The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
PRINCESS KING AND OTHERS.
Sir Red, Son Of Red Wilkes.
;Srrottefs and PAGERS il Train
ling at Roanoke and Raleigh.

5lottesvjlle lis the central point OF an lnl-
portant breeding and grazing district, one
which furnishes horses able TO go out md
win Important y, events on tho big race
Strackstas charlottesville Is quito an, impor-
at RI frpai d Center, too, and being easy
Il 81 {, access The annual Horse Show Is an
event. looked forward TO for months
ahead In that section. and since Its incop-
sstion has always been accorded generous
patronage. The prizes have been en-
flurgcd this season and other, important
classeE Rtded to the programme this sea-
son, which renders II even more attrac.a
+ tive than formerly. Secretary =. 3.
Treiber and Treasurer A. lV.s Conway are
earnest co-w orkers OF Manager Cochran.
while other officers Of the assoclation in-
5clude ouch men az L. o. Meyer, preside 3;
e II. E. McGrutler,8 first e-president; Geo.
sB. Goodyear, second vice-presld and
g, Runn Randolph, third Vice esldentsa
S72 In his private stable here William AZ
Walker Of this city, has some richly bred
Strotlere,. which, With one or two excep-
Etions. were purchased at lie big New
York sales last winter. Lord Chancellor,
the black stallion by Dare Devil 2:0a
dam Princess May RI by Prince Regent,
iis IN training at Acca Farm. Clarifler
the bay gelding s, 2, by Sable Wilkes, dam
Clara DIZZY Belmont, and Princess King,
the chestnut& lily, 3, By The l3cau% ID ca,
52:2$ IA, dam Princess 81 Alma, sister to-
Lady OF the Manor, 2:05 Id. BY Mambrino
King. have been nicely broken to harness
and turned out. The latter is one of the
best bred iiIl.es In the country. and be-.
h fore being let up on worked q quarter
I'm 3S seconds. Her sire, The Beau Il deal,
4 IS d son Of Dare Devil and Nettie King,
2:2o1-2 dam OF The a blot, 2::os - Tel
9ka Is another one with rare breeding
She Is a daug liter u sAriOn, ::07 Bed & dam
La Jolla, by Advertiser. 2:i6 IL &. second
dam famous Sally. Benton. HI "a. dam OF
II Surpol, 2:1o, and three others, by General
Benton. Telka has a bay colt at her side
by Peter the Great, 2:07 Ia. and the trot-
{ ting regis ter would have to he searched
to find youngster Of stontcr breeding
.than$this grandson OF Arlon. himself the
greatest colt trotter Of the &C..
In Sir Red, 2oo57. and Prince Henry. 2.
the big chestnut colt by Patronage. the
sire OF Alix. 2:03 3-4, dam Hazel Eye. by
Sir Walter, Jr..i.2 :ls $1-.i, Joseph Iasitter,
&of the Richmond Horse Bazaar.S this City,
has H 4 m coupla OF well bred stations
Though but two years old Prince Henry
Is now right around l6 hands high and
with his fine size shows good breeding.
Sir Red was foaled 1888 and Is a good
ing close to 1.1oO pounds. 81 lie VA sired by
Red Wilkes, dam Hamite, dam OF CRANKY.
2:19 e: Judean, 9 20 ga. and grand dam
OF Sadie NJ. 2: 16 IA by Hamlet, the
abandonment son&of Volunteer. 50. Both
storses are5trotters and bred in stout per-
forming and producing lines
Frank w. Davle, OF Lawronceyil lie, VA.
has a we'll ma de mare OF pleasing outlines
and good manners In Bird De- Vie. a ba y
daughter OF Egwood. y 2:l8 IL, The son OF
Egbert that was formerly IN yhe stud int
Whitby Farm. Bird Davies fol ri Elsvi
Is a chestnut. nllyi which has 5sen chris
tened Lucy III cks. Lucy + iclss was sired
by Robert Ransom. 2:29 ga the IeaIl son Of
Gambetta and Black Ma rss.Ss by C.$ n.
Clay Jr.,. o. Bird Dayle was bred by the
late PaschaI Davic, Of this clt W VINO NO
owned her dam. Empress. The ia ttcr5S'as
a large handsome chestnut mare. pl'rf,
chased in New Ork from Dan M ace anu
brought lerc some twenty years since by
John r. Nlou MT cas- tile. from whom she pass
cd to ThosI NJ. II iltzhimer,3 then to the
late Joseph Gibson and from his estate 70 70
Mr. Davie. # 5s ;S
George NJ. Harden Raloigh, M q, has N
training satS5tte Fair Grounds hal mile
track there Il string OF trotters ana an
spncers, and will race most Of thcm
l5througlIgthe Maryland and Virginia 5Cir y
l5cuit OF fairs and race lmeet!n gs. which
begins at Norfolk during the first Week
In August. Tho stable includes PetroneL
2;10 Ia by ISxpediti dam Petrol by. On--
ward: Anytime, 2;29 IA, by Egwood, dam
Virginia Maid I. dam Of NJ osul. 2 100 l-4. 4 BY
Sam Purdy; Sweet Rector, no re cord, by
Director dam Sweet A1cal, by Alca zar'
and tho promising green PAGER John Iro pl
wood, by Hal Wooldridg g i
W., c. Dyer, n GA h oke. 'Vaal is WORKING fol
speed the PAGERS Little Belle s2: l3 Ia, and
Sport, 2:22l-4, and ia hal ~ dozen or more
green trotters. Dyer's horses 9 re 9 va rtel.t
ed at the halfs mile track of the oanokG
Fair .Assocaaii Ion, md all of the ma re- DOG
llng well.5 Among the f rioters N Ms
charge are Cal t Cool, gray geldlng' 4,
by Jack Cook La dy pud ley by - ortolk;
dam Filligree by Mambrino Dudley, and
q couple Of promising FLIES both fur
year olds by cd Leo. 81 Ia n, 5 55
One or Virginia s most Important enter
prlses is the Union Stock "a rds 9 = or
folk and rea llys those who nave never g.
Visited the pla CO have tile ldea o. ne y
extensi plant In opera ton there rs 4,
covers more I than 20 acres OF 4tla nd.
addition to tho r1lan,lno ths horse and mule
barns there sare thars for ga tie. a tleer
and f hogs, i'd toget ller;al, Imme en-
volume o. sbusn As transa ctcd annual
lily. Tho 1iorsA and b NJ ules depart ent q VI
III chi RCD II y no smytl,S Brot hers q
cleary- Live Stock G L m T. 2,
AN smytl,, Zoe presa dent, and q Smith
treasurer =. the \ fall J. T,ln9,eF
tory n kind, and 4oftentmes ~ oyer ,oN
|horses ana mules were disposed eNas q ~ 9
single month.
The sem-Weekly auction sales OF me
smyth Brot theirs NJ cleary.hlc Clellan. Llye
lstock Company, at N orfolk Va, held on
wednesdays and rhnrsdays. ire Die faa,
turesa OF the horse and mule ma ltet 1, and
attract buyers from dely different SEQ :,
| 2tions. The Maryland and Wig rias 81 cult
Of fairs al race meet ngs begins { NOR e
l,folk during the first week I'm August, and
while thlsEl IL on one OF the mos It llnp'or-
Liant sales pf The seasor Will be held ,
the Sd and s4thS Instant oYtr. 500 head @ g.
lshorses and .ln,les viii be sold. and ting
offerings viii includ 10 some OF the, ,hlghesl
class animals eyer offered on the sollthefl
i III rS~r 1J|pV Ia H.