The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
NEWS D HORSES
IND A0R ! {. N. /
'1trotterss3 atida PAGERS III Training
at8 The Norfolk
Track.
MARE N PRODUCT . FOUR B !. F I J, Y.
5Fl'oals atA1f',tongreci1- Whitney,
Jry and !: Ruby Jordan, 0
55,.$ David Rossi.
MARE PRODUCE B FOUR .Fo ] I. }.

| The scene at tic hnlf-milo track of the
Norfolk Horse SHOW and Fair. Association,
Norfolk, Va, is a busy one these ilne
de,Ss, MS between&sixty aud seventy horses
arc ullurteredP There, Of which ~ portion
| are being prepared to start at the forth-
] coming spring meeting, May I'D, 23d,l
, 2sth and 20tll. The grounds and track arc
| under The management of Secretary Z.
Covlngt ton, who also has y stable Of horses
| lnStrainlnE, among them being Rara AVIS,
2:7i IL, bay nlly, s. BY Mokc; Whitby.I
Jr., chestnut colt4 by Whitney, 2:1s l., [
dam Kitty 81, 2:2a IL, by Nutgold u oXhall
Belle, brown mare, 6, by Great Stakes
| and several other green trotters aud
PAGERS. s3 Charles a tsinson, who is guar
tered IN the same barn with Mr., Goy,ng
ton, is working the bay stallion Montana
G,idrd 1921 ia, by Prodigal, with whom
he did well last season, and has him in,
nne shape now; Anytime, 2I7 IA; st. Pa
trick, p, 2:21 Il ;8Wilton Boy, p, 2:33 Ia.
chestnut geldlng, by Hannis. Jr, and
el;ht others. 81
| w. r. Steel Is working six head, all,
green horses, among them being Gcrtic
Gull, b. brown mare Z, by Axtellion, dam
by StrAtllmore June Bug, p,Bbyt gelding,!
by, Bryan WI; Brook, brown geldlng, by'
Silent Brook: Iinsak, brown horse. D. by
15lirlingane, 2:1S IA, dam Hellcei dam Of
Clarion, 2:15 I'D, by Norval; brown colt
st.
horse, by Lolof the Manor, dam Il ny
Chimes. S q
Robert Il Brawley, who trains for
Charles N1cDermott, the wealthy WASH
ington contractor, has the largest stable
on the grounds, and Is very busy nun.
More than a. dozen years back BraWley
prepared j. . M. = D., the bay gellding OF
i,ntraced breeding, for tho M. and NJ
and landed the Detroit classic with tho
Baltimore horse, when few thought he!
could do lit, while since them&;he has
brought out winners under evensN more
adverse conditions Ills stable now In
| cludes close to twenty horses, among
those with records being Green1lne, p
| 2:O714; Marion Wilkes. p, 2:0Sh; Monta'uk,
p, 2:16A; Oalsdale Baron, p. 2:16A;@John al ~
! Gentry Jr., p. 2:1SA; The Dean, 2:l9A;
| lIeiross Queen. ., 2:19M; Tasco, 2:2SM.s
| The green division includes the bay pac-
| Ing gcldlng Walter N. 5, full brother
| to ran Fan, 2 :o6 IA, and he is well thought
Of. Samuel p. Earring. of3t99Rethlehem,
| Pa, has been ut the track flor several
months with his stables made up or
! Riley b., 2:o5h; tlllhorn, 2:l6N Petronel,i
| 2:teA 8Cravette ,tp, 2:19A Felix NcGregor,
2:24A, and four others. 2t9 n
lotto lCrskine has Ephraim Toodles,
2:1sA I'D. Miles; 2:19A Estuary. 2:l9A;
zack, chestnut gelding, by Sidney Prince,
4 221N, dame Thrift by Meander, and
Larry Willis bay mare. by Willis, dam
by slgnet, 2:26A. f
~. N. Brown and IL. Charles Of Odessa.
i N. Y,3with thefexception Of Robert Draw
ley. have the;alalSlgest stable at the track
/ they are ,wortIing Black Hal, n 2:o5H;
1 M A. NJ, 1t22::f4A; Adele IT,; 2:2GA, amt
eight young things, all PAGERS, and by
Star Hal, 2:NM.
! III addition toAthose mentioned, there
are other stables On the grounds, incud-
ing those OF w. Davis and r. 3. Lam
bert. The latter trains for r, B. Fen