The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

Miss Nelson to a four-year-old record OF
ear Ia; Nellie D.. by Toodles. Jr.. to
one of 2:19 IA, and also won races with
other horses In the same stable. In 1901
he had out the good horse Elorory,
2:171-4, later sold for export to Europe,
but for nearly couple OF years past he
has been with the Union Stock Yards
Company at Norfolk, and the harness
horses disposed OF at the recent sale of
the smyth Brothers-McCle Clellan
Stock Company, were shown by him. The
Smyth Brothers may get together fow
speedy trotters and PAGERS as much for
diversion as otherwise during the coming
season. and If 80. 1t Is more than likely
that Station will do tl:a%.--ing.
The veteran Virginia breeder and own
err. Dr.. D, D. Carter, Of Woodstock. who
has been identified with trotters and pa
GERS for many years, now has the richly
bred stallion Supremacy. 2:2o Ia. by Boil
Boy, 2:19 IA. the son Of Electioneer and
far famed Beautiful Bells. the dam OF
producing sons. Supremacy Is out Of a
full sister to Allen Lowe. o:12, by AL
oantara, 1928 the son OF George Wilkes
and grand old Alma Mater. This horse
has been well patronized by breeders In
the Valley of Virginia. as during the
seasons OF 1901 and 1902 some 200 mares
were mated with him and his book for
the present season Is also q very heavy
one. II
The Virginia circuit OF horse shows
was opened on the 9th instant by the first
annual exhibition OF the Cameron Hunt
Club Horse Show at Alexandria When the
attendance was good and deyotees OF
the sport from Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and other prominent points
were out in force. Prizes We're offered
for hunters, jumpers, park hacks, single-
harness horses, pairs, tandems and four
finland turnouts. In the classes for
hunters and jumpers the llon's share OF
prize money went to tho Hampton Farm
or CORTLAND II. Smith, Alexandria. Va.
who captured blue ribbons with such
horses Of real class as @ 0gonquie. rlam, m,
beau. Chapple Lee. Skibbereen and
others.
Recent foals dropped In the 17llerslie
stud of r. ]. Hancock & Son. Charlottes-
vile, va, include n chestnut colly by Eon
dam Eopette, by imp. Eothen; q bay fllly
by imp; Fathercss; dam Network, by
by lisbon; bay fllly by imp. Charux.
dam, Moure, by imp. Charaxus; chestnut
colt by imp. Fatherless. dam Sanci, by
Eolus: bay colt by imp, Fatherless. dam
Costee by imp. CharaxuS; bay fllly, by
Imp. Tatherless. dam Ellerslie. by imp.
charaxus; chestnut filly, by imp Father
less, dam Aurle, by Eolus or Eon; chest-
nut colt by Aureus, dam Eliza Russell.
by Eon, bay flly by Aureus, dam Rose-
liza. by Eon.
Mr.. A, B. Gwathmey, of the Cotton
Exchange. New York, spent several days
here last week. Though more than q
decade has passed since Mr.. Gwathmey
removed from this city and took up his
residence In the Metropolis he stlll takes
n lively interest in all pertaining to Rich
mond AS amateur reinsman and
owner OF crack road and trotting horses
he il one OF the best known men In New
York His private stable now shelters n
great lot In Tiyerton, 2;l2 Id Tudor
Chimes. 2:l3; Senator Mills and others
Trainer Charles Atkinson. OF the Fox
hall Farm Norfolk VA, is now quartered
at the Empire City Track, New York,
with six head OF trotters and PAGERS, Ills
stable includes Baronwood, 2;l5 la bay
geIding, by Baron Posey; Princess ken
ton, o:3l IA, chestnut, mare O. by Great
stakes, 900 dam Lady Kenton by Ham
bletonian Mambrino; Mr. Lindsay, bay
gelding, g.. by Russell Rex, dam Helice,
dam OF Clarion, 2:22 la by ,NorYall and
Sidney Clay a greenapacer, A.. by Sidney
Prince son Of Sidney, 2,ls ID.
One of the handsomest atallions IN
Virginia is Bullingame, ,o:ls IL fpi
brother 10 sable Wilkes, 2,1s. by Guy
Wilkes, dam sable. by The Moor, owned
bX Robert Tat. 81 Norfo!ks ana kspt a.
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