The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
HORSES AND
HORSENIEN.
An1arct Wins at5lScwYork Horse
Show aid is Sold TO NIr,
H. Garland, Of New York.
His BUYER A NEW YORK MAN /.
Another Good Onc at Boscobcl.a
Sale Of Ncarlings Annie
Laurie Simmons. y

IS Mr.. Charles II. Tfurfamp, Of tho Bosco-
bel Farm. fredericksburg, Va, has sold
10 Mr. James a. Garland. of New York,
tho we'll known higl, Jumper. huntergnnd
show ring winner, Amaret, bay gcldtng.
foaled 1894. by Young Brennan, dnn ny
t14othair. The sale was made during the
New York Horse Show. where Amnfet
won In tic middle weight hunter class
and over iivc-foot jumps, being awarded
the blue in Tic latter class after q fierce
competition with Canada horses. Several
years since M. Garland, then resident
of Boston, purchased the crack ligl
siu,nrer King pin from Mr.. Hurkamps
IN the fields III which he has figured no
Virginia horse Of recent years mas
attained greater prominence than ANA
,let who has hper able to win season aftS'
season, right ilohg The lne.o o. the II
ginla open dir shows, anu then at thc
New York Horse Show. The son OF
Young Brennan has won seventy-eight
ribbons, and holds the record for the
highest jump ever made BY any morse
bred south of Mason and DiXons me.
Tie price received for this horse has not
been made public, but is known to be a
stiff one as serclal offers ranging well UP
in four figures have been refused, one OF
them being from the Barnum ana 5alley
circus people, who wished to take ANA
ret to Europe il, 1901 but purchased the
black mare, Back Bird. instead. from
Wycth and West, OF Marshall, Va
Following the sale Of Anaret from Bos-
cobel, Mr. F..lrkamp writes me that ne
has purchased from Major FoXhall a.
Daingerfield Castloton Farm, Lexington,
Ky, a bay eeldinG by King Arthur H.,
son of Lonsielow, dam Silk Stockings,
by Bullion son OF War Dance. Referring
to him Mr.. uurknmp says: i have had
my eye on :lne gelding,and have been
trying to buy him since last spring. The
possession OF him is a great consolation
for having parted with Amaret. I should
be glad to Rave you como up and look
him over. He Is Il richly colored bay,
full sixteen hands high, with white for
ward legs and strip down the face. He
was bred in tic Castleton Stud, and is
certainly grand specimen Of the tho.
roughhred.
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E51-4 Nas Ti4
AT the recent Kentucky sales Of thor
cughbrcds held at Lexington, chestnut