The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31


g, by Russell Rex. dam Hellce. BY Nor
val. This horse trotted trials in 2lS last
season and is likely to shade 2:l2 this
by Mr.. Robert TAFT, OF Norfolk. Va, and
she has been bred to his stallion. Bur
lingame 2:18 the full brother to Sable
Wilkes 2:1s son OF Guy Wilkes 2;l5 Ia.
The match race arranged to take place
on Saturday nfterno3n, June 9Th. at the
PAGERS. Fern, 2:2l IA, and Smith osBrlen.
219 IA. is attracting some attention and
furnishes subject for comment IN local
R Ss efes or , Is sds be FERN aTeS IS
Ajax. and is owned by. Luther Libby,
fsFt city II 4 Hail. La While e"a sm SB GGart tss
big brown geldng. by Aparka. dam Ada
NJ, by Corsair, Is the property q 2i,,; xohn
g Gheatw9od the Gontracto 'ro,ns william
drive Fern. ana William Newsom, who
handles the horses Of A. 7. Griffith, Is
to have the mount behind Smith O'Brien.
The owners are we'll known and popular
here while tho horses arc also familiar
figures. hence It follows that each side
has quite n strong following and the
race promises to furnish an interesting
contest.
Leo "e 2; 1ay l .''' dam i Ruth McGregSr y
haywood, has been sold by ". NJ Rit-
rator Of Columbus, Ohio, to NJ. II. Itch
nor & Co.. Of Chicago the price being
reported as $4,000. Cassie Leo was bred at
Samuel Walton. from whom sho passed to
j. c. Cassell. assistant general manager
Of the Norfolk and Western Rallrond.
Roanoke, Va, and from him to Mr.. Rlt-
ter. Cassie Leo is a mare Of fine form
and appearances, and grand high actor.
She Is credited with a trial In 2;l7 - IN
ted to her record of 2:23 ~ over tho half
mile track at Bethlehem, Pa, and after
the close Of the season was s dfiyen ma nd
Of Welsh. ~. Va. who figured IN the
case Of pulling the PAGER; &c, Sentry x o' re- re-
Gently acquitted Of tho charge by the
Board of Review of the National Trot-
ting Association,
by Expedition, 2:l5 81. dam Petrol, By
S SyF e%e + d as'"E WI f RassR
NJ c.. by whom she was campaigned
and driven to her record in 1902, Petronel
recently worked quarter in 30 seconds
and will be taken to the races again tins
season.
Mr.. Hurdens good looking four-year-
old stallion, Sweet Rector, Is II TIC sta sta
BE Of saS Smith hln er1fH oots On TM9
as tho making of a fast horse After his
speed Is developed. Sweet Rector VIII be
placed in the stud where he should make
a success as he is inbred to the great
sire, Director being by that noted SON
OF Dictator from Sweet Alca, by Alcazur,
second dam. Greclan Bend. who is also by
Director.
NJ. IT. Hanson. of the Montezeuma
Farm, shipped his string Of trotters and
PAGERS to Prospect Park. Baltimore. on
Wednesday last. where he has entries At
the meeting which commences there on
June I'd Iiunson's stable Is made up OF
Eliza Ingram, 1921 IA; Clarion, 2:22 la
the gray PAGER News Boy, 2:2l Ia and
tho unmarked trotters Miss Prince. chest
nut mare, by Sidney Prince, and Estu-
airy. the chestnut stallion by Expedition
dam Wavelet by Belmont. Estuary Is u
full brother to the fast horse Marlque,
record .2la ia wagon in 1902 and can
show trial close to 2:l5 In his work over
half mile track,
l.. X. Bryan, who trains for D: s. Jones,
of tho Hampton Roads Driving Park,
Newport News, Va. has shipped his sta
Bile Of trotters and PAGERS to the, Gentle
mems Driving Park. Baltimore, where the
finishing touches for the seasons cam
pagn viii be put on them. Bryan's string
includes the big bay pacing Beldng Wai-
nut b., 2.l2 IA. by Walnut BOY; me
green pacing gclding. Prince Snarley, ny
Bloomfield; Buckroe. the black station
by Ellersie Wilkes. who Is also green
PAGER aud looked upon ms very Iromls-
Ing and "A couple OF three yeur-olus poth
W Ellerslle Wilkes. BROAD ROCK.