Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
MONSIEUR TOyNSON

w way county, Va. neinS the Feb and ter
minang te lst July, and will be let TO mares at $50 the
season. L. become able the let oe75 insurance. pay.
aoe whenever The mare - be foa 81 the groom
every case All tbnse gentlemen who within the
m be allowed ten per for cash payment The pEopti.
o nave maze the most ample to have
20 'hat may he sent TO this borsei having rented
several large elds and had comfortable quantity o wheat
owed TOT Pasimag, with the addition gram
lo'ase ot ieedins them. They have also engaged
eh'iFe SUIT oil stables the stand, 100
arrangements together with personal attention Of one
The Subscribers ass'ted by faithful o,eis provided for the
purpose, will he warrant, hoped that will be well
treated, and returned their owners good condition No
esPonsy for accidents escapes hut every exeItion wall
DESCRIPTION.
Mon.eur Tonscn beautiful blood bay, hands in.
h'Sh wi'h black legs, aud tail, with beautiful
court Of hair, which for sieekness fneness seldom
iuaed and neyer exceeded, witch highly indicative
lie great beauty end corresponding
~ as many Or more iaens po,t than any other horse
me ARCHIE and Domed stock, ders highly valuable
those strains of blood which are held in such high estnos
ny Judieous .poTtsmtn breedtTswe alude CITIZEN,
Galan and Medley; strains which he so fully oomtine in
his Pedigree, aud which him fine aud remote a cross
upon the stock OF horses OF the present day.
could be said, but the Gentlemen the turf aud breeders
IN Virginia and Moth Carolina generally aeanained
with the beneficial results from udeiou, crosses require
any 'hns but their own judgment Them
10 embrace the present "FRogny Of improving their Stock
On the sire side Monsieur Tonson cot by Pacoie Pa
coiet by the imported horse Uzen Pacolet
ne ny DianS aud he by the Arabian Cilisen dam,
krnee's Turk he by Regulu aud he by the GOdoIphin
al his grandam FAIRY Queen, by young csdei he by
eat
1o0h Black Eyes, by Crab OF the Wariock GALLOWAY
by Snake Bald Galloway, Curwens Bay Barb. The dam u
also ts or EPP grey mare ny Ipf'o sah 'he was
Whkes Wender Ne rPpoo Sab by Lindseyt Araban Tor
an account OF this horse, American Farmer No. % VoL
ss. Pscoets Grandamb by Dmner; he by the imported
horse Valant he BY the imported horse Vaant b Dor
mer by the imported horse Jolly Roger PacoIets great
gandam by Baraam he BY the imported horse Jumper out
sranIan jumper by Hahaam Of England, aud he hy
h Aian1s ran Pseolets great great grandam by the
Ionsoi dam got by Top Gallant by Galaiip Gstin
oy ne Imported horse Bedford out of an imported by
ambno Bedford by Dungannon Of the best the
celebrated English Ehpse The dam of Tor Gallant by
odopb Arabian Tb III " nsO 10 and Dc by the
Of the Imported mare, KITTY Fisher. The graud4m Of Top
BlAk aud Ali BLck he by old Crab out II The a9o. Mis-
SlsmmeI Tcnson's Grandsu. by Grey Medley;
he by Harris old imported Medley. The dam OF GREY Medic
by Skpwih's Black snd An Black; rrandam by Bsv B6
he by Bay Bolton England out Of the Imported mare Blo
SONS great standaB by Old Partner; great grandeur by
L9ns'jsis; great great srandsm by old
skPwh's Black aud All BAekby ted ho Sc Bns-
WICK he by Oronoko he by old Crab
Biact and All Bla X dam, by Ariel, full brother 10 old
Partner beng by orUns Traveller Of Selma by the
an imported mare bred by Sir Johu Ramdsn aud got b,
moIkeyi her DAM Lord LVngsdaie's Black Arabian, Bay
Arabian Conyskns, &c, &c Monsieur Ton,on great grandan
by The imported horse Oscar; be by young Sn has dam by
Lord merton abian grandam by old Grabs great gands
~ t pd'm CsiIo'sy great great grandsm by the barley
eoan. The great great grand dam OF Monsieur Touson by
uodophn Afahan Thus 1t IS evident, from the above bed
gree hst Monsieur Tonson descend s the most valuable
Wlda Fsarnaugh Jolly Roger Valiant old Pariner Sc
and goes directly back IN all his the most approved
Of which celebrated horsc he parke. Of moe than o~s
different crosses.
honen Ionson made has first appearance upon TORT
~ I82i then two oI sud mile heats hy Nh
a. b. Shelhys Faeoet Fiy MaJa Consequence being
lame and OF oIdei Three a(le he Won the two
year old stake at caro- Tennessee, mile heats beang the
above FLY OF MIR. Shehys others In the sprnr of laos
then thee old, he the Jockey Club Purse al
iin t'To mile heats Ia the fall Of the same yeaa he Won The
4 mfr
beating Mr. ConnaiIy Paeole Fly MT Sbe6ys MlriaCuI
Smiths Andrew Jackson aud otheis. Of the ist heat
days after, he The Jockey Club Purse Florence Aa-
ma, heating Andrew JACKSON was ihe travelled
and at New Orean hut has way he taken with the
dIstemPe, aud his feet became diseased with Thrush
ewing to which he not that country. Early IN the
spring 1926, Henry VI Clay - purchased au interest IN
him and tfaye d him 10 Milton, North Carolina, distance
OF y Or $500 miles arriving IN June-and ulyput him IN.
TO training tyi the fall and commenced his racing career
IN tbs, country by winning The Jockey Club Purse at Milton
2ist Sept. beating capt Harson Juliet Q nIe heats
The week after be the jockey club purse at Casve
Court House, beating Sally Walker. mile heats GA IN.
18Th OF Oct following alter travelling distance of mile
he the Jotky Club Purse free Hill, beating Ariel
Gohanna, and BlenheiI, mile heats Two weeks alter be
the Jockey Club Purse Be6ej, beating Sally Walker
Ariel and Laay cite, three mile heats, The week he Won
the Jockey Club at New Hope beating Shakespeare
mile heals Two weeks Alter be The Jockey Club Purse
at Boydton, beating the famous Sally Walker mile
heats Thu was acknowledged to have been the best
Virgins, having been very tough
heavy track LIT heat, in 7m 5J ~ heat, In the
Spring OF 1877 he was put into training with the view Of
running for The great mistake Tree Hill bat becoming laine
he turned out aud far recovered hi smete..
10 warrant The hope Of his beng able 10 run the fall
September, he lhr Jockey Club Purse Al C,se
courthouse besng Capt Ha.ons hJrse Frantic hree milo
heats From the previous injury Of the Tendon Of hts le
leg he broke down early rhe heat th. race bsv
log nearly The whole VI the heat as assent To- the
specaaor O. he other three egs Thus ended the racing
OF this noble Administering beaten all MS competitors
every dsuce tlong ho with considerable ease; clearly
demonsirans ms superiority whether they for speed
1.-THE age. TIiuS. WATSON,
ADNER ROBINSON