The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
HORSES AND
HORSEblEN.
Matte Lynn Holt and Algonitta,
Great Pole Team, Seen on
Harlem Speedway.
ELLERsLIE@ STUDS LAST FoAL
staur,ton Horse sl,ow--Jay Boy,
2;aa1 southside Futurity
Bclgravia Yearlings.

X one Of the crack pole teams TO be seen
On tho famous Harlem Rive Speedway
New York, Is owned by Patrlck Ryan
and made UP OF the fast trotters AZ
gonettn, ETA. and Matte Lynn Holt, 2:2a
Ia The latter is n North Carolina-bred
mare and aSproduct of the alafnahce
Farm stud OF L. Banks Holt, Gra[ialii'
She was sired by Baronet. 2:ll Ia, dan
the Jay Bird marc kcllis, dam OF flare,
EOS ga Matte Lynn Holt WAS raced
:! season or two over the North carolina
tracks and did well for him. Her sire,
Baronet tho handsome son of Baron
Wilkes, was formerly the stud companion
OF John r. Gentry, 900 10, at Alamance
Late III 1893 Mr.. Holt bought Baronet
In Kentucky for 5000, and the follow
ling yenr the master Of Alamance paid
II $4,000. for John r. Gentry, and 1t
was during the latter season that the
elegant son Of Ashland Wilkes made
record OF eos 3-4 and became king OF
v pacing stations. Both horses carried the
s5Alamance Farm colors during 1874 ana
1895 and were sold at auction in New
York in January, 1896
Il. j. Hancock & Son, OF the Ellersle
Stud, Charlottesville. Va, report the ar
rival of handsome chestnut filly by
Edn dam Guava, by imported Eothen.
second dam Revolt by Lexington. Guava
ms been bred to Aureus. Tho son OF
coins and Sample, by imported Rother-
nm. This filly is the last foal of the sea-
son at I1llcrse. there beingba total OF
4 tweniy-six, OF which twelve are colts
and the remainder fillics. OF this loi
three fillies will be kept for brood mares
and one colt for the stud The latter
NIL be raced, This years crop OF year
lngs numbering twenty-one head. IN
eludes full brothers and sisters to high
K class race horses and We're sired by tha
farm stations Eon, imported Fatherless.
Aureus and A,irus. a full brother to the
latter horse These yearlings will be sold
al Brooklyn race course, Gravesend, N
81. on Tuesday, tho 14th instant, and the
average made should be Il nice one.
s,auntons Horse Show promises to be
M important addition TO the Virginia CIR
ciIt Of open air affairs of this character.
as the management IS made UP OF pro
sressiyo men WHO are detefHined 10
make "a success ftthis first annual en-
lJhitfoil Of the Association. The prizes
at,rregate something over $1,000, and en-
tries from numbers OF prominent owners
and exhibitors OF high class horses nave
5been secured The show VIII take place
during the early part of August.
23 Atl a receJ,t meeting Of tho Association
@filteen l,shorarS vlce-presidents. repre-
fse,ritips, nearly every section of the state
"A Mere elected They are Lieutenant-GoN-
etat3r Jos +. Willard, Richmond, ].
FRANK Te,ppleton Waynesboro: J. g.
Fulton. Mt Meridian; - Bruce Whit
more. Parnassus c, d. Langhorne.
Greenwood; Or. j. a. Meyers, Harrison |!
burg, Lll. OwsIey, Greenwood: Tate ster-
1ett, hot Springs: J. r. Anderson. Rich
X fiond Courtand II. Smith, AleNandrla;
Ivy. C.. Bos5erman, Middlebrook: r. "A.
{ Glennler, a. c. Braxton, Andrew Bowling
and r. ". Burke. all OF stanton.
A. r, Woodell, formerly Of Danvlle,
Va, but now with Headquarters at At
lanta as travelling freight agent of the /
Southern Pacific, Company has
horse of approved blood lines in 4
the North Carolina bred stallion Jay
Boy, 90 Ia the bay son of Wilkes Boy
and Lena Wilkes. by Jay Bird. second
dam. Patchena, grand-dam OF the fast
mare Ozanam. EOS, Some of the best bred
mares around Atlanta were mated with
Jay Boyin 1908. and the foals that have ar
rived are UP to expectations. Among the
promising youngsters from the loins of
the son of Wilkes Boy are Il black filly
from the dam of Gold Call 2;ll "a; a
brown filly from Dogma. by Alta Vista,
second dam Typho9n,. .by Ford Russell,
while another foal2is expected soon from
Annie Pamlico. by Pamlico, 210 The
latter mare is owned by Tomas Dunn, l.
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