The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
Lutie Dawson, z:3o. by Jack Dawson, dam
Lacy s., by Young jim.


Among tho brood mares in use at Wal.
ton Farm are Ruth McdreEor, dan, OF
Cassie Leo, e:2sa, by haywood. son OF
Robert Mcdrcgor, 2:l7N; Carina, the dam
OF Margio u, 2:i7H, by Caliban; Tea Rose,
Young Gossip, by william C., n. dam
Gossip BY Tattler. second dam the IA :
nous j esse Pepper; Kate Book full SIS
ter 10 W1lbooka, 2:1eA4 BY wilkes Boy;
Maggie Carroll, 2:1sN; Lutte Dawson, 2:so ;
Ella Leo 2,2oN Mary Boisseau s:aN.
and Mamie sudduth, 2:34A. Tho last five
of these mares arc all daughters OF Lucy
eS., the dead daughter OF Young jim ana
Lucy, granddam OF Direction, 2:0sN. by
Sherman Black Hawk Lucy 8. was
mare OF high 'nsh and To most OF her
produce she transmitted marked beauty
OF form, along with speed. The daughter
OF Young Jim died at the farm. and no
strain Of trottinE blood IL mora highly
valued BY Mr. Walton than hers.
Reports from Mrs. George stokes's
Boiling Island farm. Stokes postofticc.
Goochiand county, Va, convey intelli-
genco Of the recent death OF the bay
stallion Ray s., Thoroughbred son OF imp.
Spectator and Helianthns, by Hyder All.
He was fonled In 1889 and bred BY u. II.
Bell, OF Liberty, Mo. Ray s. was under
lease from Robert Bradley, Of Gresnway
farm Wilcox Wharf. Va, Some years
lion was nerved and during the past
summer sloughing set in,, rendering him
useless and he was destroyed. DR..
Thomas Frazer, Of this city, attended
the son Of Spectator and now has the
injured foot preserved in alcohol.
s&s
The commoncr. son Of Hanover and
Margarine, ranks we'll UP among win
ming sires this season. as his get have
won over $4,000 In stakes and purses.
Margerine, his dam, was sired by Al
gerine. son OF ADD FL Kader and the
famous Nina, by Boston. As the dam Of
Ptanet, Exchequer, Ecllptio and others
OF fan1e as performers and producers.
Nina achieved imperishnbie fame and her
grace on the hillside at Bullfield mark
5ing tho Inst resting place Of the great
est OF oldcn time Virginia bred brood
mares. .E4t}
Ben Clasby, tie we'll known driver, died
at Aurora, ILL.,, on October 10th. aged
forty-sIx years. He was born il in Ver-
saiGes. KY. but his career as a horse
man was chiefly connected with the Md
aside from capabity and success as
trainer no was faithful, sober and indus
trious Clasby will be remembered as
trainer and driver OF the Virginia bred
trotting gelding strontia, 2:14.1-2 and with
the white son Of Sam Purdy and Madge
he won a number OF races along in the
early nineties.
E. c., Goodwin, whose horses are quar-
tered at the Richmond Horse: Bazaar.
~ .3n%4 81 nea.
cent auction sale Of the Chicago Horse
Sale Co., Dexter Park Horse Exchange.
Chicago, and made several purctascsiof
trotters, among them being Joe john
son. black gclding. 5, by Cannon, dam
Westway. by g. F. Clay, and Chatillon.
chestnut gelding, J by Constantine, dam
Corncillo, by Bow Bells, 35.
From Chicago Robert Bradley shipped
his stable to Washington, where he has
entries at the forthcoming meeting Of the
Washington Jockey Club, the dates OF
which are November 18th to December
Sd. inclusive. About twenty head are In.
studied In the Bradley string, but the
principal bread winner and probably best
performer in the lot'is Ahola, bay nlly, =,
oy Aloha, dam Mrs, Stuart, by Panique,
The Ellerslie bred horses Nlaxus, I,
and Chantarelle. 5, We're returned win.
ners during the. closing days OF the
Worth Ull.) meeting, the former at Is
miles and the latter at 1-16 miles. Both
were sired by the dead Charaxus and
from the Eolus mares Ntola and Ada
Belle. sfii.
William A. Walker has sold to c. e.
Wiley, Of Washington, D. c., the black
pacing geldng Doubtful. 2:25N, by Vel
ow Jacket, dan, BY Bald Chief, and the
aorse will be driven on the road.
BROAD ROCK.