The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
:: Plays at the Theatres This Week.:

never been to the post, but the critics
say he will do in mighty good com
pany. John Fu-long ID d candidate for
the Camden Handicap. which will be
decided during the coming spring meet
ing here, and whicl, Will bc in tho
nature of preliminary to the Kcn-
lucky Derby. Crater has Just taken n
throe years contract on Clifford Por-
ter an orphan lad, whom he believes
will develop into n capable rider.
w. l.. Lewis. who has n band OF two
year-olds In partnership with Colonel
Milton Young, will also have Crystal
Maid. his Brothers good marc, ana
several others. all told about eighteen
head.
s. *. Hughes, John Rodecap, James
r.. Ross Dan r. Morris. Frank Grosche,
Will MCDANIEL, Rolla Drake. j. r. ~ :
futt w. NJ. Hayes. William Steele Az,
len steele and others will have Soou
stables.
Trainer Charles Hughes will take
up Henry NJ. zeiglcr's horses Monons :.
They. however, will not come 10 tpe
local track. They will get their pre-
paration ut Highland Farm Therc 70
a track on this farm that was puii' w
the late w. c. France. 80. :,
The Zeigler string NUMBERS nA'i y
dozen the nvc-year-old Mlrlihhr' wv
three year old Ashwell and four wv
year ODDS, Chestnut colt Chall pro.ne.
to Barleythorpe). by Adam cue Nv io =.
by Frederick the Great; Drown va.
1h,,f brother to Stolypin), by Hand
snriny-Berm,,da LILY, by Bermuda
nav ar brown colt (half brother "
f.ramercy). by Garry Herrmann--I1ons
Lost. nv Kantaka. and bay geldinS ps
ele,,s- Semitic, by Henry of Navarro.
r. C. Mcdowell is making prepare
t,ons at Ashland to take up his strlns.
n, will have a dozen or more for inc
1910 campaign.
walter Scofeld has been placed IN
charge of tho twenty yearlings
at r. r. Bradley's Idle Hour farm, and
the Youngsters. a fine lot, are recelV-
inc the best of care. superintendent
CHR hammond says Cunard is in high
favor with local breeders and no dr.
ac,,1tv IL experienced In filling his
hook, Manola Mason. dam OF NC
chesncy, First Mason, etc. goes to Gu
na.rd this year. Manola Mason is own
ed nv O. D. Randolph, assistant cash.
ter OF the phoenix National Bank OF
this city.
Sir wiIfred in Demand.
John s. Barbee says Henry T. Ok
nard's Young stallion, Sir Wilfred. who
Is making his first season at Glen
Helen farm, will have much better
patronage than his Virginia owner
probably expected He is a striking
individual, and his book Is sling rap
idly.
1t was not known hereabouts until
day or two ago that Favorable died at
Dixiana farm shortly after the death
Ben Strome and about the time OF
the passing of Salvador and Tenny last
fail. II reported Favordale's death
to the register OF the jockey club
said Major Carson. but / do not re-
cali that 1t was published in any OF
the newspapers. Favorable, by SEN
sation. out of imported Favorable, was
twenty-three years old. and his days
of usefulness had passed He had been
blind for long time. and for year
or more he had been on gradual de-
cline. He has only two two-year-oids
to represent him this year-a filly our
of Sweet BY and Bye and colt out
of Benedictine."
w. II. Mcdaniel. the sis-year-old
woolsthorpe gelding for whom T. 8,
Burke Jr.. OF Cleveland. paid $780,
900 as a two-year-old In 1906, is
still running out at the farm of John
D. Carr. near this city. Mr. Carr has
written Mr.. Burke that the horse ls
In splendid condition. and apparently
as sound as he ever was. but he has
received no intimation from the own
err that he intends to race him again.