The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
HORSES AND
HORSEMEN.
Add ElKddor, Jr,, Son of ADD
ElI{ader and Nina,
He slREs GOOD COO. HUNTERS
charlottesv'lle's Horse Show was Fine
r7ichmono's Stables kyland Girl,
2:l5 l-4-Other Interests
ing Notes, IL
He slRES GOOD HUNTERS.

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A Virginia bred horse deserving Of more
than passing mention as sire Of hunters
nn6 Jumpers Is the chestnut stallion. ADD
t1l Kadcr, Jr., who was formerly known
and raced under the name OF Acronaut,
lie WAC sired by5}Abd FL Kader, tho tho
roughbred son ,of imp. Australian. Ills
dam was Nina. by Senator, second dam
by Richmond, third dam by Richmond,
thus making htp probably three-quarters
thoroughbred at least Add Ell Kader.
Jr., was bred by George Turner OF King
William county, Va, and foaled 1882;
hence the chestnut stallion has reached
The, sere and yellow, but is remarkably
well preserved and yet vigorous. At four
years old he passed to James X. Brancn |
and Branch Cunningham, both Of this
city, and later to Fred wv. Scott, now O !
the banking house OF Scott and stringfel-
low. From Mr., Scott the son OF Add III
Knder went to Edmund Rnffn. over whose
stud In Hanover county he ruled as pre-
lmier for years. Since then the horse has
been owned by NJ j. Crull. Of this city,
from whom he passed to Thomas Winston,
of Louisa county, and from him to his
present owners, u. b. htcComb and Bro
Their, OF the Glen Cove Farm Somerset,
Va. In his prime a BID FL kader, Jr.. was
horse Of remarkable beauty and fnish,
while he could take Up weight ana run
fast both on the fiat and across country.
III the stud his work has bsen OF q most
satisfactory nature, because he has sired
some of the best hunters and Jumpers
ever sent out. from Virginia, and as he
ia still vigorous and likely to be for years
yet, ] look for others Of this sort to
spring from His loins. Meeting with James
B. McComb. one OF his owners, at Char.
ttesvlle. he informed me that ADD FL
Kader carried him through stift hunt
in January last, and that the old stallion
finished strong. certainly remarkable
exhibition OF stamina and courage IN a |
horse OF his age; but the Add I'll kaders
arc a long-llved tribe. and this scion OF
the family ably supports its claims to
longevity. lt3 6,
The 2:24 lola SIS, strottlng, purse $500, at tho
iGentIemens Driving Park Baltimore, on
tho 2dinstant, furnished a long drawn out
contest Of seven heats, the winner finally
turning up in the New York mare Ma
jrles Baby by Directum Kelly, who won
the fourth, fifth and seventh heats, while
the ~, by Red Leo. product OF the Wal
ton Farm, Falls Mills, finished first In the
third and sixth heats, and was the con-
tending horse In each OF the others. The
.'me O. me se eco M,r v Toz pnr.
cell, the bay gelding. by Charles II. Pur
Ivan ~ ara "a ascnnd Mats 'inNs:1s IA
= naaons,aNas,nnn ,,a,,S MI raine Leved IN
es,1 pft ,,Srisin. nontnst q grow, ier
,ysa !, hahind the n the
STIR baat Tba lima , ~ tI,e frst HAT
eons,,tntadIs. nav record for tha pnrcell
ooidl :, i Ia, !, ., = ion - Inst aIaven
s sno, fron,'{ HE forme !, =, ark Another
s.a rtar q IN t,ta "a "a. IVA tha chestnut
y, = aze DOC - Nv Hinder Wilkes,
antar.d ana 5riven sh;, w !. S RATS ~
AGA Eorr, She fnished nin+ i n The f,rst
haat and vas hehInd the ia = IN the next-
in : I1f1,i }7} $50. IN, 4t -S9l
sacreta ~ " r, Andrews az tha Roa-
aras1nd,,stria, and IA pricu1tura, q ssocia.
! rnr 1,oa nol,e va, has issued tho sneed
M IA !, = az 81 fra fair and rare meatInr
ssber Dist .94th when ,M,rses Taneinr from
issIf+ftoS s31n each will he1 nffered Tor ttrot-
ttarsffC m cars and runners There Will Ia
fo,,r "a cesI % oh dnvi two ~ them being
for harness horses ana the others for run.
Mars The nrincinlo events nm the card
arasthosa for a.17 trotters and 900 ma cers
rraas1or. ali trot and nnce and tha 900
t,ot and o.94 mace for Twhich, the nurses
ara ~ tho uniform yalue 81 $500 on az.