The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
NEWS OF HORSES
AND HORSEMENl.
Tearolainc, PIG 1-2, Leads Wiz
ginia-Bred Trotters for First
Racing Season.
MARGUERITE, SWEETHEART
Billy Hibbs, MISSIONER and Lizzie
Flat Score Winning Brackets
at Baltimore.
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Since starting at the Virginia State
Fair, at Richmond, whore she. won
tile Old Dominion. an early closing
ting, Tearolaine. the chestnut mare, by
fearoleon, 2:2i I'D. owned by j. III.
Wlngate, OF Roanoke. Va, got SECOND
money in the Cumberland Valley
stake, purse $1,000 for s;s5 tg9 ,p,
well-mannered, smootll-gaited daugli-
tel. OF Tearoleon was said to be In the
best form OF turf career and had no
Fsa6S In winnng g the a Martn hna
purse $1,000, where she made her pres
cnt record OF 2:1e 1-2. prior to start
ing at Richmond Tearoldine won at the
time Of the fastest heat being 2;21 IA.
and at Prospect Park Baltimore,
where her record was reduced to
2Is ID Al both places she ID defeated 4,
was shipped to Richmond winning the
event mentioned there and taking n
stin lower mark OF 2:17 3-4. After
winning the. Martin and McAndrews
ton dreenway's farm at ,rowson. Nd.
where that well-known reinsman. who
has trained and driven the chestnut
mare this season. will winter her
0buGe sScPIeIUSE lSI LIIS mare iluS
started In seven races. winning four.
while getting second money in one and
fourth in another, and being unplaced
once. due, to an Notwithstanding y
very credftable showing and the record
for tho first racing season OF a Vir-
ginia-bred trotter.
Colonel w 1; L;anghl!n, Of the En- ls.
lost by death, due to- distemper. the
chestnut lilly. foaled January. 1907, BY.
pan Michael, 1908, out of T'arina. dam OF
GoHns Electric 81 22aa BY yr Gambe ~
]. {. Mecoy. KirRwood. ai Del. from IN Tie he
lilly passed to Colonel Langhlin during
the past year Being highly formed and
handsome. with moro than ordinary
ter Of pan Michael was highly vailed
by Colonel Laughlin. who confidently
expected to sec her go very fast with
age and development In Militant
OF whom are handsome daugh ters of
the dead Parole. ZIG. Colonel Laughlin
owns a couple OF richly bred and prom
isns 81 sesa ig, mares the former se,ng
Posey. 2:21A, by Baron Wilkes. and tile
latter out OF Queen OF the West, dam
Of Queens Baron; 2:i7A. by, Baron
Wilkes. Militant Maid. though bred
in the spring to Bow Axworthy. 2:2lA.
has been regularly driven on the road.
while Queens Parole was sent to DR..
MeCloy's place. and mated with Admiral
dewey. S.V4 ~.
: Marguerite. the bay mare that won
the first and second heats of the 2:1a
pace at Greensboro. N. c.. In 1921 ga
and Ell IL. after which the gray
mare Sweetheart went on and won the
three deciding heats In 2:1s IL. 2:1s
and EGO. was bred by Captain John
!. Roper. of Norfolk. Va. and foaled
his property in 1899. Marguerite was
sired by Great Stakes. s:20. dam Mar
She was brought out by +. Covington.
of Norfolk. manager for Captain Roper
when. the mare was bred. Coyington
at Norfolk in 1905 with a mark Of
2:i9 Ia, but the daughter of the mare
appears in Vol. 20 of the Year Book,
among the new performers of 1905,
Radford. Va. She will be wintered at
Norfolk and another season should ma
terialiy reduce her. present record.
which Marguerite stood for second
money, reduced her former record OF
2:1o IA to 2:lG l--2 in the third heat
Of the contest. driven by her r, owner,
MIA by Bunch In the spring Of 1906, the
gray mare started in some twelve to
thirteen races and rarely failed to
In most OF these contests she was
driven by Samuel Earring, In whose
hands she finished the season and was
wintered. Sweetheart was foalcd in
1902. bred by William Bolton. Vallejo,
Cal, and sired by haywood, 2:1O n dam
Felicia, by Falls. 2:2S son OF Election
eer This 1 have from Bunch. whip Is
remarkably proficient on California
pedigrees. albeit the daughter of Bay
wood appears In the last Year Book as
said to be by that sire. without either
age or name OF breeder.
Among the Virginia-bred horses to
earn winning brackets at Baltimore
were Billie Hibbs, brown geldinE, 2, by
Fatherless. dam Aurine. by Eolus; West
over, brown gelding. 3. by Alhoa, dam
Size b., by Prosper. and LIZ
zieS Flat. bay tilly. 3, By Flatlands,
dam Lizzie ~, by Eolus. The latter.
product of the Fort Chiswell Stud.
Max Meadows. Va. started a II to 1
fnvorite in steeplechase, distance
about two miles. and finished six
lengths ahead OF her field in 4:42. with
percentage second and Fin McCool third,
while Monkey Puzzle, Touchwood and
three others also ran.
James c. Smith, OF this city. has sold
TO Kelly Hobbs. Portsmouth, Va. the
speedy hay gelding Ed. Miles. 2I9h,
by Colonel Sidney, by whom the horse
will probably be driven on the road.
Ed. Miles is much faster than his rec
ord Indicates, as the bay gelding has
shown n quarter in thirty-two seconds.
while he has good manners. is easily
driven and quick to get away.
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