The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
.NEWSOF HORSES
AND H0RS ] |: / \ !. !. !.
Manassas Horse Show Associa-s
ton Holds Election Of
Officers. #9 5E
AMERICAN TURF: X. RECORDS i. ::l:' ] 10 J
Winning Thofo ghbrcd Sir res
ss DEATH Wins as Does
Either.

The annual Stockholders meeting Of the
Prince William Horsctnen's Association
was held at Manassas, Va, recently, and
officers elected for tho ensuing year. Sew t''t
eral changes woro made. but among tho
old officers retained was Secretary u.
Jcnkyn Davies lawyer and 5hors 9 g q
who has displayed signal ability IN c con-.
Quoting the annual horse shows ct Ma
r,assns for, years past. Tho Manassas
Horse Show IS one Of tho largest ana .r'fis
most important in tho Virginia "a circuit &c y.
Of these open air affairs, and has be- A
come widely known. AS q result OF the
election, Mr.. G. a. Heinckin, OF Hay
market, who has been president OF the
association since It's orga n1zatio va" -!
defeated for re- election BY Mr.. VS. =:
I.ipscomb, Or Manassas. J. +. LcacllmanJ
was elected treasurer. In tho place tol.
Mr.. &Wcstwood Hutchinson, resi- gIlcd ). Al !.
c.. a. Hei1lekin and Hon Thomas III. Lion
lost their offices as directors to MIR. =.
". iPortner and Mr.. J.. Jenkyn Davies.
THE officers for the ensuing year arc re-
Nv, N. Lipscornb, president; ~. -. ~
ley, first vice president; J w. Prescott
second vice -president: A.zO. 1'ortncr, third
vice president: J. P. I4eachnian, treasurer;.
j. Jenkyn Davies, secretary; Thomas H 3.
Lion, manager and "a. o. Portncr. w. ~.
Buckley, y. w. Prescott, .. p. Edmonds,
n. Il Il. Herrcll, D. j. Arlington, r. II. Hay
don, w N. Lipscomb. 2. ". Portncrs and and
". Jer,kyn Davies. directors j3 n. 4 ~
mcrican turf records made last year
were: 8l 9S sl.53 "a 555ttt5S tH5
O:5i 3-5, for four and q half furlongs,
by l,ranya,2 1o7 pounds. at Morris f iLl:F,
on May@12th. 5ssSl Y. ! 4 \.
way), Artful, 2, lac, Norris Park, Octo per "aAr
18th. 5s85 i4i . ~ Sg
i is 2-5, SIX and a half furlongs Min
cola, g. 103, shecpshead Bay, ] uly 9th
IS 80, seven and a half fnrlongs, Danny,
A, $109,5 Oakland, December 10Th 5i.
zoe As, one and a quarter miles, Broom .s'n1
stick, g, G104, Brighton, July 9th. NJ 3ss
MA 2:13. one ana five-slxteenth&lni NIL es, Os-ss
{trich 8, ninety-three, Morris sPark, ;Octo-s
Der 3d. M SG ~. ,,f5s4&
2:17 3-5. one and three-eighths miles
Irish Lad, 4. 126. Shcepshead Bay, June
18th. "a :, ~
Iii AS, threerq OF q mile, Ivan
the Terrible, II, nnety-two, Worth, Octo-5
is ~ six and q hale furlongs. Martin
mas, ninety-one. shespshesad Bay sep I
TENDER 18th. ${i5 5s G D n ,s53 4.
In order that harness hor semen who do
not keep themselves informed regartd 1lllg
the affairs of the running turf may see
how much greater a gain the latter IS
from a NJ oney point Of view. am ap-
pending tho winnings Of the leading tho
roughbreds sres of last season, also Of
the largest individual winners. The sires,
twenty Of whom have won $50 600 or overs p'e
ARE as follows: Il, ,.- :
sNIeddler. ~, loo
u IN I,r,,sh IS. 4. /. \. +. 157050
Ban strnme y. \. . ~ =. I. +. ~. 117:99
II ,f,,rr !. !, X !. :. !. !. 80. 1905
1lnrston !. /, !. I. 1. n. ~. 1OO,524
hastings 7. E. ........ 9S, 14S
r.oldf,nrh :, I. I. 90, 1i6
a Il,eiirr 4. 4. ]. I. 4. 49,. 90, S46
Lamp ighter.... = os, wy
Sir Dixon \. 3. !. J. y. 1854