The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

bought privately Of MIR. Haggln during
the past week. The performers Red,
White and Blue, Grand Ma rsfal and
Jubilant are among the number, and
these will be put over the jumps this win
ter
The two-ycar-old chestnut gelding,
Allen Avon, by Aloha, recently SOLD by
Robert Bradley, to kansas Price, I'd ed
some days later at Oakland, Cal, r ebert
Waddell, another of the get-of Aloha, has
also passed the great divide. Hc was q
brown gcldng, foaled 1898, and bred at
Greenway farm. his dam being Virgic.
by King Bolt The brown son Of Aloha
attained wide notoriety a few years since
by winning the American derby for Mr..
& Bradley. but later met with an accident
to his shoulder, which rendered him u
confirmed cripple, and as an act Of mercy
he was destroyed not long since. }.
John Kerr Branch, Of the banking house
of Thomas Branch & Co., this city, ana
who also opera ties in Wall Street, New
Y ork, has purchased from ] ohm Spratley,
the Virginia Ter, whose headquarters
arc at the American Horse Exchange,
the pair OF elegant high stepping harness
horses Revenue and Eloquence, blue rib
bon winners at the New York Horse
Show. These toppy looking chcstnuts
will join the champion Il harness mare
Mgnonette, the champion harness marc
private stable of Mr. Branch.
Wilson Chamberlnyne, Of Charottes-
vile, Va, attended the late sale OF Fas, g.
Upton Company, Lexington. Ky, and
bought some good Thoroughbred Mares,
among them being Bay Girl, 4. by
MagIan, dam The Sweeper bred TO
Planudes; Saucebcat Z, by Quicklime,
dam Satisfaction. bred to King Hanover,
and Gesture. 8, by Kismet, dam Gazalia,
bred to High Order.
Mr.. Chamberlaync is one OF the best in
formed students OF blood lines and ped.-F
grees in tho country, His stud is headed
by imp. Adine, the English bred son Of
st. Simon.
Ex-Alderman George Med. Blake, the
former president Of the Richmond RID,
ing and Driving Association. who owned
and campaigned the we'll known pacing
mare Princess Eulalie. 2:17 IA, and other
fast harness horses, is now diyector5:os
affairs at the George "A. 3Hundlcy Grocery
Company's fine store on East Broad
Street, where all of his time Is skeil:
up. Later on, however, Mr.. Blake looks
forward to entering the game again, biz.
expresses a preference to breeding horses
rather than racing.
Bannocklass is the name registered Will.
the Jockey Club for the chestnut fil,y.
foaled 1903 by Bannock. dam Countess.
She Is described rs a well formed. hand
some youngster and a credit to her rich
breeding. The sire, Bannock, son Of
Turco and imp, Sister Louise, is owned
by the we'll known horse show secretary
and lawyer. J. Jenkyn Davies, Of Ma
nassus. Va, and has been well patronized
this season. Countess, the dam Of Ban
3nocklass, is a daughter Of IIolus ard
Countersgn, by War Dance and is own,
cd by Messrs. Paul " and Alvin o. Port
.ncr, OF the Annaburg Stud. Manassas.
Among those earning winning brackets
at Nashville was Whirlpool. 2, by imp
Water Level. out Of Counterbreezc. by.
Eolus; bred In the Annita Stud Of ID.
Payne. Charlottesville. Va. Arlena. also
a two ycnr-old and By Walter Level, out OF
Counterbreczn, by Eolus, was II frequent
winner in the middle west earlier in the
season. NV Payne owns several choice
Eolus mares and they ARE probably more
highly priced than any other matrons In
the Annita Stud.
David Dunlop, Of Petersburg, Va, has
made q notable purchase from Vans Tas-
sell Fnd kcarney, of New York, IN the
miniature h!ghstcpper Scout" for II
price which has not been cauallcd since
j. Fl. Moore, paid $500 for the noted
Berkcy l3antap. Scout was secured BY
Mr.. Dunlop, for show ring purposes
{ j. NJ. Kavanaugh. Of Ilarrisonburg. Va.
has sold 10 Colonel w, a. Boykn. Of
Baltimore. the chestnut gclding j. M.
Is, 2;2l Ia, by Blake, dam Dictature
This horse Is much faster than his record
indicates, having. trottcd trials right
around 2:I5, BROAD ROCK. G