The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
HORSES AND
HORSEMEN.
Norfolk Horse Show AssoCid-
ton Organized.
WILL FOLLOW RICHMOND
Mr.. BelIamys PAGERS Frances S. and
Foaf-Margie z, 2:24 l-4-New-
port News Meeting Other
items of interest.

ing on the Fair Grounds, near the city.
This building is admirably fitted for
horse show purposes, and in addition
there is stabling capacity for several
hundred horses on the grounds
The following clipping from an ex
change will be found interesting:
Peter Paul. Robert Bradley's brown colt,
by Aloha. out of Emnence. herself q
daughter of imp. kyrle DAILY, is n full
brother to the shifty selling platter Ed.
Adack He Is, so far as the season has
gone, the best youngster that has carried
silk In the West, and gives every prom
Use OF developing into good long distance
runner II any one in the East wants
good two-year-old they might take notice
OF this youngster, for having survived In
his early youth the Bradley treatment.
which Is by no means irrational for It
always sends incapables to the bone-yard,
he liz certain to race during long career
should he fall into more merciful hands.
His sire. Aloha, considering that evil fate
caused him to drift to Wilcox Wharf,
VA before he found a landing place, has
been wonderfully successful. Had his
lines fallen In pleasanter places. what no
might have achieved can only be con-
jectured Even now he may have great
career before him, though he is well along
Il. years. having been foaied In 1885. His
sire. imp. St Mungo, which unfortunately
died soon after his expectation. was q
his breeding Is beyond cavil. as he was
by ono Of Stockwell's best ones. ST. Al
bans also grandsire Of Watercress and
Sanfon, his dam Melbourne mare. 1t
IS not too late for some expert stud mas
tel to get hold OF Aloha and make
fortune by mating him with suitable
mares. instead OF following the haphazard
Bradley methods.
Mr. s.. c. Bellamy, OF Enfield. n. c.,
who Is loyal friend OF the light harness
horse has recently purchased at Ewel
Farm one OF the most noted Of Tennes-
zee breeding establishments. a very prom
ising pacing gelding by Brown Hal, the
sire Of Star Pointer 1:59 Ia. and very
attractive looking young mare. four years
old. by Duplex. The latter was left at
Ewell and bred to John r, Gentry 200
1-2 the famous pacing son OF Ashland
Wilkes
The gray pacing stallion Newsboy. by,
sidney Prince In the stable OF the Mon
teznma Farm trainer. Nj. r. Hanson. this
city. reduced his record from 2:21 IA to
2:l9 IA at the recent Prospect Park meet
ing, Baltimore Hanson thinks well af
ghis horse and has him we'll entered In
fragments being In the 2:2o pace. purse
5000. Mt the New England Breeders, at
Readvile. Mass. The bay gelding Clar-
lon. 2:22 IA, by Russell Rex, also In Han
( ECD'S stable, IL likely 10 prove, II IdCtOr
In the 2:2O trot at this same meeting.
The brown mare Frances F.. 2:27 a.
by Cadmus. Jr., out of Daisy Dayton,
dam OF Lake Erie. 2:13 IA: Riverside,
2:2o H. ETC.. by Rysdyk's Bellfounder.
property Of James Cox, Belgravia Farm,
Mount Jackson, Va. foalcd on June LIST
bay flly by Kelly. 2:27. and has been
bred back to that blood-like, handsome
Fon of Electioneer and famous thorough
bred Esther, dam of Expressive. 2:l2 1-2.
Mr. Charles A. Birne, oe North Bend
Farm. which Is near Phillis. Mecklcnburg
county Va. writes me that his good
stallion Anteneer 1916. is In nice shape
and doing we'll. Anteneer is n fine look
Ing bay horse foaled 1891. standing close
to 1913 and Weighing 1910 pounds He
was bred by Frank II. Burke. Mcnlo
Park, California. and sired by Eros.
o:29hs. son of Electioneer: dam Ante. by
Anteco. 2:l6 Ia, another son of Election
ecr: consequently he is inbred to the
dead monarch Of Paio Alto, and with
anything like fair chances should sire
both speed and race horse quality,
Mr. T.. G. Roper. who directs the af-
fairs of the John T.. Roper Lumber Co ,
Mt Roper. N, c., has a promising young
stallion in Tar Heel, four yeas old, ny
Clement r. son of Mamhrno Errlcy.
and Lady Thelma, 2:2O Ia Tar Heel IL
full brother to Lady Thelma. their dam
being the great brood mare Sue Norfolk,
dam also of Foxhall, 2:19 81. and two
others In the list
The Ellerslie Studs premier sre, Eon.
the son Of Eous and far famed War
Song, had out seven winners in 1902. and
these were credited with $4,000. Imported
rCharaXus, the dead son of Distln and
sappho. who was for decade or more
the stud companion Of Eon. stands cred
tied with close to $1,000, won by thu very
few Of his get out. The latter passed
away Mt Ellerse last fall and rests in
the equine cemetery with IIolus, War
Song and other famous horses.
go
The chestnut mare Marg!e a., b., by
Red Leo. dam Carina, by Caliban, 30t.
who trotted to record OF 1924 III, was
bred and is now owned by Samuel Wal
ton. Falls Mills. Va. MarGie u. has been
IN the stable of Wilton Greenway. Tow
son, Md. for a couple of seasons. and is
much faster than her record indicates. |
Greenway has driven her trials right
along better than 900, and II she keeps
right this good looking daughter Of Red
Leo may get to a mark at least ten sec
onds faster than her present record This
season.
Secretary b. f, Toy. of the Hampton |
Roads Driving Park, Newport News, VI
has issued the programme of a one day
race meeting to be held there on July
9TH when four purses of the uniform value
of 800 each Will be offered for trotters,
,pacers and runners, There is rui;e a
marked sporting element In Newport
News and as these races are to come
off in our national holiday, the attend
ance is likely to be large.
Workman Is the suggestive name se-
Iected by Captain Hancock of the I,ler-
sle Stud, for the black colt foal OF 1902,
ny MP. Fatherless, tut of Network by
Fon, second dam Eonette. by imp. Ed
then, and third dam imp. castagnette
by Marsyas. Workman Is registered with
the Jockey Club, and the number 32GG2
was assigned the finely formed. l,sau;i-
fu son of Fatherless
The bay mare Napelline, by Kelley,
2:27 dam Aconite, by fremont, VINO was
bred in 1902 to Erratic, 2;2eh son Of