The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

ouehbred, by vandal, son Of imported
"A very prominent performer on the
great Harlem River Speedway. New
York, Is the chestnut geldng Angelus.
2:12 S1-4 a Virginia bred trotter, who was
Sfoaled In 1901. and made his. record in
Cleveland In 1895 This tall son of the
dead pacing stallion Whitby, 2:ls1-4. and
Winnifred. BY Brennan, thoroughbred
son Of Orion. was bred by the late Thom-
as NJ. Hewitt. OF North Bend Farm. near
Weyanoke. on the James River, and was
always speedy, from his yearling form
up. Nelson grand am OF 4Angeiu IS, pro ,s
duced the big bay gelding Roy, 2:30 the
only standard performer to the credit
of Carlos, the son OF Crottendon. that
formerly headed the stud OF the late
Colonel J. L.. Darlington. Nelson was
sired BY Star Of the West, son OF Curles,
BY Revenue, and hack Of this thorough
bred infusion came cross of Morgan
blood.
Mr. A. B. Gwathmey Of New York. has
sold to r. E. Taylor Washington, D. c.,
the, fast trotter Forney, 2:19 IL. by Sid
ney Prince, dam by Bendeo; bred on the
Eastern Shore OF Virginia When just
right this horse can show half close
to one minute, and has stepped shorter
Mr.. Gwathmey was not over-anxious to
sell Forney. but owning Tlverton, Ell ii;
Senator Mills. 2:12 Ia. king Of the Har-
lem River Speedway, and other crack per-
formers. he consented to part with the
Sidney Prince gelding.
The good looking bay geldlng, Te Ro
Leon, s:es IA, by Red Leo, 2:26 IA, dam
Tea Rose, by Mecca, is being logged on
tho road by his owners. Rhodes & Ban
mister, Roanoke, Va. He was bred Mt
Walton Farm, Falls Mills, Va Tie Ro
Leon was trained this season by Wilton
Greenway, Towson. Md, who gave the
had out and won several races with the
fast chestnut mare Marjorie a.. 2:19 IL.
also sired by Red Leo. and bred and
owned at Walton Farm,
West Cairns" the picturesque home Of
the young authors, students of pedigrees
and breeders of thoroughbred horses.
Kenneth Browne and II. B. Boone, near
Charlottesville. has been leased by Its
owners for a couple OF years. Mr.. Browne
has removed to New York to continle
literary work. and Mr.. Boone goes to
Italy, where he will study art, Messrs
Browne and Boone own the stallion CHS
wick, son of imported Mr.. Ptckwick and
some choiccly bred brood-mares aud colts
The handsome bay mare. eight years
old, by NVhalebone, 1872, son Of Abdallah
wilkes. bred and owned BY Mr., r. FL
Lee, Hampton. Va, was mated this sea,
appears to be In foal. Mr.. Leo. who is
q son OF tho late Judge Baker P. Lee,
and brother OF the we'll known divine,
Rev. Baker P Lee. Jr.. Of Lexington. Ky,
is a student OF pedgrees and fancier
OF high class harness horses
The stable OF steeplcchase horses, eleven
In number. owned by the former Vir-
ginians .lessrs. A. 3. and j. Temple
Gwathmey, father and son, OF the Cotton
Exchange. New York, who race under
the nom de plume OF Mr.. Cotton" has
been sent to Canada to be wiptered. The
Messrs,' Gwathmey's stable includes thlc
by imported RIgoletto, dam Vestalia. b!
Tom Ochiltree. who was bred by Robert
Neville Welbournee, va:
j, r. Lanes bay Eelding, Imper!allst. 9.
by Norwood, dam Gemlma, by Helmdal
won tho Chevy Chase steeplechase for
gentlemen riders at Washinston, on the
2lst inst. He was cleverly ridden by
young Dion Kerr. of Warrenton. Va. and
won pulled up. few days previous this
Virginia bred son of Norwood also won
the Bladensburg seeplechase with Jockey
Robinson UP.
movement Is on foot By the Road
Drivers and Riders Association, Of
Washington, of which General Nelson A.,
Miles As president to build a fine speed-
way on the Virginia side OF the Potomac.
Reclaimed ground beyond the Long
Bridge will be used for the purpose, and
the project Is heartily approved by own
ers and fanciers Of speedy harness horses
ut the national capital.
Blue and Gray. chestnut horse. foaled