The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12

New rorlt. philadelphia ana Baltimore,
while other transfers have been tnado
West, one OF the most notable Of the
latter being that OF the chestnut geldlnE,
Firebfand. BY Toruhlight out OF q seven.
elghths thproukhbred mare. Mrs. Jack
Ctidahy. Of Kansas GU was The plr-
drag hunts q SSthe Missouri Hunt and
Polo Grub Firebrahd was winner Of
two frsts at Lyti chburg, Va, 4 last year,
md attfaotcd much attention at tho
horse show there's .ai a n
Mr.. ". II. ii No Comb, 81 the ttnioh
Stock Yards! this city. whose fine farm t
Of several hundred acres ls near. sta e;'i
ton. Va. has the bay stallion Orphans
wood. son Of King Nutwood there, and
some we'll bred brood mares. Among the
latter hie 1ssie, BY Wilkes Boy dam
Jennie Kirk. 2.271.i, by Whisper, thor
oughbred son OF Planet; Jenny Me- dara,
BY King Nutwood, dam Jenny W.. BY
Harrison Chief. and Vida 3. Wilkes.
BY King N " wood dam Vida By, by
are also some promising youngsters
The two young mares. a chestnut. and
and bay, 6,8full sisters. by Orphan
wood outdof Issio. are now III the sta ttl-j
bic Of George r.. Richmond at the Deep
Run Hunt Club track, and he thinks
Weil VI tiiotti. 1lle WI IitLi GO y W W.
Maiden, 2:1s 81, pacing. and Medinawood,j
will he catnpaigned BY Mr.. Nc Comb this
season, and arean In III A. Tyson s.
stable at 4 Newark, Del Both are by
King Nutwood, Medlnawood being a full
sister to Frirewood, 8:17 Ia.
Among the trotters In the stable Of
Witorr Greerway, Towson. Md, are
Marble a.. Mary Boisseaux and re Ro}
nj f,f yHf,S,, nv n nv l. II9O
2:26 ia. Mary I3oisseaux and Marie ".
are owned at Walton Farm. Falls NILS.
Va, while TIE Ro Leon Is the property OF
Rhodes & Bannister Roanoke. Va., VINO
look for him to trot to a low record
Ella Leo. 2:2o1-4, and her full sister
Mt Walton Farm, will be sent to Green.
way later on. Samuel Walton, owner OF
Walton Farm, b Is one of the most pro-
gressive and best Informed Of Virginia
breeders. and his horses nre given the
benefit Of development. Red Leo the
son OF Red Wilkes, and Dictator Girl
that heads the Walton Farm. has size.
slrable qualifications. along with speed.
are transmitted to his get.
Mr.. w.5W.3S Sanford, president OF the
Orange Horse Show Assocla ton and own owl
or of Woodley Farm, near Madison Hun,
In Orange county Va, has made a num-
ber OF sales Of high class horses recently
TO II. ", Colt. Gcneseeo. N. Y. the tral;s-
fer was made sof grand heavyweight
hunter by Flatlands. thoroughbred son
OF imp. Woodlands, while another morse
PRETTY nearlyas good went TO New YORK or
CITY and great pair Of high steppers
found their way to a Boston man. In
addition to these others have gone TO-
Washington. Baltimore ard philadelphia
parties: SO. on the whole. the season has
been a satisfactory one to the master OF
.Woodley,i t{g, 'i
Since shipping TIE Ro Leon to Wilton
Greenway. Towson. Md, to be trained,
Rhodes and ~ Bannister. Roanoke. Va,
have purchased another stallion for their
stud in Lepanto. the prlze-winning son OF
Petoskey and a mare by Hunters Lexing-
ton. AS a yearllng Lepanto swept the,
show ring in kentucky and with age has
developed into grand looking horse
OF sixteen hands In height and weigh!
Ing 1900 pounds. He is the sire OF Wilkiel
ONeIll, 2:24 IA. and should make an
excellent cross for mares owned In the
section to which he has been taken.
Alderman Louis Washer, Of Williams
burg Avenue, has sert the big bay geld
Ing Tesla. 2:12& ga, by Baron Wilkes. dam
the great brood mare Winnie Davis. by
Stratl1more, to Trainer William L. Bass,
at iAcca Farm, who is shaping him up for
fast road work. This horse has a trial
OF 2:09 Ia and when regularly in training
could trot fractions of a mile at q much!
faster rate While Bass has Tesla, Mr.
Washer is driving sena tor Little, the
brown geldng. by Wilson. 2:19 -, dam