The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

gratitude Of Of o.. or country 4. r. HILL.
free for ali, best three in f've' mile heats
,'4Thlrd Race Running race, best two IN
three, one-half mile heats, $40.
I'm n Z '3Satisit THIRD DAY. III. III
First Race-,rrotting race, best threo III
five, mile heats, S76.
Second Race--consolatio running race,
for horses that have wor nothing CURING
the meeting, mile dash. $40.
Third Race-Cnnsolatio trotting race,
ona mile heat hest Two In three for horses
that have won nothing during the meet
,iRa, $40. 4
II 'The we'll known Virginia General, Will
liam T.. Townes, whose headquarters are
with the American Tobacco Company
New York, but who spends most OF hls
aleisrro time at his stud farm, near
.Gharlo ttesyllla, has recently purchased the
4 Bradford farm, fine old estate, near
fpnlpeper. G. H., Va, whore his thorpugh-5
bred horses Will be kept. OF the venture,
Captain r. i, Hspenek, Of far famed
aEllersle sttld, charlottesville, Van.
writes: 4$5 l#
William !. To~nes has bought
the Bradford place. near culpeper G. H.,
Va, and will establish stud farm OMIT
for Thoroughbred horses. The Generals
head is level. lie will remain in Ole
8Virglnny, tho mother of Sir ArcllE.
aTimoleon and Boston-of Bostona, Sarah.
washington, Nina, Revenue, Red Eye.
Sir Charles and Rosalie Somers; Of
Planet, Fanny{and Sue Washington; Of
Eolus. Eolo Knight Of Tllersllc, ST. Saviour
Eon. Dlablo, Russell and Morello; Of
Charade, Rosinant, Hammie, Ethics, etc.
The old State is rapidly filling UP with
good people. and better horses than she
has had since the war.
Among the trotting bred mares in the
stud at Mr.. Robert Tait's Spring Garden
farm, near Lynchburg, Va, are Miss
Mack, BY Fairlawn, son of Nutwood !;
Sweepstakes, by sweepstakasi Flora
McC., by Red Wilkes Ielce, by NoryaA
2:14 81 and Sunbeam, by Ha'mhletpnlan
Mambrina, all OF whom were this season
to BvrlIngume, AIS, and appear IL be In
foal, Miss Mack Is the dam Of Genera
| Johnson, 2;l2 LII Sweepstakes IN the dam
| Of Great Stakes, 2;a0, q successful sire Of
| speed, and I4elloe is the dam Of Clarion.
| 2;15 IA the bay ge|dng ny Russell Rex,
being nlpa,gned this saason hy N. F.
Hanson. RVrlIngame, the son OF Guy
WILKES that heads the snring Garden
farm, is IN flno shape and appears ~ TO
win additional honars In Tie show ring,
CAPTAIN II. p. I4andorl who has n fine
farm near Cobb's Creek, Mathews county.
! Va, is tho largest breeder Of trotters In
ali that section lie has a selact band Of
brood mares and for a couple 81 seasons
/ mast has bred the good stalllnn Letcher,
| e;1S3r4, by DIreetnr, 2;lT IA, and owns q
| nuInbar Of his get, Among the elect mas
irons In Captain LandpH 3 stud Is a mare
by Protender. Her first seanna and third
dams are producers, and right back 81
them GENES the famous Water Witch,
by Pilot IF.
One OF the hsndsomest and best gated
black lilly pIraciraHa Glen, by The Direc-
/ tor General, Beyond q little jogging on
/ the road nothing has been done with her
i this season. but she viii be placed In good
hands IN 1904 and worked for speed
Plreatress Glen was bred by John 6,
i Parrish of Georgetown, Ky. who owns
| her dam, Brook Glen, an elegant looking
Il daughter Of the crack show horse, Glen
brook, son Of shawmut
Il
i The three-year-old bay colt AEnel sol
Of Guurdsman and the great brood mare
lfHeta, dan, of three, by Red Wilkes. Is
looks, too, In the hands OF his owner
Zen. w, Sutherland, Mt, Olive, N, c.
by whom he Is highly priHed. II Is the
I intention Of Mr. Sutherland to keen Agfsl
for stock horse, but l!n will have TIN
4 son Of Guardsman developed and homes
70 see him make trottter' Il.
4 The Virginia bred PAGER, Captain, 2;lRH
q product Of Captain John r. Roper's
!, FoHhnll Farm. Norfolk, recently worked
coupe of miles in 2:l5h and 2ilh over
Il ne belmont trnck, Philadelphia, driven
4 by ., u, MGcargo, OF that city. The bay
geldng did the final quarter of the seq,
nnd mile ~ So seconds, 2:0s salt. Can
tam was sired BY Great Stakes, 2'e0 dam
sister to True Love, by sweepstakes,
q The Virginia bred trntter, Gold Bur
2;l3A by Rursar, dam Bertie, the dan
OF Lamp Girl, 300 is highly tlopght al
hN his owner, ", ". H'ssery, Of New
YORK for whom ha has shown q trial III,
4 e;lph this season. Mr.. Iissary expects TIN;
handsome chestnut gedlng IN 1904 Rnf
looks for him to trot IN 2:lO or better
The black mare Frances, e;25H,a at ths
/ three years-old, by Mlseoyite, dam Venus
by conger for some years owned by Gap
2 tam John H. Roper, Norfolk, pn, Wa
SOLD by him not long since and taken 4
seltuater Mass, whore she was bred y
Thomas W. I.awsons noted stallion Par
Devil, 200. BROAD ROCK,
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