The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

S. Adams c., NJ. Guggenheimer. R. s.
Oglesby, r.. D. Apperson. Peyton B. Win
free,s ". j. Almond, Paul G.. Edmunds.
II. II. HARRIS
Honorary Vice Prcsidents-David Dun
lop. Petersburg; James II. McGavocls,
Max Meadows; John 4. Cowan, Cowan's
Mills; Colonel A.. NJ. Bowman, Salem;
William; 8. Glasgow. Roanoke; NJ, r.
Abbott, Jr.,, Bedford City; II. d. Flood,
West Appomattox; Thomas F:Ryan,%"Onk
Ridge; DR.. J. J. Terrell, Burton's Creek:
Joseph Stebbins, South Boston; Claude
a. Swanson, Pittsylvanin; Colonel 0. w.
Dudley, Danvlle; John T. Lane. Esmont;
Roy G. Mitchell. Rockbrdge: Carter
Glass Lynchmurg; Major John w. Daniel,
Lynchburg; Hon. Thomas S. Martin,
Scottsvillei c. D. 'Langhorne. Greenwood;
w. w. Collins. Houston.
On the last day OF August at Sleeps
head Bay the brown gelding Ohio
Vaughan, won the Hampstead cup, stec-
plechaso, $1,000 added, distance about
Pip miles, in 5:39, while on the same
day Old Mike won another cross coun-
try event over the short course at Fort
Erie; time, 1859. Both horses were bred
in the Fort Chlswell stud Of ]. Fl. Nc
Gavock, Max Meadows, Va. and are by
latlands, sire OF the great steeplechascr,
Land OF Glover. Ohio Vaughan is out
OF the gray mare Activity, by Burnham,
while Old Mike, who is nlne-year-od
chestnut gelding. has for q dam Lallah,
by imp. Charaxus, and she out OF Miss
Grace. by lIous, out OF Grace Darling,
dam of Diablo, by Joncsboro, out OF
Ninette, sister to Planet, by Revenue.
and next dam the famous Nina, by
Boston.
Tho two forthcoming old-fashioned
Virginia fairs and race meetings to take
place at Roanoke OH September goth.
eth, 2Sth and Goth, and at Lynchburg
on October 3D., 4th, 9Th and 9TH are
attracting more than ordinary attention,
as they promise to furnish sport and d.
version galore for the big crowds likely
to attend The purses aggregate $500,
about equally divided between the two
plnccs, ana are offered for trotters' pac-
crs and runners. The Roanoke fair has
been in existence some years. but that
at Lynchburg, known rs the lntcrstn 10
Fair Association, ls an organization OF
recent creation, and bnck OF IT are some
of the most substantial mon In the Hin
City. Cyrus y. Fox direct. affairs ut
Roanoke. while Frank A. I,ovclock Is
the secretary Mt Lynchburg, and both
nrc very busy men now.
Anytime. the bay mure who won the
second heat of the 2;2l trot ut Bnltl-
more on August 3lst, in 2l7 Ia, c re-
| ductlon OF six seconds from her record,
2:23 IA, made IN 1901, was bred by Louis
Booker. OF Baltimore, but foaled In 1897
at WhItby Farm, near this city She
was sired by Egwood, 2:1S 1-2, then IN
the stud ut Whltby and owned by tito
;; late II. G, Chumblln dam the great
broodmare Virginia Maid, dam OF Mosul,
200 IA, etc, by Sam Purdy. 9:9o 1-a,
The name of each animal figuring IN the
pedigree OF Anytime Is familiar to horse,
men here. but all have passed to differ
cnt owners, Egwood Is ut Columbia.
c.; Virginia Maid in Washington. and
Mosul, the giant son OF tho latter, Is In
New York state.
DR.. J, q, Ferncyhough, stntc Yoterlna-
| rian, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
| Blncksburg Va, Will attend tho Inter-
| stntn Association of Sanitary Boards al