The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
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MI. 1Iowari'sS Stable Furnishes
Many Blue IS : ib'botti on u !.
si31 Winners. ls .IS5i
OLD HARR Il RETIRED 'l:jl'

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Dr, yValton's$ Stable Many East
& Trottcrs- sale 81 /. 1app I'd
hammock ~
81 with III stable of seven harness. shorse
e made up ofS u Patriot 81 His 81 nJesty,, Dr. p
Reid. Idaho. Idatl- Ha Royal Regent n enc t,s
NJ Glenriiie, As dolph 11oWard iitn ! e
Z Frederickatur8 bunker. made a remark ~ A
!! abieIexhiblt at the Horse SHOW on Julys
nth and 9TH. Mr.. HOY ward had en- tries
II III each clas8 to which his horses were 7,
eligible and captured champions Y
aSrcserve, ak blu es and three reds eos tne y,
summary showing tha Y 10 wa Sln l q
even In a sing eve ana IN NO c ~
did he finish furt her bn ck than g 2,
u Probably the best known Horse In Ii the e.
stable Is the hackney stallion Il Patriot,
II i chestnut so,l 81 Cadet. Iic wat az Or
B 4, erl VI owned BY w. 81 White, Of q eve
Land n who used him as harness mate
1 70 tbs famous Lord Bri
Az FEEDER cksburg Pa triot Was h flrls':
Il Al thes class for pairs Of harness horses.
with Dr. Reid ilrst II park tandem, Win
Il Royal Regent frst In class for harness
ii horsos under IL q 81 and winner OF Ereservss
4 ohampion In harness class. HIS MAJ eSty,
fto chestnut stallion, BY Imp. Britain 2, its
& also d fa ckns VI ana was second In the
VI class for harness horses. Dr. Ise tn q
II chestnut Gelding, iS BY Ca Diet. isi ~ good
Representative of the hnc ~
CROSS. and ID q prime fnYorit to- VII b MT
Howard, h who holds the tie this veil
n l1a /, nerod son Of Csada {. He was an W
eighteen tlnes3 Id So5, and III rss II owafsdoI
4 has sixteen RI bbons as rophiess M
The big bny geld lngs 1da hO and ldnn- tia5
B nrc standard bred * rotters u and make g
Il grcn I pair sof harness HI rses. are
II sons OF the tam ous sire shland Nv ilkes
& 2:ls and Baron ~ likes Z: a ,a3Sl ROYAL
han s, BY Bow Bells. 2 ~ ~ n i, dam by
Clay King # II d was first In two ella s g
ana Il chnnpIonahip winner In NJ not her g
Srrrede ricksburg. and I'll able M rites & pro-5S
Il no,Ineed him one OF the gTcat test r,1t1 1.
4 bout horses In the count Glen ville. y
Il al chestnut gelding. a five, 2 hands. by
wen. 2:ls lam Tiney, bya;T hort.
and, shown III a coupl Of roa dster cla ases,
h l,c wa i A an easy Il wi nner. The chestnut
4 Eeding cornbi mes N lyle Il and hnlsh with
good action. and \ Is likely. to- cut u ute
q figure IN his class right along the line
Of irginin horse stlows this season g; lto
s Writing under recent date q q cores.
a pondent in w ashtng on. T. g. suppltee,s'2
Il cerning Il ttels Virginia. bred pacing horse
tier Inc third heat Of the ! :1s pace at
Il the Gentlemen 4 Driving Park, Bal timore,
n last Friday, & the old horse HarryC was
81 drawn. and II was ammo ced that he
would never race a gain. sS Harry g had
won the first heat In 2 IL Is. was second
,sin the second heat III ". and then
finished sixth IN 2: ~
ri n 4
v cnreersas any horse on the Amer lean turf.
"a He Il Is handsome, da pied III hit gray
stallion. as \ gentle II as Il a lamb. He was
VI bred by W N. Corblp. Of Hamilton. "a.
Y Harry Cts sire = AZ Dundee ia son rot the
II pne- time famous ting sta lion ;88 Jay
4 Gould and his dam was BY Harold .ssJ r.
u He was foaled lay 10, 1sas, and ta. there
Ii fore,s more than Il twenty We ars ole. s;Ss Az
Il three years old he was put nto training.
\ For two years no was caref Nv sch oled,
n but at the expira tionsof that period how
Cd no signssof belng ast, and for three
Il years was used as a horse OF all work
b on . farm. a hen y he passed n into 4 the
e hands 4 OF groceryman In II Georgetown,
Fl who used him In his deli we gon. "a IA
& terward Harry G. ha lied f5a coal ca rt.s
S5is5 He was cart horse when Timothy 4 r.
U 6hugrsle bought 4 him. because OF his blue
n blood ,$ and elevated him to the place Of
! & pleasure driver. In that cape ty} Harry.
a q. received his spirit and speed, and again
n he was put into training. This was q bout
II five years go. Fl
After careful handling Harry G. al aff-|
81 teen years OF age, showed o. desire to step
81 along and he was sta IT ed In a uElttsr Of
races. He succeeded In getting les mark
Il Of 1924 IA In \ a race.
4 old Harry c., at Mari boroug h, was start
4 ed with a bunch OF good 2: 10 PAGERS and
won In straigfi Y lea is. iAt Rockville O. q
& week later, he won another race n In
D straight heats. ia The next week ile NC
III a 2:25 pace at Brig wood, IS w 18th such
good horses as Dr. Bell st. Patrick. Mat
q tie H., Little Penn and M aid Marion. He
won the first lea q In 2:2a . -, chopping
4 one and sone-half seconds from his actual
{ record. st. Patrick won tho second heat
8 In 2:22 1-2; then, to the astonishment Of
h everybody, Harry g. reelod on the third
II heat in 2:2s flat. and the fourth one In
& 9.2l1-2. sass sa III
sgS AT Rockville las t month, Harry g., then
II Just five days more than TWEEN TN years
Z old, sprang another surprise bytwinning
the first heat Of a three-in In five hal mile
s heat race In 4 :07 fla t.; a nd the following
week won tho & 2:22 pace at Norfolk in
y straight sshen IT,. M 5 si
His two. heats In s3:17 Ia and 2: III 1-2 mt
+ the Gent Elements Driving Park on Frld az
were the fastest he ever made In a "a CO..
# Now Harry c. seems to have reached his
limit and will b retired.
/, Dr. ], c. Walton. formerly located at
SReidsyille, M O., Where he established q
8sanltorium md did q fourlshing prac-
! tloe but now resident physician ut Tha
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