The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-08-24
terins their horses in the open classes

tering their horses in the open classes.
OF the thirty-five head of trotters
and PAGERS shipped from Walton
farm, the big Virginia breeding es-
adjustment of S. Walton, at Falls
Mills, the half mile track, TO Roanoke
in April, eleven were sent home. while
of the remainder eight have been
shipped North. where the seasons
campaign began at Philadelphia, and
sixteen others are now quartered here
at the Virginia State Fair Grounds
mile track. Railey L. Macy. who has
been with Mr.. Walton several years
has charge of the former division.
by Red Leo, 2:26A Red Prodigal.
2:29 Il, full brother TO Vito, 2:O9L;
Red Caliban, boy horse, 4, full brother
to Red Cal, 2:29A Jim Red, bay colt.
3, by Red Leo, dam Bel Hildegarde,
by Allerton, 2:O9A; Jack McGrath.
Beardless Maid, by Dare Devil. 2:O9;
Hall Jewell, bay flly. 3. full sister to
Bond Issue, 2:29A. by The Bondman,
dam Diligentia, 2:27 "a by Expedition,
and very promising yearling colt.
by Red Leo, dam Boralma's Sister,
by Boreal.
The horses shipped to Richmond
are in charge Of G. +. Rose, second
trainer at Walton Farm, and include
the most promising and best looking
lot OF young things ever sent out from
this Well-kOnwn Virginia establish
ment. Rose, who was formerly with
KNAPP Mccarthy and has had plenty of
experience in handling YOUNGSTERS
will remain at Richmond for some
months and do his training over the
mile track here. The stable includes
Red Cal, 2:29A, by n mare by Red
Leo; kenliSht, PAGER. bay FLY, 4, by
Mckinney. 2:11H Il, dam Lightning,
2:11, by Alcantara, 2:2S; Rose era
ham, bay flly, 1, by Red Leo. dam
Tee rose, by Becca; Red Mecca. bay
geIding, 3. by fun brother to Rose
| Graham; Red Woods, bay hllY. (. by
Red Leo, dam lnterOcean. by NoOdoo,
Rehardless Red. chestnut hUE 3. fun
sister to Red Wooda; Devil Hal.
PAGER, black horse. by Direct Hal
dam Rehardless Maid; Mamie Cur
ION, bay hlly ,, by Chimes Curzon,
by Red Leo, and some yearlings ana
two-year-olds by Red Prodigal, Devn
Hal and Red Leo.
There were ten starters in the 2:1O
pace; purse, $1,000, at the Cleveland
| Grand circuit meeting. on the IOth in
Stant, and four heats We're required to
decide the contest, in which the Acca
stood for third money in the summary
Ihe time was 2:05 1-2. :O7 IA 2:O7 ga
= l. 81. AkarS position was 3, s, ,, 2
| me chestnut stallion has been troubled
with quarter crack and was un-
steady IN two previous races. but his
last start would indicate that he is
rounding to and in the hands of the
veteran Geers may be expected to full
fill the expectations formed OF him
earlier in the season.
Racing will be a feature of the fes-
tlVltles to be witnessed at the State
Fair Grounds on Labor Day, Monday
! Septem Der 4th, when the program
Will probably include a free--or-a
trot and pace mixed. the 2:24 class
trottlng, with one or more running
races. Among the local horses ELI
are AllabrieVe, 2:1O Ia: The Span
lard, 2:13 IA; Sir Henry, 2:171-4:
Bayard Haight. Tom Littleton.
2:15 IA; Hal Direct. Idlewild and
southern Star. 2:20 "a. For the 1924
trot the eligibles include George w
Griffith, 2:23 IA; Nelly McZeus
2:26 IA; Iron Pilot. Petaurist.
2:29 Ia; DR.. Peter, 1927 "a, and
other horses owned in Richmond.
The three-year-oId chestnut FLY,
Regardless Red, by Red Leo, dam
Rehardless Maid, in the stable of c.
f. Rose, at the State Fair Grounds
] track, is trotter with exquisite quail
ity and finish; in fact, she bears a
strong resemblance to Lou Dillon,
! 1881 thoroughbred in different
| lines. Her dam, Regardless Maid.
daughter of Dare Devil and the great
brood mare, Regents Last, by Prince
Regent, 2:16H is a member Of the
choice band Of brood mares at Wal
ton Farm.