The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
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)C';dStl e5Hill Stock Farm,
yhiiS6re ArnonsLives.
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EFlstvergH . Road stersThe Washing.
q Ph, seksy CLUB Meeting ON AS
sI jun sSsss Son 81 Eon and Eocene.
d Ellerslie's Finest Foal. 5

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Nh, yrdl sNdeath Of her father, the late
eeler T.. r yes, Mrs. Gertrude Rives
stSW the Assumed charge Of the fine
sss stifFftilE estate, and hereafter the
y kfes OF this grand old homestead
III star rincipaly devoted to stock rails
IN 4 sister to the Princess Troubotski,
,ffl known authoress, Mrs. potts 10
az mighty cultured and regarded as
nd the d lest horscw omen the South
" d66Iced. In the horse show arena,
ssf Did hfsffeld and on the road Mrs. Potts
q. nd SGIently shown brilliant form. not
atine8 TIE saddle, but as a relnswoman.
4 !ner equally at home in driving single
in $500 pair, tandem team, or toolin s
hand. Castle Hill Is near bham,
s uS enarleB county, and one Of the fair
81 = lnSss. Did lnia" dnomestea
Ns8 Sf e thoroughbred son OF Imported
q txiis, and Maynard, by Eolus. heads
SSaTs 4. The bay stallion is Of SYM
sa sal ey proportions and not lacking IN
I'LL a. a. ance. He slres largo well formed
sfEaI III that make high-class hunters and
HI; wa lnr which, especially the Virginia.
sss FL he shsHsk Ind , are In demand now and find
ssEttt ass E Nth, the big Northern markets. y
RI RI raa0ng the brood mares are Brunette
issSy UNI BLACK daughte r5 of Nambrlno King
'SSass1 az and handy In many places. a
sslp ring winner and nun
SClass herself, she is also q pr odlcer
II ftioyssimeri land figures as the dam OF the
!; ~ ei horse Bachelor8and others. 81
sma ND finestStypes OF ladies' saddle horses,
benz Shacls, hunters and Jumpers, ponies
did harness horses will be bred ana de-,
Ia InGippied n at Castle Hill, and Mrs, Potts
senallS do the breaking handling and school SCH
We hich to her IS really pleasant past
CHI taappend her own descriptions OF the
4 siTSes I'M the Castle Hill stables, which
u, both unique and interesting:
..99N y3pld Torch, dark chestnut gelding SIX
Y! w ..ar Az old II by Torchigh One of the
IS saI. Mr.. Potts rides.at over 200 pounds
End shas hunted him this season. Fle Is n
1tss tss;s heavyweight park hack, well
y ned, II with. mice mouth and perfect
= - tanners. 81 and will n be taken down the
i R9le@o Virginia horse shows this season.,
7--s Here he will be entered In the classes
y, harness horses, y com bination, as well
a gund err saddle and as a hunter. HI a&8i Il
44s5s sFirelight, by Torchllgh 3uhestnu mare,
si1ite hind feet, three years old. 1873. Tho
lest horse I ever owned, ans. as nearly
oerfect ms can be- l think. She will be
Y; ~ yihp wn with Sold Torch as a tanu EN- lead
III s ar.as both park and sporting, and IN the
IL Game classes as to saddle#and harness.
Sa rliis mare seems good enough for the big
"a NV anity, dark brown mare. white hind
ii feet, three years old, by Arnon. dam ny
N Ellie Eyes. a perfect specimen of the Ia
s35dies'@ comhinationatype, thoroughly broken
and safe for lady toridefand drive; also
III Jumps WELL but has not been hunted.
3ifEyanitys is one of the handsomest small
Is Horses I have ever seen, and I hope to
sSsee her do well in the show ring.
fct sl,rnth a,. to- q
ssAsArnon.d dam Brunette. by Mambrino King.
black geldlng, sixteen hands, five years
ssaEpld G III Is sire and dam are both blue RIB
III On winners, while his full brother, Bach
sssel or has won three blue ribbons, two sill
ssipel.E cups and tthe Deep Run Hunt Club
sasssSteeplechase at four miles in 1902 Bene-
sssgsdict lis very much like I3a chelor In APP
appearance and a great jumper. but green,
aSsaeVera having been hunted. IIe Is, how
Neyer, of the genuine hunter type, and
Sgpromises to develop fine form.
81 Spinster the full sister to Bachelor. Is
u a dark brown mare 1911, and one of the
81 very best horses on the farm. She sfup
81 to- any weight, and has been hunted. This
II mare Is a good combination horse and
n heavyweight park hack. She has jumped
II FIVE feet three Inches In the hunting field
spinster Isl. goad=ookng, too, and has
4 carried off several prizes in the hunter
n classes. t89s - 5S
May Day, by Spring Forest dam a
daughter of War Dance, the
III son Of Lexington and famous Reel by
$ imported Glencoe, is a polo pony, l4.2, and
.g$ae Of the best have ever seen. She is
srfectly broken, as gentle as dog and
delightful hack. May Day was third
1t summer In a pony jumping class over
lldrdles four feet high. In color she is a
bright bay. with long tall, and is really
very good docking
The horses mentioned are among the