The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
HORSES and
HORSEMEN.
Some Prominent stccplechascrs
Of the Past Sea-
so1.
LAND OF GLOVER HEADS THEM
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LAND Of GLOVER HEADS THEM
Charlottesville Hunt Club-Col.
Borden Buys Varina Second.
Other Interesting Items.

Other Interesting Items.
,rhc racing season OF 1908 has been q 4
most successful ono and the attendance
Mt all Of the tracks has surpassed that
OF any year III turf history. a number
OF good horses were brought Into promln-
once both in tho East and West, among
them being Waterboy, McChcsney, Her
mis- Afrlcander, Irish Lad. Hlghball,
Hamburg Belle. Magistrate, Pulsus ana
some others, including Dick Welles and
Allan a-dale. Tho cross-co,lntry per-
formers wero also we'll represented. The
latter division was ably represented ny
the Virginia. bred horse Land OF Clover,
the bay gelding, 6, by Flatlands from
Luck Glover. by Barsan, product OK =
II. McCavock's Fort Chiswell Stud. Land
Of Gloyer Is Gfedt San wih
bred horse Lavator. the chestnut gelding'
q. by Salvador dam Hot Spring. by Rebel.
IN addition to Land Of Clover vsi, !, G innet
Virginia bred horses payea
Charawind Ed. Adack, Eophone. Paul
5Aker and Arlus.
The Charlottesville Hunt Club, recently
organized at Charlottesville, Va starts
out with good prospects and will De &C. &C.
corded the patronage and support, OF the
best people In that .sectlo Application ION
has been made to the State Corporation
eral hunts have been held by the club.
serve as officers for the first year;
Colonel Henry NJ Lewis: PRESIDENT insi
M. Cochran. secretary and treasurer VIII
5lisrn Garth. master Of hounds. ~
These officers with j. A., Ch laa2 ron y.
stitute the Board OF Governors.
be Msal Wilk the o sT0G " Ssaoi
folk is in winter quarters at the , farm
ne &c Gordonsville. Va. and doing nicely.
vs. sRDpsa n feE e e s9as e dha she
as th ets saa Il sf{rf aa
81 so at Memphis Under ady bats f fSat
were faster than his mark in a race race
IIe was bred BY General Julian IS $: Carr ar1
of n c. who S Swn s1a the ne adm
BECK ecloA Collins Oil by eWoodburn Handle;
qaa9 the graRa da g. te late James nes
Norwood. os zilsboro. N. G.
The roam mare. Lucy g., campaigned
this season by Lee $. Hetterch; OF Up p
Sc none other than Annie Lawson, 2:2o
BY Prince Orloff, dam Maud. ped gree
untraced. She was foaled 1880 ana or9 60
c.. and later passed, along with her dam,
I to r. NJ. Lawson. Burke'ss Garden. va.
Fer the oensg Ct pnE9 hf
4 Review OF the National Trotting SAssocla-
ton. and she stands suspended until heI'
unlawful winnings are ret9rned. A Aarre
stable of Samuel Walton. Falls NJ lis,
Va. for a season or two. and then =. re- re-
10 Mr. o tSa Wh1
Thomas Settle, and ID he marked IN KY ,;s a. a.
Lebanon Ky. IN lso2 Soon after t this s tha
mare went coupe Of 60 Years sinee to
Smith. Of Staunton. va,
j. E. Lanem, Of Scottsville, Va, fig
esns a WasSing ge Jockey CLUB meetinss
ara his stable of stsepischa:S,e. - l'os iS ss
cred ted WIZ an we eyeh bsV gsd
Ing Imperialist, by Norwood, son of Long
fellow. Imperlalist was tred BY Pitts Pitts, &
Dorrier Of the ylmond ssua ivter
being Gemlma, by Helmdal. Gem ma was
bred BY the late Major boswell at Bull
field. where her dam, the Duke OF Alu-
produced the winner Hector, full brother
to Gemi.na, who was sold by Bernard
boswell to Frederick Gebhardt.
Chrsmad gft M from ,d her fate 1er.
teriachen Farm, rail- River, Mass, thu
handsome thoroughbred mare xarIn "a, H. H.
Farm Farm. o Where s She was bred Varina IS a
rich bay In color, Of nice size. and s 81
quality and finish and manners that are
near Perfection She will be used as a
hunter and park sadder by Miss Borden.
thoroughbred In Vol, viii. of the American
Stud Book She was uired by the noted
Iron Horse Bitten, dam Adeline G.,
R Eor sS ba ssafa t H dam vafna
Davis. by jeff Davis.
John Riddle, who usually has :. some ONE
speed on tap at his Elghtefenfhh roa et irot
tiers that are being logged on the road; He
Baron Bal m, Wilkes. els, dam the great brood
BY BY strathmore. The fast mare Wan ;e
Baron, ESQ, full sister to Tesla, was sold
for export to Europe, Among those IN
famed Alma Mater, dam Antoinette, by
Daniel Labert, and Little Stakes, 2:22 ii,
the bay geIdinE BY Great Stakes, 2:20. out
Of Berthe Helen, by Waikiki Prince
Colonel Spencer Borden, owner Of IN
terlaohen Farm, Fall River, Mass, writer,
breeder and recognized authority on form
OF saddle and harness horses, who spent
a week here hunting and sightseeing, lett
on Wednesday for New York, to be N at
tendance on meeting OF the Arabian
Horse Breeders Association Of America.
- 'ghjc ID is president. Colonel Bor,-
denis stud is headed BY The imp mp al Arp RI
by MADAM. while his brood mare band