The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
NEWS Of HORSES
AND R0RSEMEN.
Windsor Farm, Home OF Burt,
Whitsell, Denmark and
Others.
WILLIAM GARTH's STABLE
MIR. Hallbuy's Kushan- Gentle
man Riders-salcs Of
Hunters.
LIAM GARTH's STABLE

Hon. Samuel II. Wilson, owner of Wind
thousand acres. near Byrdvlle. in Pitt
sylvania county, furnishes the informa-
ton that his horses are all doing nicely.
having come through the winter In fine
shape. MIR. Wilson has been here for
several months as a representative in tho
State Legislature, whose cloee now leaves
him free to return home. Thoroughbreds
and saddle horses are bred at Windsor,
and some of the best specimens in Pitt
sylvania county are to be found there.
The bay horse. Burt, 8. thoroughbred
son of Aurus and Carabelle, is the stall
lion in use. anc the brood mare band
includes Sarmainc by Imp Order. dam
Sarma. In foal to Gu1den Kathleen Gray.
s. by jim Gray, dam Kittic c., and her
full sister. Grayon, which were bred In
1906 to Imp. Fathcrcss and Merry Day.
The young mares. Agnes Gray, by Jim
Gray dam st. Olga: Hannah c.. by
Aurus. dam Kathleen Gray. and Water
line. by Imp. Waterlevel. dam Sarmalne,
were not bred. Among the younger
thoroughbreds are Mountain Run. b. g.. q
by Watcrlcvcl. dam Grayon; Mabel Lyon,
b. T., 2. by Fathcrlcss. dam Sarmalinei
Virginia Potcntate, CHI c., ., by imp.
Potentate dam Grayon. and the yearlipB
bay lilly. by the same sire. dam Agnes
Gray.
one OF the most highly priced horses
at Windsor Farm Is the Kentucky .<ed
saddle stallion. Whitsett Denmark. brown
horse. by Sterling Denmark. dam Ada
X by Black Eagle. In addition to GO
ing all of the saddle saits and changing
at the word " command. this horse is
nicely broken In harness. with good man
ners and no road seens too long for him.
Few OF his get are owned by Mr.. Wilson
for the reason that they are In demand
az saddle and driving horses on account
% good looks docility and manners
Some of tho best thoroughbred mares on
the place were mated with the Denmark
stallion in 1905 and during the present
season the number will be Increased. as
Mr. Wilson thinks the crSs VIII result
in a horse having elegance OF finish.
style and gameness to stay the route
The virginia trainer. William Garth.
o. Charlottesville. now has one OF the
largest stables OF runners In the country
az about forty horses are In his charge.
Garth's horses are at Washington. and
come of them will be started at the
trring meeting Of the washington Jockey
club which begins on Monday. March
18th aud continues eighteen days
The horses in the stable are the prop
erty of some half-dozen owners among
,hose represented being A. D. Payne. Of
charlottesville. W. l.. Maurpin, same
place. and Charles II. Hurkamp. OF
fredericksburg In 1905. Garth ranked
next to A. j. Joyner. August Belmonts
trainer. in the number Of races won. as
during the season. Joyner headed the list
with sevcnty-frst monies, and Garth
came next with sixtyseven Among the
older horses in the Garth's hands. are
Expanslonist. the steepiechaser. Wird-
some. Doctor Schwartz. Kassie. Gran
VILE. Walnut Grove and Palm. while the
two-year-old division, numbering IA head,
includes Orphand Nioles, Merrie Lasse,
Pantaloon, Lady Vera, Town Topics,
Flop, Bath. Excuse Me, sinette. Dimes
and couple of promising colts, owned
by a. p. Payne.
Millburn stock Farm. Calverton. Va.
was established by Mr.. Samuel McNIil-
Ian, of New York City. along In the early
ninties, and from that time to the pres
ent trotting bred stations and mares Of
note have been used in the stud. The
sale of the farm. however. has rendered
necessary dispersal of the stock. con-
sisting of about seventy head OF brood
mares. colts and FLIES OF rich breeding.
Mr.. Mcmillan. in order to be more con-
yenient of access to his New York home,
has recently purchased the Daniel Drew
farm, near Alahopac Lake. N. Y. where
some trotters will tie bred on a smaller
scale than formerly. Some noted horses
have been owned at Millburn. among
them such stations as Governor Stan
ford. e:21: Belmont Prince. 2:l7 IL: Mill
burn, son OF Guy Wilkes. 2:l51 IA: Helle-
az n.
son of Red Wilkes. and King Eancelot.
brother of the famous Dare Devil. 200.
number of the get of these stations
will be sold. while many of their daugh-.
tiers are with foal to King Lancelot.
Among the brood mares are the famous
matrons Miss Copeland, grand dam of
Major pelmar, 1:59'. worlds champion
trotting gelding; Deception. dam of Flirt,
2:o7h. and others whose produce may
render them just as noted in years to
come.
The partnership existing between
Charles Pfizer. of New York city, and
Robert Neville of Melbourne, Va, has
been dissolved. Last year these gentle
mon had quite large stable but did not
meet with pronounced success as they
differed on questions of more or less Inn
portance. hence the dissolution. Mr.
Neville has leased Mr.. Pfizer. however
the following horses, to be run under
the latter's colors: Imported The Minor
chestnut geldng, A: aOh. Promise Me-
brown filly a; Herculod. bay geldng, a;
The Lad. bay gelding. 4; .vestal Light
bay, hlly 8: carterette bay ily. 8; Harp
PLAYER, bay FLY, 3; Mr.. Mccain. brown
gelding. 8; Imp. Melbourne, brown geld
Ing, g. and Ardwe bay gelding. 8.
s9s
Edward Hall. of Bealeton Va, has pur-
chased the trott!ng stallion KushaN.
2:2O1-4. from DR.. T. F. Keene. and
placed him In L. Corbin's stable at
Brlghtwood track Washington, d. c.,
who will prepare him for the seasons
campaign. Kushan is u handsome bay
horse, by Kremlin, 2:073-4, dam Rusal-
ha. by Mazatlan. His record does not
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