The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02

SHOW rIIlB III. shtbOAS
W. Hartman, OF New York, was pur.
chased for the latter In Missouri FOR
$4,000. the purchnse was made ny
jack Donnelly, after seeing tho morse r.
Etrot d mile In 2:10h. Telluride. ING
sire OF Na1n, is l,alf-brotlier to thu
8unbentan Edgelnnrk. 4 2:16 being py
tLancelot 2;23, out Of EdgeWatef l3e ~
by Edgewater. rho success OF the
family OF Edgownter Belle, both on
the track ana In tho show ring, Is q
source OF satisfaction to A. 3. Lewis.
the New York banker. who has Mt
Wyldewood Farms fredericksburg.
w. the big and handsome chestnut
n,nre Kitty xrumlin, daughter OF
Tie great race horse and sire Krenlin,
2:o7N, out or Edgewater Belle, the
dam OF Telluride, from whose loins
came Naln. Ono Of the best-looklnE
Young things at Wyldcwood Is a two
worthy, 2.21N, out OF Kitty Krem'in,
whose fonl U. .J07 by that sire died,
and she was bred back.
The Virginia bred stallion Russell.
now twenty years old, and located for.
quite while past In the Blue Grass
region Of Kentucky. was represented
on the turf during the season OF 1907
by twenty sons and daughters, who
won SeVeNty-OnC RACES Allu 5OVeEls foV,
900 In money.
His largest winner was Collouuy,
credited with sixteen races, to the
value OF about $4,000. Russell was u
fine race-h horse and himself figured AZ
big money winner. He was bred by
Captain II. j. hancock, in tile I1llerslie
Stud, at Charlottesville. and sired by
Eolus, out or Tillie Russell, by Seattle
lock, from War Song. the great pro-
duclng daughter of War Dance. son
of Lexington and Reel by Glencoe.
George NJ Harden. who has long
been identified with the harness horse
interests OF North Carolina, being for
merly located ut Durham but more re-
Gently at Raleigh. Is wintering
stable OF trotters and PAGERS at the
latter city, including Nominy, asbo!'
brown horse. 4, by Allerton, 2.o'A'
dam Maggie Campbell. 2:21h, BY Pam Il,
lico, 2:1O; Portsmouth, 2:2S, bay geld-
! ing, by AXtelloid: Lutte W., ches SMUT
mare, by Sweet Rector, son or Dlre &C..
tor, 2:17A. dam Birdie ~. Wilkes, ~
Red Wilkes: Lutte Harden, bay my,
1, by Giles Mebane, 2:lb&, dam Lutlc
! W., and others.
ceciliun Maid, 8, e:.4. bay. mare,
foaled 1908. by CeciIian Chief, 2:27A,
| dam Nutmontic, dam OF ten In the list,
by Nutwood. This marc started four
/ times in 1907. winning two races ana
taking second money In another. while
She trotted quarters in 80 seconds over
i half-milc tracks.
Grace Cecil, Q. o:26A, bay mare,
foaled 1904, by Cecilian Chief, dam
Grace Linney, by Jay Bird. This mare
lis looked upon as tho star of the stable.
Last fall, in five races, all over half
mile tracks she won three and took
second money In the others. In her
last race she started In the 2:2b trot
at Lynchburg. and won the last three
heats OF five-heat race. Craylet II,
gray mare, foaled 1909. by cecilian
Chief. dam May Brett. by 2:26A, by
3Gambetta Wilkes, trotted trials arounJ
t2:3O over half mile track last summer
with easy quarters in 35 seconds. Miss
Josie Logan, black fiily. foaled 1900
lby Cectllan Chief, dam julia Lee, ny
lie. Il. Clay, 2:1S, was worked little
hast summer. and over q half-mile track
|! she trotteu trial In 2:3b. doing the
! 5half in 1915. She Is exceptionally
handsome, and at the fairs last sea
son was shown five times, and was
a blue ribbon winner in each contest
Miss Josie Logan is entered in all INC
| rich stakes for foals of 1905.