The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09

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is a grand horse of beautiful conformation
and an extreme high actor Being Is
hands high he will show snGlysin those
classes and In tandem, pair. and four
with his half brighter. Doctor Reid.
Patriot has been shown Is times at tho
largest shows in America and has won
% first and seconds Quite a record
isn't it?
have ! entries in the harness classes
t the Horse Show here on the 18th and
13th nstants, and hope to do even better
than at Chevy Chase where ! showed
s times ana Won S ribbons. The only
trouble there being that some were not
the right color.
would like to show in Richmond pro-
vded can get the management to per-
NIT stations to be shown In all harness
class except Ladies' Glasses. All Of
the large shows, do this and see no
reason why Richmond should discriminate
against her own people.
Virginla-brcd horses are winning frc-
quently these long summer days ut High
land Park. Shcepshead Bay, Memphis.
Latonia, Indianapolis, and other tracks.
Among those that have earned winning
brackets are Red Reynard, bay colt, g.,
by Fathercss dam Miss Rhode. by Mil
ncr: Chamblee. chestnut. horse by
Charaxus, dam Cantcy by IGolus; Annie
Alonc, bay filly, 8. by Aloha, dam Annie
L., by Startle; Keator, bay gcding g.
by Charaxus, dam Goncrinc, by Eolus
and Andrew Mack, chestnut colt 4, full
brother to l<eator. These won on the
fiat, while the steeplcchase division in
cludcs Snuff, bay gelding. g. by Judge
Morrow. dam Sneeze. by Pontiac. second
dam Courant d'Aid. by TTole. son Of Eolus;
Arlus, bay gelding, 8. by Norwood. dam
AVrll by Brennan; Poorands. bay geld
ing, s, by I'latIands. dam Li2zle NJ, by
Eolus, and Gould. bay geldlng, II, by
Eolus, dam Lady Grace, by Romney. OF
these 1t Will be seen that more than
half the entire lot carry tho blood Of
Eolus. tho dead son of bennington and
Fanny Washington, who truly ranks
among the immortals.
DR. J. G, Walton, for some years To-
seated at RcIdsvlle. N. G.. and we'll known
as n Southern Railway surgeon. and later
at Danvlllc, Va, Is now resident physi-
clan at Tho Mecklenburg, one of tho
incest of Virginia health resorts, Mt Chase
city. This position was formerly occu-
pied by Or. Walton with credit and he
Is now more impressed than over with
the bright future for tho Mccklenburg
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Walton has long Figured as an owner and
breeder OF we'll bred trottcrs and has
some good ones In his stable now, among
them being the handsome bay mare.
Princess OF Ri1geheld, by Prince Belmont,
1878, dam Ida Wise. by Rniardo and u
promising three-ycar-old fllly by the
(, great young sire, Lynne Bel, 2:10 Id,
dam Princess of Rldgefleld.
G. a. Pussy, who now ranks among the
veterans Of the trottlng turf having been
| connected with the game for over %
years. is training few horses and later
will take them to the races In the
string Is Pusey's old love, tho bay geld
Ing Rustler 2:l5 I'D. With whom he made
a remarkable campaign a few years back
and thinks there Is still fair racing to be
hand IN the big angular son Of Hustler
Russell.
In the carly eighties Pussy took tho
Blue Bull mare. Iona Guffin. 1913 a,
down the big line and since has been
identified with other good winners, one
Of his strong points laying IN the fact
that he never sought a big stable, being
satisfied to confipa h!s attention often
times TO a single horse during the sea
| son.
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