The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

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money than ormonde. without. however.
approaching the sum paid by NJ Edmond
Blanc. Details:
Flying Fox. b Q az. by orme
Vampire ........ ............ G39,815x
Diamond Jubilee, b h (s), by
st. simon-Perdlta H........ s150o
Cyllene. CHI h q0), by Bona Wis.,
ta-Arcadia ........ ......... $1,000
ormonde. b h (9). by Bend Or
Lily Agnes ................., 1880.
ormonde, b II (6) by Bend Or
Lily Agnes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
sceptre. az, by Persimmon-
Ornament $500. ............. $4,000
Sceptre, az, by Perslmmon-
Ornament ...... ........... 1o5oox
Duke of Westminster, b (2), by
orme-Gantlet ........ ...... 22.o5o
Galtee More. b "a. by Ken
dal--Morganette $3.50. ...... $1,000
Ard Patrick. br "a, by st
acknowledgements -. -. $1,000
mit-Fuseo -. ........... 2o.ooo.x
Kendall, CHI h q0). by Bend Or
Kendall .ch Ii ds). by Bend Orr
Windermere s...... .......... 10000
Bona Vista. CHI (s). by Bend
or-vista 49,. ............. 1s,45s
Meddler. b h {9). by st. Gatien-
Brsybody .......... l5,225x
Meddier. m co.. BY st. Gatien--
Busybody ........ -.......... 11,ooo.x
Common br c ts), by Isonomy-
Thistle ............... 10000
Matchbox, b c (3l. by st. Simon
Match Girl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
st. Gatien, b h (1o). by Rother-
hill or The Rover-St Editha. $4,000
Doncaster, CHI h (5). by Stock
well-Nlarigold ...... ....... $4,000
Doncaster. CHI. h co.. by Stock
well-Mar.gold -. ........ 10000
Hamburg b h COZ, Hanover
Lady Reel Observation-Disclosures. 14000Sx
Hamburg. b h 60. by Hanover
Lady Reel ................... 12ooo.x
Carbine. b (9), by Musket-
Tho Mersey ................. 1860
La Fleche. br m "a. by st. 81
mon--Quiver 1890. .......... 1920
Blair Athol. oh h (l1). by Stock
well-Blins Bonny ........... 13.125x
Kangaroo. b t3). by Hobble
Noble-Ynrra Yarra ........ 10000 z
Nasturtium, CHI c (2). by Water
Sold at auction. In U. S. A.
ITO this list must now be added the
black stallion Watercress, who fell to
j. B. Haggln's bid of ST, 900 at the recent
Rancho del Paso sale in New York;
Hon. Henry G. Stuart, President of the
Virginia State Fair, has returned from
the great International Live Stock Show
at Chicago and while there saw much OF
interest. Mr.. Stuart came in touch with a
number of the most prominent Western
breeders and succeeded In interesting
them in our exposition this fall when we
are likely to see some of them hero as
exhibitors At n meeting OF the State
Fair Committee held on Tuesday night,
the second instant, President Stuart COM
mented on what he saw. at Chicago and
his remarks created most favorable im-
preston.
During the progress of the meeting,
which wns full of enthusiasm, Mr. John
Stewart Bryan, the vlce-president, offered
a resolution that a committee of ten he
appointed to draw a prospectus and
charter for the State Fair. The reso-
luton was adopted and the committee to
be appointed by the presidents will have
full power iii the matter of collecting
funds, likewise of arranging the plans
and scope Of the fair and to arrange for
such publicity as may seem wise and also
the payment Of press agents. It is pleas
ing to note that all breeds OF live stock
will be looked after but that the eShi-
bitlon of draft horses will be a pronounced
feature as will thar of thoroughbrecls
and the different breeds and types CO
harness horses.
A. Randolph Howard. the banker, OF
Fredericksburg. Va, Is wlntering his
stable OF high stepping harness horscr
there and all of them are doing we'll
He has Little Brown Jug, Patriot. DR.,
Reed and others, among them y fine par
of coach horses Mr.. Howard is aloyal |
friend of the harness horses and true
sportsman, ever willing to pay literally
for the type of animal that attracts his
fancy.
Dr. Reed is the snnppy, high acting
chestnut geding that Won right along
the Virginia circuit last season. while
Patriot Is registered hackney stallion,
by Cadet, and one OF the best bred u
that tribe In the State.
Colonel w. H, Chapman, who has as
suned charge OF the United States In
ternal Revnue Department here, is
fancier of light harness horses, and owns
Il nice stock farm near Gordonsville. Va
He has at the head of his stud tho fast
pacing stallion Wealth, a.l0. II large
handsome brown horse, by GamDetta
Wilkes. dam Magnolia, by Norfolk, sire
Of Miss Nelson, a,1lM. Colonel Chapman
also owns some choice trottlng bred
mares by we'll known sires OF speed Il
NJ Il. Gilkinson, OF Stpurton Va. has
sold to Tate Sterritt, OF IIot Springs Va, Z
the gray mare Lady Virginia. fine