The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
HORSES And
HORS.EMEN.
Chorister, the Son of Falsctto
IA. 8sI and Addie G.
HE HEADS THE ANTRIM STUD.
Peter Paul Entered IL Worlds
# Fair Handicap Deep Run to
Start at Washington.

II Il {, q \
,,r james Kerr. prominent IN Wash
stngton professional circles and active
member ct the Washington Jockey Cinh.
\ IL also Interested In breeding, anu mas "a
r si,,d located at Warrcnton. VA. Or.
slserr,s breeding establishment IS known
S.s tho Antrim Stud, and Crorster. the
4 81, NJ FaNsetto and Addic c., by King
81 Alfonso, is THE premier sire The pay
3 stallion Is possessed Of commanding SIZE
4 and form. He was good race morse
4 and his get are earning winning orach
cts. one Of them, WMtechapel, pei',s
wrll known In England and America. III
y n recent letter referring to this fine, DIG
Il son If Falsetto. DR.. Kerr says: Since
K 1hn dea tn OF Imp, Cha1axus, Cllnrister mas
been the premier sire Of Virginia me
returns for last, year are not an m put
in 1902 his get won over s2S,ooo, ana 10
this sum may be added $l,o9o won ps
Il recognized track There are five year.
+ l,nrs I'll colts, by Chorister at Antrim
q thnt In. size and conformation will conl-
S mare favorably with those seen IN the
Z Blue Grass" or the eight mares at the
4 farm in foal by ChorIster several have
& already dropped foals. and a clever LOU
/ they are.
~ barrel Of ,rhiskey was the price Col.
II II Clay gave for Fancy Jane She
threw Miss Woodford and the Bourbon
breeder thus got q fortune for his liquor.
he also got Mercedes out from between
4 ihe shafts Of Nicklife Preston's busES
md her produce brought to Kunhyr1eue
So On semper Idem. the dam OF the
srraa .ongstreet, for seasons brought an
& average OF $1,000 a year income 70 her
o,yner c. Is. Hawkins, and the very
successful racing firm Of Eastin & Lar
ahie scored their marvellous trlumphs
Viii horses out OF few mares they
owned, which later they sold in lump
for. fortune to Mr.. J. 3. Flaggin.
OF course these are exceptional iona, -
stances The stud BOOK doss hot ~ a' ny
Ii means TEEN with them, but they are ar,
nnntcd as the strange possible probabili-
4 tress which may come to the public breed
III az ;who will exercise Il discriminating
Il judgment In selecting the court 70
which he will send good indiVioua4
Il mare.
Among the eligibles to the Worlds
Fair Handicap; value $4,000. ! Is niles.
n Il he RIM at the st, Louis Fair Grounds
III a ssociation track on Saturday. June 25th,
~ il Robert Bradleys brown gelding Peter
PAM 2. by Aloha, dam Emlnence, by
x imp. Kyle Daily. Over fifty of the best
horses in training are eligible 70 .nls
rich handicap, among them pelns Nc
X a(.heSney, AlrlCdNuSlt - NY
and others of note. Peter Paul Is VIII
terinls in Sine, shape ut Robert Bradley
farm In Charles City county, and Is pe,
ing gradually gotten in shape 70 start q.
tho spring meeting of the Washington
# Jockey Club. Owner Bradley also mas
eye on the American Derby. to DC run
n Int Chicago later on, and 10 winch me SOY
i Of Aloha is eligible
ore Of the most promising yearings
~ owned III Kentucky is a bay filly, by imp,
yroolstrcpe dam Espionage, by lnspec-
for g., second dam Sun Maid, by ADD FL
Kader. She Is the joint property OF Col
Milton Young and Stephen L Homme-
tllell, the noted plunger Espionage, the
dam OF this, tilly, was the SENSATIONS ."o.
vear-o!d OF her year, and was ored AT
famous Beel Meade Stud Nashville.
Tenn. by whom Sun Maid ner second
dam was purchased from the estate OF
The late Major Thomas w. boswell, OF
Bullfield Farm. Hanover county, va
@ sun Maid was bred by Major Dos"ell' Us
was her da;ra Eciptic, a daughter OF mp.
Eclipse and tho famous Nina pS hosloi
The second volume of Tales of the
TURF Wet Sundays, published by the
author w. II Gocher, Hartford, Conn,
forms one of the most interesting and en-
pertaining contributions to turf litera-
t,lre OF recent years. The chapters oc
voted to that famous family OF horse
non the Goltismitlls of Orange county
New York, would alone serve to charm
the average light harness fancier. but IN
addition you find various other matters
pertaining to the trotting turf handler IN
a mastery manner by this executor,
writer and widely known horseman,
Harry G.. Beattle NJ. F. Fl. OF the Deep
+ Ia win nri
IS twenty head OF thoroughbreds, hunters
and jumpers at Blooningdale Stock Farm,
Among them Is the bay gelding Deep
Run.a7. thoroughbred son Of kasson ana
Faustina, by Eolua. who is being pre-
nared for the stecplechase events OF the
Washington Jockey Club spring meet.
ing This horse is big and strong. and
doing nicely. The jumping division OF
the stable includes a FLY OF more than
usual promise in a chestnut daughter OF
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