is the brown gelding Quartz
by Quartermastcr, dam a. fast road marc
of lntraced breeding, and a bay pa cling
gelding, by Willis, son Of Jay Bird dam
Louise. full sister to Branchwood 20 IA
by Woodburn Hamblctonian.s5Qu Quartz is
horse OF fine size and looks grand In
harness. and Is a. pure gated trotter like
~ to so fast with training, but the Willis
gelding Is PAGER and looks MS II he might
develop quite n turn Of speed wiz dcvel-
opment His grand dam was the for
mer well known Bette Bell whose
breeding was never properly authentic
Gated, but she was n fast roadster and
highly priced by Mr.. Branch who drove
her for a number of years. and could
hold his own in brush with the best
here at that time.
The annual spring race meeting OF the
washington Jockey Club at Bennings
track, which begun on March 23d, is now
in full swing. and Is looked upon as the
most successful In the history Of tho or.
ganizntion. The we'll known Ylrglnian,
Algernon Dalngerfleld, who occupies the
position of assistant secretary OF the
Washington Jockey Club. has charge OF
affairs. AS Jockey Club secretary. judge,
horse show manager owner. breeder ana
.turfmnn In turn Mr.. Dalngerhed has
delved deeply In tho game and gained ex-
perience that serves him we'll a 4
Mr. Everett yvaddcy, Of this city, is
using MS a park saddler, the bay geldlng
Tom Walker, 3, by Eon, dam fEocene, by
Imp. Charaxus, second dam Eola, by
Eolus and third dam, the famous War
Song dam OF Eole. St. savioue,5 Eon,
Eolo, etc. by War Dance Tom Walker
promises to develop into big fine geld
Ing. full sixteen hands high and later
on with proper schooling should make
q grand hunter and cross country Horse
In general. 3 Il
Mr. Arthur 3. Hancock writes mo that
one OF the finest foals dropped this sea-
son IN the Ellerslle stud is a bay colt,
foalod March 22d by imp. Fatherless'
dam Clash. by Elous. The mare was bred
ba ck Clash is the dam OF charona, vim
ner Of the Nottingham handicap ana
many other races In this country ana
= hs! 'a "HRl BROAD ROCK.