The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

such good ones as Virginia jim 2:ls ~ :.
| ano . Others was here dtrlng the pase
Week On q flying trip FROM tho Mes.;
WI WI \, d T. nam had 1eewood, tho s're =,
w, Jiiti, and some choicely pre-,
pIoou mares at Gould Hill but disposeu
| ~ mem O few years ago. flo mas now
| however, re-entered Tie horse business.
| ana mas a big stable Of trotters anu
pace nt IN training at Monmouth ill pur.
ilis ms residence In Virginia Mr. uiahnt, !,
i, numbers Of friends, who VIII Wss .
nm al success lii the new venture. 10 ls
q practicnl horsemnn. and with ~ one OF
me pest Informed students of blood INES
a''a peuisrees In the country. @
serpentne, brown i mare, foaled 1892 by
| Ml'alif1nbriflo, and Token Of remembrance.
Day mare, foaled 1890 BY Lcewood. son OF
| Dexter Prince. arc both doing nicely IN
| inc stable Of their owner. A. t. griffin,
OF tnls city Both mares were pred by
James a. Graham. and are out OF Hee -
nom prhhce, the great producing unusnter
or George Wilkes, who figures as the Dam
OF virginia Jim, 2:12 l.? and other last t.
ones. serpentlne is being driven on inc
ROAD, and next season Will be placed III
the breeding ranks and mated with some
sire OF note but Token of remembrance
| ~
ling Of her caretaker, william JEFFERSON,
mas shown halves In 1:16 to cart. Sho
promises to make speed rapidly with
constant training. Another good looking
troters out OF old Remembrance IS brown
colt, q by Shaded and Corteau, now IN
the stable Of William Bass. at Acca farm.
Like sarpentine and Token OF Remem-
brance, this youngster was also bred
by Mr. Graham, who thinks so mighty or
n hal 4. en1 n.
terest OF Bass and shipped tho colt ia
Monmouth Ill, where he Joins the Gra-
ham stable, and hopes nro entertained
that he may develop speed and race horso
quality of a high order.
Wealth, 2:171-4 the brown pacing stall
lion by Gambetta Wilkes. dam Magnolia.
BY Norfolk, who was shipped some weeks
since from the farm Of his o'Yner Colonel
WY ~ Chapman. Gordonsvflle. Va, TO
trainer Jack Collision, Nashville Tenn,
Is reported as doing finely. The big.
handsome son Of Cambettn Wilkes was
kept busy In the stud until July, but since
he went Into Collisions hands has shown
constant Improvement. having recently
worked an easy mile In PIG. doing the
final quarter In thlrty-one second. Gold
ston won several races with Wealth last
season and drove him to his record.
This horse has a marvellous turn OF speed,
and some day when conditions are favor
able he is likely to make very low re-
cord. Wealth was bred by General Julian
s. Carr. Durham, N. c.. who owned the
dam Magnolia. The latter was out OF
Beck Collins, dam Of Choctaw, 2:3O, by
Woodburn Hambletoninn, and she out OF
Rcbecca, thoroughbred daughter Of
Blucher. 3sl III
Charles Atkinson. who trains and drives
for Captain John l.. Roper, OF the Fox
hall Farm, Norfolk, Va, will take his
stable OF trotters and PAGERS down the
line Of the Maryland and Virginia circuit
AAtkinson's string includes Admiral 2:17
IA, pacing, the chestnut gelding, g. by
Colonel Sidney, dam Thrift by Meander;
Virginia, bay mare 8. by Great Stakes,
2:20, dam Tredelma. by Trevllian, and
bay mare, 4. by Great Stakes,
dam Lady Margaret, by Nailor, son OF
Sultan. Tho latter won the 2:37 trot at
Tasley, Va, on tho 9th instant, and made
a record OF 2:24 IA. She was Bred by Cap
tain Roper. This was her first start.
Virginia is another Of the FoNhall bred
trctters Before leaving the farm Atkin
non drove her three miles under 2:20 one
Of them In 2:16 1-2, and she did 1t right,
having a smooth, easy gait, that seems
to indicate that she will go much faster
later in the season.
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The bay mare Faustena, thoroughbred
daughter OF Eolus and War Lass. by War
Dance, formerly owned by William Rue
ger, has been repurchased by him from
W. x. Ma thcws for use as a brood mare
Blythe trottlng sire, Robert Ransom. Mr..
Rueger owns a couple OF nice young
mares out of Faustena, and he has bred
he daughter of Eolus to Longlane, tho
'oughbred son OF Longstreet, by Longfel-
ow. Longlane Is In the stud OF Edmund |
Winston, Hanover Courthouse, Va. and
lis dam was Highland Lassie, by imported
highlander, second dam Algeria, by ABB
lei Kader, and third dam the famous
Iina, by Boston. Algeria was bred by the
ate Major Thomas boswell, Bullheld
tud, Hanover county, where Nina passed
most OF her life and dropped her long
list Of progeny.
The list OF nominations in the stakes
II the Interstate Fair Association, Tren-
on, N. j., to be decided during the week
II September 2sth to October I'd, includes
hree horses from the stable of NJ. f.
Ianson OF this city, who has Estuary,
':l5 IA, chestnut mare, by Expedition,
:16 3D. dam Wavelet, 2:A -. by Belmont.
entered In the Colonial Stake for 1924
rotters, nurse 81 900; Clarion. 2:lb IA, bay
,elding, by Russell Rex, dam Helico. BY
Iorval, in the Interstate Stake for 2:2o
rioters purse 81 900, and News Boy, 2:19
a, gray geldng. by. Sidney Prince, dam