The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-24

William L.. Bass, who has been iden-
a ~ - with the harness horse interests
OF Of richmond for more than quarter
time with Acca Farm, near the city.
Where he has had more or less to do
VII Win about every trotter or PAGER Of
any any. note sent out from here during.
t tnat time, has removed to the state
EAR Grounds track. Miss Nelson.
g:l1 Ia. was bred at Acca. and 1t was
bass that gave that speedy daughter
OF norfolk her first lessons In har-
ness mes ana started the high-strung trot-
W ,sil she won some good races fol.
Richard Curtis the Kentucky trainer.
BASS has about dozen head Of trot-
ters IN his stable at the Fair Grounds
215 IA. buring the 4s season h, Of 1872
Bass started this rangy pacing geldine
a. az, we've meetings In Maryland. Penn
Virginia. closing the season at tie Vir-
glnia State Fair at Richmond. where
the son of Santanta started twice dur
ing the week taking second money in
them being stake event. Other men,
bers CT the stable are Jenny Broaddus
bay tllY (2}, by Kelly. .2:27. dam Flor
e En- ' Miles e:e1 Id. by Prophet Wilkes
darn ann pay A hends Dy ia 5sr As sS s
dam OF Jupe, 2:07 IL: bay colt l21, bv
gpg n,,s,,o Cox, .. dam Virginia Cooper, by
promising youngsters.
With the, fall meeting of the Gentle
mems Driving Park. Baltimore, Samue |
2, Earring ended the season. and the
Montezuma Farm stable OF trottnrs and
PAGERS. trained, driven and manareSi
oy MIN, was shipped to. Richmond ana
paced placed, IN IN winter quarters. Earring
was well on the wane when the sea-
sons campaign ended. During that
period he drove the Montezeuma Farm
horses IN nearly $50 races, of which he
won fair share and was placed In
Maryland. New Jersey. Delaware, Penn
sylvania, New York and Virginia, show
ing that the season was quite busy
one FOR Earring. who also drove Hal
addition to members Of the Montezu-
ma Farm stable, the latter including
;l5 "a; +; ZaoK, as l;$ By Sidney
Prince, 2;sl "A: Brook1ette Chimes,
Iran Alto, and Nettie May. .2:24 IA. by
Sidney Prince, each OF whom carries
new record for 1907. This lot. in
addition to Samuel Prince 2:as IA and
others, will be wintered at Montezu-
ma.
Montezuma Stock Farm has sus
tanned a severe loss in the death, Just
reported, of the foal Of 1907, by Dream
er. a:l4 "A out OF the fine old mare
daughter OF Red Cedar, son OF Red
Wilkes, and Maggie. by Rifleman
1887, is in feeble health, and It is
feared that her days as producer
are about ended. Mr.. Smith. who has
heen prominent as owner, breeder, road
driver and cainpaigner Of trotters and
| ~ feels the loss OF the we'll bred
youngstor, while Kate MeCracken's
condition is also a matter Of some
concern.
Bursaro, 2.29 1-4 the brown horse
fnaled 1886, by Bursar 2:l7 Ia. oul
Blanch" r., dam of Bursary 90. Il .
and Happy Tie. a:25 1T. BIZ. Waller
NORTH. Is a new producing sire ant
one q e., the few Virginia Wv, bred s tai
ton for 1907, His list for tho pre- $,
2.2T Ia. Perhans 2,2S. and Bursal
White Frot 9.aO. Bursaro was bret
Nv the late cantalr orris a, Brow e
the horse naased "a NJ NJ Ball. o
Jamesyille, Va, his. present owner
s'ensnl', aara6 40 bsv cnlt ",
Eel" s,27 dam M'tt'e g by R'aol
Y = pass Menchester Va. ana do
ling we'll. Bred and owned hp Jane
la, nearin Dorset. Va thi~@colt Is he
ing brnkentn harness nv Hrss who l
well pleased with the son of Kelly an,
looks fcr him 10 mako cutie, a trot
fnlls Is Of nice size. with plenty o
| finish and good looks while hr i