The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
News OF HORSES
AND HORSEMEN.
Fairntosl1, Son Of Allerton, and
Other Fast Ones in Mr..
Rcynolds's Stables.
.oRMoNDALE COMES TO VA.
Guardian III. Wins tho Bladens-
burg Stecplccllasc at the
Washington Meeting.

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DY w. j. CARTER, "DHOAD ROCIk.v
w. N. Reynolds, junior member OF
tho mammoth concern OF X. J. Rey-
nolds Tobacco Company, OF Winston
Salem, N. c., for years ono of the most
loyal patrons of the light harness
horse in the "Old North State" is still
deeply Interested as an owner and
breeder OF trotters and PAGERS. por-
ton of Mr.. Reynoldss horses are kept
at his we'll appointed private stable in
the city, while others arc being win
tered at his snug country place
but Il short distance out. Fairn-
tosh, the brown stallion, five years old,
by Allerton, 2:o9 Ia. dam Maggie
Campbell. 2:21 Ia. by Pamlico 2:10, is
being logged on the road He Is not
large. but well formed and handsome
ring. In the hands OF 4. NJ. Arrasmith,
at Greensboro, Fairntosh paced an easy
mile this season in 2:19 IA. and with
H fat the straps APP too; otter which dii, ne was
but the son of Ailerton will be fitted
for a campaign in 1908. Possum, 2:22 Ii
gray gelcing. by pilatus. dam
2:ll IA. and the black pacing mare
Carolina Agnew. 2:21 Ia. by Wilkes
Boy. dam Agnew's Wilkes. by Nut
wood, are now being driven on the
road
Both made their records this season.
and. cainpaigred by Arrasmlth. won
close 70 $4,000 In the Virginia and
sun, is frequently driven by Mrs. Rey-
holds. and. guided by her fine hand,
tho. gray gclding responds perfectly
a. fact, che regards this unsexcd son of
ltlatus as the fastest and best man
nv, In
place. a trio OF two-ycar old ,rot.ing
bred fillies that on form. prospective
speed and richneas OF breeding. attract
much attention, include Alice eurrisn.
dam sufferance, 2:21 Ia, ny Alcatraz.
2:1e 3-4: Beulah Alfred. q boy, by Al
h 1red , g, zig c 81 dam Benlah Stamps.
2 brown: by Abdine. dam Nnurcrbel,
o. Quarternastcr.
T.. N. Arrasmith. OF Greensboro. n.
c.. has returned home and placed his
horses in winter quarters at tho Fair
Grounds there. after a successful cam
paign through the Virginia and North
Carolina circuit of fairs and race
and with the two horses. Carolina Ag-
new. al Ii. PAGER. black mare, by
Wilkes Boy, dam Agnew's Wilkes. by
ter. gray gelding, by rilntor. dam Min
ME Patchen. dam OF Abbott Wilkes.
Ell LII. by Mambrino Patchen, he
made eighteen starts and won about
exhibit for bush campaign. which
began at Radford. Va, in September
and ended at Salisbury. y. c.. the last
of October After the Radford meet
ing, due To severe attack of nervous
rheumatism, Arrasmith was unable ia
drive his horses, which was done most.
by Farmer Bunch. of Pleasanton
Gal, who followed the same route
1all
Mack. 20 Ii. and Tom Cannon. OF
Washington. D. c. Arrasmith Is track
manager and race secretary OF the
Central Carolina Fair Association. OF
Greensboro, and also secretary Of tbs
North Carolina circuit OF fairs. which
have prospered under his direction.
s silas Smith. who he'd out The Con-
slo II; Estrella, a:la "a and othai
fast ones in 1906 for M. ri. White. ot
Hereford. N. c.. but who has been quar-.
tered at the Virginia state Fair
son as trainer for 4. T. Griffith and
c. W.. Saunders, of Richmond. has re.
moved to the Acca Farm, near the
city city, where lie will winter a stable OF
in Smiths charge are Nelly Mczeus
2:26 Ia. brown mare by McZ~us, 2:I3
sand Rock. dun gelding. by Sable Rock
son .. OF sable Wilkes, 2:1S: Princes.
I.
lhtai. 2:l5 Ii dam Princess Alma. fui
sister to Lady OF the Manor, 2:O4 / a
~ Mambrin" Fling; Virginia Ittrect
bay oily, by Direct. s:95 IA dam Ser.
of New England bred two-yea- oias
4 Akar, chestnut colt by AuutlIn
2:l9 S.4; Berro. bay colt. by Bingara
a and kaholn. bay hlly. by Kremlin
2:o1 3-i... Berro and kahola are trot
tiers. while Akar is a PAGER, and prob
ably. the fastest and most promisin,
OF his age In Virginia, as this fall tht
son OF Aquiiin worked an easy mil,
faster clip '
Charles r. Emry, OF Weldon. n. c.
E Eon ns N Sap Witt BY Mczeus. ,:aa
brown gelding was bred by Dr. +. -
Williams, Pope. Va, from whom +,
PASSED nan9 to- to W ~, Z; Mathews, OF Ricl.
W MGnd, then owner w Of his sire, San
close to 2:2o, and makes a game an,
speedy road horse. With his father
Major 7. y. Emry, Mr.. Emry is inter
es,ea h IN breeding and farming. tn
iatter belng done on large scale, a
Major Emry's holdings In real estat
amount to some 10000 acres or more
W. whiie !, 4 extensive Wa1a manufacturing inter
other places arc also Included:
William O'Brien McDonough. OF or
mondale, Cal, has decided to send n!
Tutoriiy winner. the bny horse ,oltnon
dale, foaled 1908. by Ormonde, .,,Th
Horse Of the Century" Santa Bella
by St. serf. to the Blue Ridge stud 3 3
Henry i. 0xnard, Rectortown, Va, 70
For ormonde. the sire Of ormondalt
Ml onf hs paia dsl5oGG9 while
Bend Or from South America to Cali
tornia; but the black stallion prove
almost impotent, and sired very 70,
foais, ormondale being perhaps tn
The Bladensburg Steeplechase,
Washington. went to the Virginia bre
horse Guardian H.. who won BY a hea
from PRINCE of Pllsen, with Esse,
also Virginia bred horse. third. Guard
Ian Is bay gelding, six years old, b
Guardsman, and is classed as halt
bred, his dam being q mare OF un
known breeding.
p. g Lester. Wewoka. Indian Terri
tory. has sold the Wewolla Mercantii
i ComOany. Sn ma nlara the Virfri = l., \, I. a