The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26

Norrolk, Va, March 25.-Lewis 5.
Thompson. who has named the two
year old Enver Bey for the Juvenile,
the jamestown Jockey Clubs $1,000
special for two ear-olds. is the owner
Iot the famous Brookdale Farm, in
Monmouth County, n j. The Whitney
stud is just now domiciled AT Brook
dale, and E:nver Bey. a son of Ballyhoo
Fey. was bred there.
Enver Bey is a close coupled. com
pact little horse. with fine turn of
speed. and he has made quite an inn
preston on the checkers. They pick
him as a conner But he will have to
step briskly If he is to sustain the rep
utation OF Brookdale az producing
place for good two-year olds.
Three FuturitN Requital,
L'Alouette and Chacornac-were bred
at Brookdale. and one of them. L'Alou-
cite, took the great Juvenile special
| of the Sheepshead Bay fall meeting.
under the silks of Mr.. Thompson and
his brother. William. The Thompsons
of the present generation are the sons
OF the late Colonel William p. Thomp-
son. the lead magnate of Western and
West Virginia Their father was n
great horseman in his day. He bought
Brookdale from the late David Durham
Withers, another Virginia sportsman,
who established 1t.
Big Lew" Thompson. the elder of
the brothers, is crack shot and an
ail-around sportsman But he and his
brother have had little to do with rae
! ing since they sold Chacornac TO James
Rowe in 1888.
Charcornac did not. however. win the
Futurity under the silks of MIR Rowe,
manager now of the racing and breed
| ing interests of Harry Payne Whit
ney. who lives at Brookdaie Farm.
When ii became evident that Chacor-
mac was the most formidable OF the
Futurity eligibles the late James r
| L r. naan
the son of JuNenal and Latetia bore the
spotted jacket OF the vice chairman of
the Jockey Club in Coney Islands
great two-year-old race. If Enver
iaey should he lucky enough to develop
first-class form, AIR. Thompson may
feel encouraged to get a new stable
together and return to the sport his
father delighted in
New arrivals ut the jamestown
Jockey Clubs course are George NJ,
0dom, Martin Foley and 5. ~ HcNtor,
from JuarcZ. Their special arrived on
Sunday. and the horses it bore were
unloaded at the track in first-rate con-
dition. Odom says that a couple of
other specials will he in this week and
that Juarez viii ultimately be repre-
scented here by the best horses that
took part in the winter meeting of the
Mexican Jockey Club.
Joseph McI.ennan. secretary and
clerk of the course of the Jamestown
Jockey clubs meeting. is in from
Charleston. where he left Luke Cassidy
to serve as clerk Of the scales OF what
remains OF the Palmetto Park meet
ing. He says that all entries are in
for the four stakes to be decided dur
ing the meeting. which Will begin
Tuesday, April l. and continue through
the 18th The races closed az follows:
Norfolk selling race OF Sl.OoO--for
three year-olds and over three-quar-
tiers of Il mile-L. NJ. Ashes br. II. Hof-
man ta) y. X Beals ch. c. Schaller
49, and ID. &. Tactics "a. II. c. Bed
wells b. spohn 'a9 and br; m. Bose
Queen Cal, c. Bits ch. e. Chiffon King
80, y. II. Bressler's br. York Lad
! %. John Burtschells b. t. Paris Queen
90, j. p. Byrnes H. s. Wiley t4). w. l..
Fines br. G. Sir Blaise 60. Martin I'o-
ley's b. h. Setback 90 and br. &. Levin
go. Lewis Garth's b. &. ENton go, j.
w. Hedrick's b. 6. Sherwood t6) and
b. h, Americas 90, Mrs. l.. y. Living
stons CHI e. Stentor CD, Samuel Louis's
br. h. Efendi ta). K. l. Miler's b. &.
Aviator 90. Il. j. McGraws ch. c.
Chuckles go, j. w. Pangle's h. <. Gros-
%enor 80. r. J. Pons ch. g. Jack KEEL
logg (3). Hugh Penny'S h. III. Thrifty
90. Quincy Stables b. {. Warbler go
and blk. Z. Striker go. Thomas For
tune Ryans b. t. Wonderfully Cd and
T.. +. Silver Moon go. Woods Stockton's
b. {. Chryseis Cd. J. w Sweency's blk.
s.. Black Chief 60. Albert Simon's b. G.
tPalanquin go. j. o. Talbots b. f. Tarts
80, blk. f. Henpeck go and CHI &. Mo-
nocacy go. T.. "a Tyson's br. K. Spell
bound ca, y. G. Weston's CHI. f. lSry
nary 80, r. Il. Whitney's b. &. Discov
cry go and j. NJ. Zmmer's CHI +. Gar
denia 90.
Juvenile Stakes of $l,0O0--for two
yearolds. four furlongs-AuGnst Bel
monts b. (. Tea Enough and CHI. c.
Fathom. c. Bits blk. e. Free Trade.
John Butschelrs b. c. Martin Casca. n.
! r. Davis's b. C. Old Jordan, j. j. Good
wins CHI. e. Prcserver Lewis Garth's
CHI. +. Lady Esterling. j. l.. Hollands
bay colts Gordon, Gallop and Carl. G.
NJ. Johnson's b. f. Please Welles j.. j.
McGraws b. f. Louise Travers, Will
liam Martins ch. f. Vivian :. and h. t.
Diamond Cluster. Colonel l. NJ. PARIS
l.. q. The Idol. ch. IS, The Urchin and
Robert oliver. CHI. +, Wanita and h. {.
Mater, Quincy Stables l.. s. True ms
Steel and ch. e. Chief Magistrate.
Thomas +. Ryan's b. Getaway and
br. c. Worstdale. ]. o. Talbots CHI. &.
Wooden Shoes and b. + Sanctuary, l.. S.
Thompson's b. e. Enver Bey, III. r.
Whitney's b. fs Trumps. Vega and
Raindaisy. br. T. Delft and b. & Holt
day. l.. NJ. Zimmer's ch, C. Preston
Lynne and blk. a. Charles Cannell,
jamestown selling handicap of 81. 900
for three ycar-olds and over, one