The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

good financial condition. while decided
tendency was also shown to have more
racing that formerly along with the regu-
lar horse show programmes. Charles
Mulliken, the wcll-known owner, breeder
and exhibitor, of Boyce, Va, was re-
elected president of the association. while
] Jenkyn Davies, of Manassas. Va, for
years familiar figure in horse show
circles, was chosen to I'LL the Joint po-
sition of secretary and treasurer. The
joint exhibitions OF the Virginia State
Fair Association and Richmond Horse
Show Association, brought up much dis
crsslon and 1t was the UNANIMOUS senti-
ment that horsemen should unite and
make a great exposition OF horse flesh
at Richmond this fall Representatives
as follows were at the meeting: r. ~
Harper. Leesburg: RoZier Dulaney. Up
peryille; j. f. Latham. Culpeper: Charles
III. Hnrkamp andsA. Randolph Howard.
Fredericksburg; w. NJ Lipscomb and ].
Jenkyn Davies, Manassas; L. S. Ricketts,,
Orange: s. III. Ellerson, Stanton: Dr.
John a. Meyers. Harrisonburg; w. p.
King, Front Royal; r. P. Page. Berry
vile; G. w Smith. Warrenton: II. B.
Gcodridge. Norfolk: ]. II. Anderson and
w. o. Warthen, Richmond.
Lynchburg., formerly member OF tho
Circuit, was not represented and will
hold no show this year. while Norfolk
,sptecedes Instead of following Richmond,
as during previous seasons. There are
[ fourteen shows in the corcuit. of which
twelve are open air affairs. while the
exhibitions Of the other two. Norfolk and
Richmond. are held under cover.
Dates decided upon follow:
Leeskurg. June Z and s; Upperville. June
II ard 10; Culpeper July and 5; Fred
erlcksburg. July II and 12: Manassas,
July IS and 10; Orange, July % and a6:
charlottesville, July 81 and August Il;
Front Royal, August and 81 Staunton,
August {, g. and o; Harrisonburg, August
ii Is and 49,; Berryville. August 81, %
and q; Warenton, August 90 and 30;
Norfolk, October / to G, and Richmond,
October to 49,
Colonel w. T.. Laughin, OF the Ex-
change Hotel, fredericksburg, Va, owns
q trio OF choice trotting fllies all Parole,
2:16, and from dams that trace to famous
performing and producing families. These
highly bred young things have been re-
g,stcred is Militant Maid, Queens Parole
and Bird Laughlin. They are bred by L.
II. Brown, 8Delnyan, Illinois, who owns
their great young sire. Militant is a
rich dark bay or brown in color She
is three years old and is out off stana
W., full sister to Baron Posey. 1921 IA,
by Baron Wilkes. second dam Neva, by
Nutwood. This daughter of Parole mar.
takes of the form and finish of her hand
sscme sire and would learn to trot, with
handling. but Colonel LaughlIn has de-
cided to have her trained later and the
brown filly has been booked to Admiral
Dewey, 2Q4 3-4, to the son OF Bingen,
2:06 Ia and Nancy Hanks. 2:04. Queens
Parole q bay in color, two years old, and
cut OF Queen OF the West, dam of Queens
Baron, 2:1S1-4, by Baron Wilkes, while
Bird Laughlin, also bay, is one year.
old and retarded as quite promising for
her age. She is out of Molly Mird, 2:25.
BY Jay Blrn, next dam the great brood
mare, Emma g., by Almont, 49,
DR.. j. q: Ferneyhough. State Veteri-
MARIAN at the Virginia Polytechnic IN
ffioSs lis Il aaa uaS
terested In hunters and Jumpers, as
owner. breeder and cross-country rider
Or. I,erneyhough has his horses ut
tho stable Includes the heavyWeight
hunter Togo, bay geldmg, q by Dan.
gerous; Nick. bay geldlng, 8. by Bohe-
mian, danr by a thoroughbred sire, and
ady lafanSy Ina aHshttsr
second dam Georgia b, BY st. Martini
Lady Chiswell was bred IN the Fort
|SChiswel stud of u. . Fl. MEG avock. and
Was a winner on the flat before, being
was blue-ribbonS winner at tho Lynch
|Sburg Fair last fall, and so we'll man
|3nered is the son of Dangerous that he.
is both ridden and driven by Mrs. Fer
4 heyhoGgh. & sS5 "a III
DR.. Ferneyhough Is quite an adept
lin the art Of schooling cross-countryi
|5horses and among those of class de-
syeloped by him and disposed Q T. to good
3adavntage are Bobnr. Hlawat ha, Cons
monwealth, Hobo. and others.
me sale OF Nflllburn Farm. ca Yerton,
ya,,5 n and Il the DISPERSAL Of the trottl i,
Il 7lnrgest harness horse 5breedtng estab-5
i siishmonts In the State. The plnce, N u,
.part OF the ] dge l3astab eIostate, was
rn,,rchnsed inkthe early nlnetles by Mr..
j ssS S Mcmillan, OF i New York. as q
Nome form favorlte brother, but III