The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
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Imported 4 Pat'entate, Son Of
Peterand Guilty Sark.
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IK XII HUNT il II CLUB MEET.
Ballyhoo Boy Al La Belle sidney Prinos
North Bend Trotters The Penlr-
sular Fair ',lr Mr. Nj, TAFT Buys 8s III
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.KESWlCK HUNT CLUB MEET

& Miss Mack. IA. 4 I.
Imported potentate. the English bred
son Of Porter ana Guilty sark, BY Blair
Athol, heads the Windsor stud or s
H. Wilson, near Cascade, in Pittsylvania
county, Va, and his count Is mad m
Of small but select band OF brood
mares. Among the nlatrons at Windsor
are sar1nallne, by imp. Order, dam sa.r-
ma. BY Imp. Nfuscoy: Florence Glenn.
by Linsey Woolsey son Of Eolus, dam
Thelma. by Imp. Esther; Kathleen BY
Jim Gray, dam Katie c., by imp. Char
axus and Grayon, BY Jim Gray, dam
Katie g. These mares Will be bred dur
ing this season to imp. Potentate and imp
heads the Elerslle Stud. Danylllian.
the chestnut colt, three years old. BY
Linscy Woolsey, dam sarmallne, Is at
Bullheld farm and Bernard boswell hopes
to have him ready to- start at the wasi-
ington meeting this spring. Among the
two.yaar-olds at the farm are bay fllly
lilly by Jim Gray, dam st, Olga, and a
4 bay colt BY Aurus dam Cara Bell D1r.
Wilson also owns the handsome combined
saddle and harness stallion Jvhitsett Dem
mark and the son OF Sterling Denmark
and Ada K, by Black Eagle. Is popular
when nlatured, make useful horses Of
fine size and appearance. Mill W.. the
good-lo oking chestnut mare, by Forest
Denmark. dam Maggie w, by Scotland;
has raised two nice colts by Whtsett
Denmark and is again in foal to him.
Il Under the guidance Of Mr. Julian Nor
rls the well-known owner, breeder and
yhorse-show exhibitor, Sthe Keswick Hunt
Club, OF Keswick. Albemarle county, Is.
fast becoming one OF the most popular
organizations OF the kind in Virginia.
wick Hunt and recent meet OF the
club is referred. to the In the following
very interesting manner: gGi
The meet at Keswtck Saturday for the
weekly drag hunt brought out good
field OF fifteen mounts. The course Of
Everette and Edge Hill ended at Clifton,
where the Misses FOX entertained tho
hunt ut breakfast Those riding were
Mr.. Julian Morris. N. F. H.. on Wins
toni Mr.. Geo. Savage, Of New York.
OH e"Dare Devil'; M. Ed. Joslin. on
Cap; Mrs, Boocock. on "somersett'';
Mr.. John Sawyer. on 'Lady Gay; Airs.
John Sawyer, on Denmark; Mr.. n. z.
Magruder. on Jumbo; Mrs. II. e. Ma
gruder, on Princess: Will Garrison.
on "Cleon." thoroughbred son OF Eon;
Frank Randolph o :,n. Hugh; Miss &c, Car
son. on MARY Pace; / George Lindon ko-
bel, on Bessie. Rfs
Prominent among the stations IN tho
stud Of Hon. VIM. G. whitney. at La
hoo Boy. winner OF the futurity In 1890,
Ballyhoo Bey is brown horse. foaled
1898. by Kingston; dam Ballyhoo. Duke
OF Magenta, second dam Baby by Imp.
Strach!no.@ third dam Ecliptc by imp.
Eclipse, fourth dam the ever famous
mare Nina, by Boston. Baby and Eoliptio
the second and third dams Of Ballyhoo
iBey, were bred in the former noted Bull
field STUD. Hanover county. Va while
Nina passed most of her lie there. A
fountain head OF speed and race horse
quality was this granddaughter Of hos
ton Another Of Nina's descendants now
prominently before the public is The
Meade Stud, Nashville, Tenn. He was
sired by Hanover, dam Margarine, by
Algcrine. Algerine was got BY Add FL
Kader, formerly a member Of the Bull
field Stud, out Of Nina. lie was foaled
IN 1873 ana his full sister Algeria, came
1874 and 1876 and September 49, 1870, tho
great daughter Of Boston succumbed to
the " ejshL of years at the age OF thirty
one and was Inferred on the hillside
overlooking the training track.
Breeders on the Eastern Shore Of vr-
ginia are very hopeful regarding tho fu-
ture demand for Wel"bred horses and
more mares are likely to be bred this
season than for decade past. The
largest breeding establishment there Is
that Of the Floyd Brothers, Brldgetown,
Prince, 2:20.4. BY Sidney. dam Grown
Point Maid, dam Sidney Maid. 2:37 by
Crown Point, whose limit Of fifty mares
has already been booked and nearly half
as many more turned away. The well-{
bred colt Rod Oliver. two years old, w
Lady May. dam OF six or eight choice
mares. The Messrs. Floyd are jogging
ten head OF trotters and PAGERS, mostly
two year olds. and all OF them are doing
nicely. After the close of his stud sea-
son Sidney Prince will be placed N train,
Ing and liz he keeps right the chestnut
stallion will make a record OF a16 or
better.
Mr.. Thomas William Hewitt, Of North
Bend Farm. Weyanoke,, Va, IS winter.
ing stable Ct harness HEorses these ana
them are the we'll known pacing horse
Whitby. 2lsA. by Hannis. dam Maud
IN, by Flyaway. The chestnut stallion
has sired Angeus 2;1aA and Is q full
brother to the gree rood mare Winnie
b, dam Of Giles lane. 2:les4. Huffman,
2:a and two others in the list. Miss
Thompson, 2:2o 1-2, by Toodles, Jr,. dam
Primrose. by H.tzels Hambletonlan; kh'
~ b., 2:24A by Nutgold, dam Nelly Mc-
Math. dam OF Baron MoMath 2!1aA. by
Hambletonian Tranby Tloren,s Miles.
a,elX, by Prophet Wilkes, dam by Ned
Champion and the bay pacing mare Fan